Lifelong Learning

Learning Through Travel refers to the idea that time spent in unfamiliar places can teach us as much as any

Learning Through Hobbies is a way of building knowledge and skill through activities people choose for enjoyment, such as cooking,

Learning Through Volunteering describes the way people build skills, knowledge and judgment by giving unpaid time to a cause, organization

Language Learning Across Life describes the idea that people can acquire new languages at many stages, not only in early

Media Literacy Across Life describes the ability to access, analyze, evaluate and create messages in many forms, and it is

Health Literacy Across Life describes the ability to find, understand and use health information at every stage of a person’s

Financial Literacy Across Life describes the knowledge, habits and judgment people need to manage money from childhood through retirement. Many

Information literacy for adults is the ability to recognize when information is needed, locate it, judge whether it is trustworthy,

Digital skills for adults refer to the abilities needed to use computers, smartphones, and internet services safely and effectively in

Microcredentials and Lifelong Learning describe a growing approach in which adults earn small, verified records of specific skills throughout their