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“If we don’t face up to this challenge we will be overtaken by other countries. I believe we can crack it, but only in partnership with business”

David Lammy MP, Minister for Skills

Events - 18th May 2008

Adult Learners Week (ALW) 2008

Sunday May 18th, 2008, All Day | Across England

Adult Learners’ Week is a unique opportunity to run or promote your learning projects. The week-long campaign falls in May - Saturday 17 to Friday 23 May 2008.

Every year, ALW helps inspire thousands of people to see what learning could do for them, offering them the chance to catch up on skills they’ve missed out on in the past, or develop themselves for the future.

The annual learning-fest includes high-profile media campaigns, conferences, workplace events and parliamentary activity.

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