Isle of Wight Adult Learners Week 19th-25th May 2007 Online Survey.

May 18th, 2007 | By Island Pulse | Isle of Wight News From The Island Pulse

Adult Learning Week held on the Isle of Wight between the 19th – 25th May is an annual week-long national campaign which seeks to engage and inspire people to pursue adult learning. 

Here on the Isle of Wight some of the local events and activities taking place are:

Saturday 19 May 2007:
Ryde Pond Wardens
Newport Roman Villa FREE ENTRY DAY
Museum of Island History FREE ENTRY DAY
A Day of Drum and Dance
Guided Walk – Ventnor Botanic Gardens
Carisbrooke Castle Museum Study Day: The Island (1779-1818) through the eyes of the artist John Nixon
Finding Dinosaurs in Brook Bay

Sunday 20 May 2007:
Making Hanging Baskets

Monday 21 May 2007:
Customizing your Accessories
Roman Book of the Month

Tuesday 22 May 2007:
Batik for Beginners
Mobile Phones Don’t Bite

Wednesday 23 May 2007:
Pottery
Sunnycrest Nursery Open Day
Face Painting
Digital Landscape Photography Workshop
Cooking in Later Life
Nutrition Course CIEH Level 2 Award
Climate Change in the House

Thursday 24 May 2007:
Computer Courses and Basic Skills
Keeping Up with the Grandchildren
Fiction Writing
Adult Art Classes

Friday 25 May 2007:
Family Breakfast
Silver Surfers Day
Samba Drumming

Activities available throughout the week: TBC include:
COOLspot Computer Taster Sessions
COOLspot Maths & Literacy Taster Sessions
Riverside Rural Bus & ICT Suite
Family Badger

View further details of the events by clicking here  

 

The idea is to make sure your learning is of a high standard and helps to fulfil your potential, take part in the Isle of Wight Learner Entitlement Online Survey

“We want to know if it is working. To help us to find out, we would like you to answer 36 simple but important questions.

To encourage as many students and trainees from the Isle of Wight to complete the questionnaire as possible, we are running a competition.

The prize will be £100 in vouchers for the shop of the winner’s choice. To enter the competition, we need your name, age and a telephone number upon which we definitely will be able to reach you”.

Click here Learner Entitlement Online Survey

View the Adult Learners Week website by clicking HERE .
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  1. Latest NIACE News:

    The Annual Adult Learners’ Week Survey on Adult Participation in Learning.

    The Road to Nowhere? – commissioned by the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE) – reports half a million adults lost to learning in the last year.

    The proportion of adults currently learning or having done so in the last three years has fallen to 41%

    http://www.niace.org.uk/news/current.htm#older

  2. Looked for local information and found Island Pulse.
    After reading this on the official site

    Adult Learners Week
    Skills Minister Phil Hope said:

    Adult Learners\’ Week has become the single biggest event in the adult learning calendar. Learning opens all sorts of new doors in people\’s lives. The week celebrates the success of the tens of thousands of adult learners across the country who have seized that opportunity to improve their lives, transform their careers and enjoy the benefits learning brings.

    We want everyone, whatever their age or background, to have the opportunity to succeed through learning. We are transforming the culture of learning in this country and for many people the learning journey will start during Adult Learners\’ Week.

    I wanted to know what free events were on offer and what publicity did the Isle of Wight Eduwight provide suprise suprise

    A Plastic Banner telling us it was learners week hastely put up on Coppins Bridge the night before, yes there was online notices but these were last years with 2006 cultural diversity day old news re-dated to work for 2007

    Lesson to be learned somewhere.

    Ta for the information
    Brenda