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Community Learn

Community believes that access to learning, skills development and training is key to success at work and beyond.

Since 1997, we have enabled over 97,500 Community members and individuals to come together and share the experience of learning. In addition, we have secured over £17.2 million of Government and European funding (including learning funded directly by the Union) to give members, their families, and their local communities the best chance of success.

We know that every one of our members has different needs and requirements when it comes to learning. That’s why we have an in house learning team who are dedicated to providing you with practical and flexible opportunities that are unique to you. Whether that be short online training or in person sessions at your workplace or one of our learning centres.

Fill out this form, and our learning team will contact you to work out your learning needs and build a bespoke learning plan for you.

Below you can see the different strands of our learning and training offer:

Online learning

Online learning

Online learning is a way of learning remotely without attending a classroom. This means you can access opportunities from the comfort of your own home and when it suits you.

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Online learning

Union Learn West Project

Union Learn West Project

The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority is working in partnership with Community Union to deliver the Mayoral Priority Skills Fund. This fund provides flexible grant to meet current priority skills gaps in the region.

Find out more
Union Learn West Project

Maths and English

Maths and English

Having basic English and Maths skills can help you within your existing job or help you to find new work. We have lots of different courses so you can pick the course and the way of learning that suits you and your needs.

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Maths and English

Digital skills

Digital skills

As the world of work changes, digital skills are becoming more important. Many people’s jobs now involve digital skills, and even the process of applying for jobs now often requires digital skills. Digital skills can also help you stay connected.

Access digital skills
Digital skills

Redundancy support

Redundancy support

If you have been impacted by redundancy we have a range of advice and support to help you get back into work. We increase your chances of getting another job by improving your skills, qualifications and therefore your employability.

Get help now
Redundancy support

Mental health

Mental health

Community are dedicated to tackling mental ill health in the UK. We do that by training our members to be able to recognise and support their own mental health and to be able to support their friends and colleagues.

Find out more
Mental health

Languages

Languages

Learning a new language takes time and patience, and requires a mixture of reading, writing, listening and speaking. Whether you want to be able to say a few words on holiday or be fluent in another language, we’re here to help!

Learn another language
Languages

Further and Higher Education

Further and Higher Education

Further and Higher Education includes degrees, foundation degrees, higher national diplomas, national vocational qualifications level 4 and 5 and other professional qualifications. You can access all of these through your Community membership. 

More information
Further and Higher Education

Upcoming events

Upcoming events

Community run new learning and training workshops on issues that our members are interested in. Find out more about all our latest courses and other events you can attend. 

Events calendar
Upcoming events

Become a Union Learning Representative

Become a Union Learning Representative

Community Union Learning Reps play a vital role in their workplace, providing members with unique upskilling and learning opportunities, while also raising awareness of the importance of adult learning.

Become a ULR today
Become a Union Learning Representative
 
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Thank you. We have received your query

We have received your query and a member of our Service Centre Department will be in touch to discuss further with you.

Due to service demands it is not always possible for our advisors to reply to your query immediately. We aim to respond within 48 hours of receipt.

If your employer has invited you to a formal meeting (disciplinary, grievance or appeal) and you are seeking representation, if you have not already done so via this form, please provide us with all relevant supporting information including any notes/minutes from any investigation process and your email/letter of invitation, which should include full details of when and where the meeting is due to take place.

Please note that representation is not provided for investigation meetings.

If you have any further queries, please contact our Service Centre Department on 0800 389 6332 or at servicecentre@community-tu.org.

       
           

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