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It's
never too late to learn and the elderly can learn something new just
for pleasure. Online learning as an over 50's adult is very different
from the learning you may remember from school. You now have plenty
of choice about what you learn online, the speed you learn at, the
way you learn and when you learn. Different options are available
on-line with offers of information and unbiased advice about all areas
of online learning and leisure. But there may also be local organisations
near you that hold courses.
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Learning
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PC
and IT skills and development
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A
leading publisher of PC CD-ROM software, Focus Multimedia has
established itself over the last decade as the UK’s premier
value software company.
The products represent the very best value for money.
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Online
Learning Network Ltd
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If
you want to brush up your existing skills or learn some new
ones - even if you're an absolute computer novice -There are
ideal courses for you, either on-line or at a local centre to
where you live. You can learn about email and the Internet and
much more. More
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National
Institute of Adult Continuing Education
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The
leading non-governmental organisation
in England and Wales catering for the older senior person
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Third
age Trust
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To
encourage lifelong learning for those no longer in full time
gainful employment.
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The
Internet's premiere free encyclopedia
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Video
Professor is the leader in computer learning. We
have taught over 6 million people, and we can teach you Windows,
Microsoft Office, Quicken, Front Page and more! Video Professor
is the fastest, easiest way to learn computers. We guarantee
it! You’ll be up and running on any of the titles offered in
under one hour, FREE!
DegreeAdvantage.com:
Online Degrees
providing a directory of online degrees and adult education
programs.
Reader's contribution:
Hello Mabels,
Long time since I was in touch, but I thought it worthwhile to drop you a note re: University degrees for us 'persons of a certain age', which may interest your over 50’s readers.
Both my wife and I have enrolled at Glamorgan University for a BA Hons degree in History. We were also accepted by Cardiff and Swansea.
The point is that mature students are accepted on the basis of life experience and not school academic prowess. I never took 'O' levels let alone 'A's. There are many courses, its just that we fancied History.
All sorts of bursaries and grants are available (especially in Wales) and the Universities are very helpful, crying out for mature students.
There is a web site which tells all. (Just type Mature Students UK into Google or other browser)
It stops the old grey cells atrophying and gives us lot a chance to do something that we always wanted to do when young but for one reason or another couldn't.
All for now
Best Regards
Chris (Kit) Chapman
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