Lifelong learning

Why should we only have one chance for further education at 18, asks Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Lifelong learning - More and more people are choosing to continue learning long into their lives.

Lifelong Learning | Christina Baeriswyl Illustration

Universities are belatedly introducing new ways of learning

“Do not let your schooling interfere with your education.”- Mark Twain I agree with Mark Twain, who said, “Do not let your schooling interfere with your education.” This statement can not be more accurate than the fast-paced world of the fourth industrial revolution that we find ourselves. Schooling is not the end of education; the

Technology is redefining the nature of work – in every industry, at every job level. Against this backdrop, an educated workforce with advanced skills is ever more critical to keeping pace with and – more importantly – driving and capitalizing on the inevitable march of technology.

Rosemary Bointon writes about how important it is we keep exercising our brains as we age and the joy of lifelong learning.

Reading Time: 4 minutes Lifelong learning is an educational trend that makes us learners for life, keeps us relevant in the workforce, and capable in other aspects of our lives.

Being a student for life is about self-motivation, dedication, and learning new skills. Why do this? Because lifelong learning can benefit your personal and professional life in so many ways, at any age. Here are some of my study tips, resources, and inspiration for how you can become a lifelong stu