Learning through the coronavirus crisis and beyond: ULearn 2020 is out now

The publication of our magazine celebrating all things UNISON learning is a highlight of every year. Uniquely, 2020’s edition has been published in an online-only format – but it’s still filled with stories showcasing some of the highlights from a year of UNISON learning.

This year’s edition includes:

  • our new partnership with the Staff Skills Academy
  • hints and tips for taking learning online
  • creative writing
  • functional skills for ambulance staff
  • getting to grips with Makaton

… and much more besides!

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