We are working with the University of Sheffield and Museums Sheffield on their Discover programme. Find out more information here.


We are working with the University of Sheffield and Museums Sheffield on their Discover programme. Find out more information here.


Hayley was invited to speak at the Virgin Money UK and Good Things Foundation launch event today. She talked about the work of Learn for Life and how we support individuals with mobile and data poverty through the National Databank. There were insightful discussions around tackling digital inclusion and data poverty during the day. Learn for Life Enterprise are looking forward to working with Virgin Money more in the future.



We are happy to announce we’ve been selected by Electrical Safety First for funding from their new initiative, the ‘Electrical Safety Fund’. This aims to help communities throughout the UK raise awareness of issues concerning electrical safety.
We are looking to ensure our community is kept safe particularly during these financially challenging times we are all facing.

Today we were invited for tea and biscuits with the Lord Mayor- thank you for having us! There are more photos on our Facebook page here.


Meet our Digital Champions in Libraries around Sheffield this week for #GetOnlineWeek #TryOneThing. Locations and times can be found here.


This week we’ve had a few trips to the art exhibition, Hope, Art & Sanctuary at Highfield Trinity Church in aid of ASSIST. Thank you for welcoming us! There are more photos on our Facebook page here.


This week we had the pleasure of welcoming the Lord Mayor and Mayoress of Sheffield to Learn for Life. The Lord Mayor and Mayoress met some of our students and talked to them about Sheffield, their jobs, experiences and answered questions. Everyone found it very interesting and enjoyable, thank you for coming to see us!

Today we had a walk, talk and tour around the General Cemetery and went to visit Samuel Holberry’s grave (prominent member of the Chartist movement in Sheffield and the UK). Thank you to Martin for sharing lots of local history, everyone found it very interesting! #communitylearning #adulteducation #refugeeswelcome #localhistory


