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UNISON routes to learning for representatives and members
Skilled for Work
Read the results of UNISON's survey of the literacy, numeracy and computer skills of UNISON members.
Branch Welfare Officer Training 2012
For more details of the course and an application form visit http://www.unison.org.uk/welfare/BWOtraining.aspDyslexia - In Our Own Words
This will help UNISON activists, especially union learning reps, to understand dyslexia and how they can support members who are dyslexic, or suspect they might be. It includes tips on organising around dyslexia in the branch.Learning for Everyone: A ULR toolkit for developing informal learning at work
This new toolkit for developing informal learning at work enables Union Learning Reps (ULRs) to help members and potential members into learning and into greater involvement in their branch through short fun informal learning sessions.Defending members with Skills for Life Needs
When members are threatened with disciplinary action because they seem to have refused to carry out instructions, to follow new rules or to adhere to health and safety policies, Skills for Life (SfL) issues can often be at the root of the problem.Clive Jenkins European Study Bursary 2011/12
The TUC Educational Trust offers two bursaries of £800 each to enable trade union members to visit a European Union country in 2011/12. The purpose of the visit will be to study, first-hand, an aspect of trade unionism, industrial relations, training or employment.
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