Learning at Work Week, running from 15-21 May, is aiming to raise awareness of learning and further education through fresh and exciting campaigns.
Each year, Learning at Work Week encourages organisations to promote the idea of learning and staff development. Anyone can take part in the week and over a thousand companies were involved last year including, WHSmith, American Express and BskyB.
Take part on social media by using the hashtag, #learningatworkweek or the Twitter handle @LAWWeekWire
Learning at Work Week is an annual campaign created by Campaign for Learning. Since 1999, the week has aimed to highlight the importance and benefits of learning.
Campaign for Learning was created in 1995 as part of a Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce (RSA) initiative. Their sole purpose is to champion lifelong learning.
The Campaign work across the board to encourage learning and support including communities, workplaces and schools.
To find out more about Learning at Work Week and discover how you could get involved, click here.
