West Yorkshire Adult Work-Based Learning Awards 2010
The West Yorkshire Lifelong Learning Network is delighted to announce the third annual West Yorkshire Adult Work-Based Learning Awards. These awards recognise the achievements of employees who have successes in progressing onto a higher education course while continuing to work.
This year we are also presenting awards to recognise employers and tutors who have offered inspiration and encouragement to learners. We are looking for nominees who deserve specials recognition for their achievements and whose experiences might inspire others to progress onto higher level courses.
Nomination forms for the West Yorkshire Adult Work-Based Learning Awards are now available. For further details please download Awards flyer or nomination form below.
Adult Work Based Learning Awards Flyer
Learner Nomination Form
Tutor Nomination Form
Employer Nomination Form
The deadline for receiving nominations is Friday 14th May 2010. The awards will be presented to the winning learners, employer & tutor at our invitation only Celebration Event on Wednesday 7th July 2010.
Many thanks to our award sponsors – details of which can be found on the flyer.
If you are unable to download the documents please email me at d.m.samuels@hud.ac.uk and I will send you copies by email.
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