Learning and organising services
LAOS Guide to courses

Lifelong learning in UNISON

Both at work and beyond
Link to a PDF document on this siteLifelong learning in UNISON

Assistance for education

Bursaries & grants scheme for members
Link to a PDF document on this siteAssistance for education

Health care profile order form

Professional profile personal development pack
Link to a PDF document on this siteHealth care profile order form

Activists

Guide to courses for members and activists

Introduction
Link to a PDF document on this siteGuide to courses for members and activists

Developing our Activists

Courses available at national level.
Link to a PDF document on this siteDeveloping our Activists

Activists national course application form

For nationally organised courses
Link to a PDF document on this siteActivists national course application form

Documents

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UNISON and the Skills pledge

10 April 2008
The Skills Pledge is a government initiative aimed at securing a right to free training and development for employees who usually miss out in this area.

Link to a PDF document on this siteAcrobat PDF (95511 bytes)
 

Getting GOing in local government

27 March 2008
A guide to the GO Award for UNISON learning reps and branches
Link to a PDF document on this siteGetting GOing in local government
 

LAOS Annual Review 2007

13 February 2008
UNISON's learning and organising services unit undertakes a wide range of activity which contributes to the overall achievement of the union's objectives and priorities.
Link to a PDF document on this siteLAOS Annual Review 2007
 

The recruiting and organising activist

1 February 2008
A brief introduction to Recruiting & Organising Activist materials with a flexible approach to learning for Branch Officers, Stewards, Union Learning Representatives and Health & Safety Representatives.
Link to a PDF document on this siteThe recruiting and organising activist
 

…your passport to learning in the Police Service

15 August 2007
This document is part of UNISON's campaigning for parity of access to workplace learning for police staff and police officers
Link to a PDF document on this site…your passport to learning in the Police Service
 

Employers Guide to Lifelong Learning

25 July 2007
Partnership workplace learning with UNISON
Link to a PDF document on this siteEmployers Guide to Lifelong Learning
 

Stepping Forward - Main steps to embedding Skills

25 April 2007
Final report and strategy framework from the Essential Skills for Health and Social Care (England) project (Incorporating summary and recommendations).
Link to a PDF document on this siteStepping Forward - Main steps to embedding Skills
 

Skills for Life equals UNISON business handbook

25 April 2007
This is document is for UNISON activists, members, and regional and national organising staff.
Link to a Acrobat PDF document on this siteAcrobat PDF version
Skills for Life Handbook Addendum: Baseline Information for Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and England
Link to a Microsoft Word document on this siteMicrosoft Word version version
 

Organising for Learning - 7 March 2006 case studies

19 December 2006
Details of the Organising for Learning that took place in March 2006
Link to a PDF document on this siteOrganising for Learning - 7 March 2006 case studies
 

Lifelong learning: a branch guide

19 January 2005
A guide to lifelong learning for branches.
Link to a PDF document on this siteLifelong learning: a branch guide
 
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LAOS News
TUC Educational Trust bursaries
(02/05/08) Funding opportunities to support members’ learning
Workers Music Association summer school – UNISON scholarship
(25/04/08) Union offers scholarship to WMA school in August
Take the skills pledge
(14/04/08) Supporting the Skills Pledge can help us in our campaigns to improve conditions for lower paid workers.
Help find the stars of learning
(25/03/08) If you, or someone you know, has benefited from being a learndirect learner then you could win a prize and be nationally recognised.
Union learning changes lives
(10/03/08) Universities and skills minister joins ULRs to celebrate 20 years of Return to Learn
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