Join us for an update on the RSA-led project Cities of Learning, an approach that promotes and recognises learning wherever it happens and leads to new pathways into education and work.
The pilot project for Cities of Learning in Brighton is almost complete and we're preparing to launch a wider opportunity and open up involvement across the South East and beyond.
We’ll hear from Deana Ward, Operations Lead at Future Creators about the overall project and how you can champion the use of the Cities of Learning digital badges in your community.
As we move into a further period of uncertainty, we will see how Cities of Learning has the potential to support people to develop and showcase their skills. At a time when unemployment risks being at its highest ever levels, we will see how this work has the potential to help.
The Plymouth and Brighton pilots have so far focused on the 14-25 age group. However, as we move forwards and begin to scale this work regionally and beyond, this will be expanded.
We will be able to look at how a broad range of sectors, as well as community and cultural organisations and informal learning providers can use the Cities of Learning model to support recovery - especially for those most affected by this pandemic.
Taking part in RSA online events
To participate in the event, you will need to register for a ticket to receive the details to join.
Please note that for this event, latecomers who arrive more than 15 minutes after the start time will not be admitted.
Attendees will need to register for a free Zoom account and download their software. To understand more about how Zoom uses your data, please read their Privacy Policy in advance.
We record many of our online events. By attending this online event you accept that you may appear in RSA videos as a participant. Our intention is to use any recording of this event for learning purposes and to document the content of the discussion. Currently we do not have plans to share this recording publicly, but may do so in the future.
If you have any questions, or to let us know of any access requirements or reasonable adjustments you require, please email: networks@rsa.org.uk