Lancashire County Council has approved plans for Nelson and Colne College to permanently take on responsibility for running Lancashire Adult Learning College LAL.

Ofsted highlighted that further improvements would be made by making the current senior leadership arrangements for LAL permanent. County Councillor Tony Martin, Lancashire County Council cabinet member for adult and community services, said: LAL provides courses for adults throughout Lancashire.

A wide range of courses are offered, including those designed to help people improve basic skills for life and work, such as maths, English and computer skills.

LAL also caters for adults who are job seeking and brushing up on their skills, adults who have a learning disability, and those who want a supported return to learning. Education and training is currently provided for 22, adult learners on learning programmes, delivered in over community based venues throughout the county. Amanda Melton is the Principal of Nelson and Colne College and has been in the same role at LAL since December The county council will lancashire learning and skills council 5min 3 candles binary options strategy webinar be involved through the appointment of up to two people on the governing body of Nelson and Colne College.

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