On the Road with the Community Education Network: The Central Remedial Clinic (CRC)

Our Community Education Officer Lorraine O’Connor and our Adult Learning Officer Leo Gilmartin were on the road again today meeting the staff at the Central Remedial Clinic in Clontarf in Dublin.
On the Road with the Community Education Network: the Irish National Organisation for the Unemployed (INOU) Learning Hub

Lorraine O’Connor, our Community Education Officer, was on the road recently to meet with the staff at the Irish National Organisation for the Unemployed (INOU) Learning Hub.
On the Road with the Community Education Network: Women’s Collective Ireland

Our Community Education Officer Lorraine O’Connor was on the road recently to visit Women’s Collective Ireland (WCI). WCI are committed to working with grassroots women to address their diverse needs through the communities they work with using a community development model locally and nationally.
Budget 2024: Supporting adult learning will help Ireland become a more equal and just society for all

Earlier this summer, we made our pre-budget submission to the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science.
New short “micro-credential” courses designed to offer greater flexibility in how people learn and up-skill

New short “micro-credential” courses, which are being run in partnership with universities across Ireland, offer a way to spark greater interest in lifelong learning.
New social media campaign demonstrates the global impact of lifelong learning

UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning is running a social media campaign, #ImALifelongLearner, to raise awareness of people across the globe who have felt the benefits of keeping up education in some form throughout their lives. AONTAS is proud to be an official partners in this campaign.
Historic move away from the Points System and the Dominance of the Leaving Certificate in Ireland

Minister Simon Harris TD announces new joint programmes between FET and Higher Education, making it easier for learners to start their studies in their local communities and smoothly transition into Higher Ed courses.
Learner Voice Training: AONTAS collaborates with Education and Training Boards across Ireland

We currently offer staff training on the foundations and practice of Learner Voice work. We also offer workshops for learners on leadership, advocacy and planning. The goal is to listen and be responsive to what learners need, and encourage and facilitate more learners to return to and stay in Further Education and Training.
Later Life Online: Narrowing the Digital Divide for Older Adults in Ireland and Across Europe

Experience and learning from the Erasmus+ TO SWITCH project multiplier event, Later Life Online: Narrowing the Digital Divide for Older Adults in Ireland and Across Europe.
Save the Date! A Window to the World: AONTAS Adult Education Summit 2023

AONTAS announces the biggest event of the year – A Window to the World: AONTAS Adult Education Summit 2023 – happening this November 15th in the Aviva Stadium