Posted: 21/07/2018 by Alice Reynolds in Government

UALL responds to the Fourth Industrial Revolution enquiry

Our Honorary Secretary responded to the enquiry's call for case studies, shedding light on the advantages and disadvantages of this new technology and what it means for lifelong learning. The enquiry is based around the emergence of new technology including robotics, artificial i

Posted: 18/07/2018 by Alice Reynolds in UALL News

UALL Work and Learning Network

Our thanks to Professor Carol Costley for this report on the recent network conference. This report was first published on the UALL Work and Learning Network website. The conference was a collaboration between EURASHE, the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning, Work and

Posted: 05/07/2018 by Alice Reynolds in Higher Education

Application patterns of mature students - UCAS report

Posted: 28/06/2018 by Alice Reynolds in Higher Education

WBIS20 Exhibition

Celebrating 20 years of Work Based and Integrative Studies, the University of Chester's innovative work based learning framework. The University of Chester are celebrating the achievements of their Work Based and Integrative Studies, a programme that when it started had only 6 pe

Posted: 20/06/2018 by Alice Reynolds in Higher Education

Why one London college has waived its fees for adult learners

This post was first published on www.tes.com by the principle, Andy Forbes, of the College of Haringey, Enfield and North East London, 20th June 2018. Working in London, it soon becomes apparent that there are two sets of Londoners. One is highly educated, upwardly mobile and gen