In this Q&A, we hear from Stacey Pring, Partnerships Manager, and Alice Tetstall, Project Officer, who tell us more about how Pathways is helping people.
Delivered on Microsoft Teams, the programme consists of a variety of online workshops designed to help you get the most out of the online learning resources that are available through The Open University’s free OpenLearn platform. Workshop topics include leadership skills for volunteers, how to improve confidence, overcoming barriers to learning, and reflective practice. You’ll also have the opportunity to find out more about further study with the OU. During the programme, additional face to face support will be offered by County Voluntary Councils (CVCs) where possible.
From coaching grass roots, to learning from Andrés Iniesta: we catch up with an OU graduate with a remarkable story.
8 Weeks. 8 Skills. Your future.
Online lunchtime workshops – just one hour a week.
Week 1 starts on Wednesday 14 October 2026 and the sessions will run for 7 more weeks from 12 – 1pm every Wednesday until the final session on Wednesday, 2 December 2026.
Have you considered becoming an OpenLearn Champion?
OpenLearn Champions is an Open University (OU) in Wales advocacy programme where we provide staff and volunteers free sector specific training so that you can support the people you work with in accessing informal and formal learning opportunities through the OU.
Supporting a young person in sixth form as they consider their next steps?
Join our online open evening and discover how The Open University in Wales offers award-winning online learning with tutor support that’s a more flexible alternative to traditional university routes.
In the two-part series, acclaimed Welsh actor Michael Sheen investigates claims about toxic ‘forever chemicals’ which have been concealed underground in different parts of Wales since the 1960s, causing worry for generations of local people.
Please note: Our Wales ceremonies are full, and the waiting list is now closed.
The venue is just off of junction 24 of the M4. Whether you're travelling by train or driving, please see the information on the ICC website, including the details for their parking facilities on-site.
Young people at Bridgend College have developed new confidence, skills and ideas for social change, through a joint project delivered by The Open University in Wales and its partners.
Last night at the National Eisteddfod, the Cabinet Minister for Education and the Welsh Language, Anna Brychan MS spoke about their priorities for teacher education.
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