On this page you will find a number of useful links to websites, these will give you a good indication of where to start, what's available and the kind of information and resources anyone will find useful if considering starting a learning project.

A useful little tool that discovers your current NVQ level. http://www.qualificationscalculator.co.uk

• Skills for Families
  Working together to extend and embed family literacy, language and numeracy.

• niace Adult Learning
  We promote Adult Learning.

• Move On
  A national project aiming to share the success of a pilot project in Somerset and developing its approach further.

• Maths for Life
  A new project which aims to stimulate a positive approach to teaching and learning in numeracy and maths.

• Learning Skills Council
  We are responsible for planning and funding high-quality vocational education and training for everyone.

• Learning Skills Development Agency
  Our mission is to improve the quality of post-16 education and training in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

• Learn Direct
  Hundreds of specially created online courses.

• Dictionary.com
  Aid your learning with Dictionary.com.

• Department for Education and Skills - Read Write Plus
  The main source of information and advice on all aspects of implementing Skills for Life.

• Department for Education and Skills - Get On
  This site aims to provide marketing information and resources to those involved in promoting Skills for Life learning.

• Department for Education and Skills
  Creating opportunity, releasing potential and achieving excellence.

• Campaign for Learning
  We aim to stimulate learning that will sustain people for life.

• BBC Skillswise
  Improve your English and Maths with Skillswise.

• The Basic Skills Agency
  Helping to teach literacy and numeracy.

• WEA
  Worker's Educational Association

• Open University
  Promoting high-quality university education for all.

• Unionlearn
  Helping trade unions to spread the lifelong learning message to even more members

• BBC RaW
  The BBC's Read and Write campaign

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