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About Learning at Work Week

Learning at Work Week (LAW Week) is a national annual event led by  to build learning cultures at work. It aims to put a spotlight on the importance and benefits of continual learning and development. In 2025, it takes place from 12 to 18 May. The 2025, it highlights the social aspect of lifelong learning at work with three aspects to consider: 

• how we connect people to learning experiences through building motivation and addressing barriers to engagement 
• the importance of our work communities for supporting, inspiring and driving engagement with lifelong learning 
• how connecting colleagues through learning across the organisation, we can build understanding, skills and knowledge as well as create collaborative cultures and relationships that further support a lifelong learning culture. 

Programme of events

Teams and Divisions across the University are hosting a range of workshops and events for Learning at Work Week. More events will be added so keep checking back! 

Self-directed learning

Engaging in regular self-development activity helps you to demonstrate a willingness and ability to improve skills, identify knowledge gaps, and proactively invest in your own career.  

OpenLearn

The Open University's free e-learning platform offers bite-sized learning experiences designed to fit easily into daily life. OpenLearn’s academic-led content includes around , more than 80 badged courses, and thousands of educational games, videos and academic articles.

Chichester College Group

Chichester College Group offer a wide range of  which offer you the flexibility of studying a selection of nationally recognised qualifications across a number of sectors. Their courses cover health care, workplace skills, childcare, business and management and sports and fitness. 

Brighton MET and Northbrook College

Offer a variety of  aimed at enhancing skills and increasing knowledge, confidence and motivation.

East ßÏßÏÊÓƵ College

Offer a range of  in digital skills, mental health first aid, customer service and more. You can study at a time that fits around your life commitments, and you'll always have a course assessor on hand to help you with questions you might have.

Online Learning Hub

Visit Organisational Development's Online Learning Hub to find a broad range of e-learning related to personal and professional development, leadership and management, wellbeing, and more.