LLUK Information and Advice Service

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The Lifelong Learning UK Information and Advice Service is a free service staffed by experienced practitioners and teacher trainers. The service offers confidential specialist advice on all aspects of working in the lifelong learning sector.

What does the lifelong learning sector mean?

Also often referred to as the Adult Learning Sector, The Learning and Skills Sector or the Post Compulsory Sector. The Lifelong Learning workforce covers those people working in career guidance, community learning and development, further education, higher education, libraries, archives and information services and work based learning across the UK.

Please take some time to read through our information pages, where we hope you will find the answer to your question.

I'm new to all this - help needed	I'm interested in teaching Skills for Life	I'm interested in teaching in Further Education in colleges	I'm interested in teaching in Higher Education
I'm interested in working in Libraries, Archives and Information Services	I'm interested in Work Based Learning (WBL)	I'm interested in the Youth and Community Sector	I'm interested in working as a careers adviser
FE Reform - I already teach but need some clarification	Fe Reforms - Help for Principals, CEOs and those responsible for HR and Staff Development	Financial Info	FAQs

If not, please drop us an email at advice@lluk.org or telephone on 0300 303 1877, we are open 10.00 to 16.30 weekdays. Call cost is at the same rate as a standard landline call, even from a mobile.

Please note: We cannot arrange places on training courses, or employment positions, nor can we offer in-depth careers guidance, but we can point you in the right direction to find these things.

Please do take a moment to fill out our feedback form. It will help us to improve the quality of the service.

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