Lifelong Learning at Bangor University

Minister visits Lifelong Learning Students

Alun Ffred 1 Plaid Cymru's Assembly Member for Arfon and Welsh Assembly Government Minister for Heritage, Alun Ffred Jones, visited Lifelong Learning at Bangor University to meet students who are studying university courses on a part-time basis, to congratulate some of those who received a scholarship last week.

Students had an opportunity to chat and ask the Minister questions about various maters.

“Lifelong Learning makes a very important contribution to communities across north Wales by giving people opportunities to improve their skills and have a brighter future. I admire their commitment to their studies, where many of the students have family commitments and busy lifestyles.” Said the Minister.

Alun Ffred 2 Lifelong Learning, at Bangor University, provides high quality and flexible part-time educational opportunities across North Wales - from individual modules to part-time undergraduate and Masters level study.

They have centres at Bangor, Wrexham and Mold with teams working to develop stimulating and relevant lifelong learning programmes, through the medium of English and Welsh, which are delivered in communities and workplaces.

Alun ffred 3 If you are interested in studying for a part-time degree, it is usually possible to start studying on some of their degree and postgraduate courses in January – you need not wait until next September. For further information on part-time degrees, please contact Lifelong Learning on 01248 383668 or via email ll@bangor.ac.uk.