The Centre for Lifelong Learning will be launching a new project to help adult learners achieve GCSEs.

The ‘GCSE for Me’ initiative is a pilot project which is designed to help adult learners achieve a GCSE qualification in English or maths.

The GCSE courses will run by experienced subject specialists for the first time from September 2017.

Phil McCash, will deliver a workshop at the Career Development Institute (CDI) Student Conference, later today.

'Career helping at depth: working with the whole person in careers work' will discuss the relationship between depth psychology and career development.

Phil McCash is Principal Teaching Fellow in Career Studies at CLL Warwick

Dr Barbara Merrill will be coordinating this year’s Access, Learning Careers and Identities Network Conference run by the European Society for Research on the Education of Adults (ESREA), which has now launched a call for papers.

On World Social Work Day (Tuesday 21 March) colleagues from our Warwick Social Work team, welcomed local social and community work practitioners, students and educators, to celebrate their contribution to global social work.

Principal Research Fellow, Dr Ravi Thiara (SWELL) took part in a Gender Based Violence Day, held on 13 March at the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations, Coventry University.

The event was held to celebrate International Women's Week and focused upon the networks of support that exist in the City of Coventry and how they can work to empower and enable those affected.