Events of Interest to Practitioners and Trainers
Ascentis events
Ascentis (the new name for OCNW) is a UK-based Awarding Organisation with a portfolio of user-friendly qualifications designed to meet the needs of all learners, from basic literacy and numeracy through to Access to Higher Education and professional teacher training. View Ascentis events here.
The European Prison Education Association (EPEA) - Conference 2011: Manchester, 24th – 30th October
The EPEA holds an international conference every two years - moving to various venues across Europe. For the first time since the '90's, the conference comes to the UK and to the Northwest - Manchester! It is possible to attend on a day rate as well as for the full three days, and there are various accommodation packages available. This is very much a 'hands-on' conference with lots of practitioners and most delegates present either a workshop, a research session, or a less formal poster presentation. More...
Lancaster Literacy Research Centre events
The LLRC works to understand the role of literacy in all areas of social life and to improve communication and collaboration between researchers and educational practice. More ...
LLU+: Postgraduate qualification starting in October 2010
To read more about the MA in Teaching and Learning Skills for Teacher Educators, Curriculum Managers and Teachers of LLN, click here.
LLUK events
Lifelong Learning UK (LLUK) organises and participates in numerous events across the UK every year. More ...
NIACE Conferences, Seminars and Training Courses
NIACE organises an extensive programme of conferences and seminars for those working with, and in the interests of, adult learners. More ...
University of Cumbria Teacher Education Advancement Network (TEAN)
TEAN is a collaborative initiative, mutually beneficial to teacher education providers and associated organisations across the four countries of the UK. View the TEAN 2010 diary of events here.
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