Lifelong Learning

Lifelong Learning Systems are the connected network of schools, colleges, employers, libraries, community programs and public agencies that together make

Lifelong learning policy refers to the laws, funding rules, and government programs that encourage adults to keep learning throughout their

Inclusive lifelong learning refers to education and training available to adults at every stage of life, designed so that people

Equity in Lifelong Learning refers to the principle that every adult should have a fair chance to keep learning, regardless

Access to learning opportunities refers to the real ability of people to reach courses, programs, materials, and teachers that help

Learning and Family Responsibilities often compete for the same hours, energy, and attention. Many adults returning to school, parents taking

Learning and Work Balance describes how adults manage ongoing study alongside paid employment, family duties and rest. Many working people

Time management for learners means planning how study hours, classes, work and rest fit together across a week, so that

Motivation for Adult Learning describes the reasons grown-ups choose to study, stick with courses, and keep building skills alongside work

Self regulation in learning is the ability to direct your own thinking, effort and behavior toward a goal, even when