Lifepilot is proud to announce joining the Get the Nation Learning campaign, founded by Learning and Work Institute (L&W). This is a fast-growing movement, providing a common platform to organisations that want to make and win the case for lifelong learning and help build a future where everyone can learn throughout life. Roughly 100 organisations are on board, including the likes of: Channel 4, National Housing Federation, and South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority.

In joining the campaign, Lifepilot signed the Get the Nation Learning Charter, committing to:

  • Recognise the many benefits of lifelong learning for people, society and the economy
  • Commit to building a future where everyone can learn throughout life
  • Lead by example to get the nation learning

This commitment comes during Get the Nation Learning Week, the high point of the campaign year. Up and down the country, organisations are strengthening and showcasing their impact on lifelong learning. L&W are also hosting a range of high-profile events, including the Get the Nation Learning Awards, and publishing the latest Adult Participation in Learning Survey.

Stephen Evans, Chief Executive, Learning and Work Institute said:

When adults learn, our society and economy thrive. Growth, productivity, good work, resilient communities, fuller and richer lives. These are just some of the benefits lifelong learning can bring. Despite this, public investment in adult learning has declined dramatically in the last decade. The same is true for employer investment in workplace training, with large inequalities in who accesses learning opportunities. As changes in technology leave us all needing new skills and know-how for life inside and outside of work, levels of learning cannot continue to languish. It’s time to turn the tide. It’s time to get the nation learning. We’re delighted that Lifepilot has joined the movement.

The Lifepilot team passionately believe that lifelong learning has an immensely positive impact on adult learners including achieving personal educational goals, improving life chances and experiencing better mental health. We have joined the campaign to shine a light on the benefits of lifelong learning and to make learners aware of the opportunities and support available for them. Joining the campaign is a great way to be part of a collaborative effort to recognise the importance of lifelong learning.

Find out more by visiting the campaign site, and get in touch with the Get the Nation Learning team.