Union Gets Funding For Education and Training
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Mar 1, 2004
The GPMU has secured £1.25m of funding over two years from the Union Learning Fund (ULF) to develop learning and training programmes in England.
The GPMU has secured £1.25m of funding over two years from the Union Learning Fund (ULF) to develop learning and training programmes in England.
It is understood that the money will be used to target four areas: skills for life including basic literacy, expanding the union's network of learning centres, increasing the number of learning representatives from 250 to 1,000 and giving access to workforce development programmes with NVQs and modern apprenticeships.
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