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Life begins at 50! ... a residential course providing older learners with their first taste of adult learning | Author(s) | Graham Wilkinson |
Journal title | Adults Learning, May 2001 |
Pages | pp 11-13 |
Keywords | Adult Education ; Residential courses ; Projects ; Lancashire. |
Annotation | In early 2000, the Adult Residential Colleges Association (ARCA) secured funding from the Department for Education and Employment (DfEE) under the Government's strategy to widen participation in learning as a means of promoting social inclusion. This enabled a series of different initiatives to be undertaken by some of the 30 short-stay colleges in ARCA membership. Each project was aimed at hard-to-reach learners with little or no prior involvement in post-compulsory education. This article describes the project at Alston Hall Residential College, Lancashire, and considers the outcomes that emerged. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-011109206 A |
Classmark | GP: VEG: 3E: 8L * |
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