0900 – 1015hrs	A Choice of: Two Parallel Plenaries: Addressing the challenges in different contexts
		Plenary Theme 1 Securing a Learning Workplace, Employability Competitiveness and Social Cohesion. Introduction by Alan Tuckett Chair: Nick Stuart, Department for Education and Employment, UK + 3 Speakers	Plenary Theme 2 Promoting Active Citizenship and Social Inclusion. Introduction by Juliet Morris Chair: John Monks, General Secretary, Trades Union Congress, UK + 3 Speakers
	1015 – 1200hrs	A Choice of: Group Work and Optional Workshops (Refreshments in Group Rooms) Workshop A - Session 1 Employability and Competitiveness - European and National Perspectives Chair: Lindsay Jackson, European Training Federation, Italy and 3 speakers Workshop B - Session 1 Using Broadcasting and the New Technologies - A European Overview Chair: Dr Josie Taylor, Open University, UK and 3 speakers Workshop C - Session 1 Promoting Social Inclusion and Achieve Citizenship Chair: Haroon Saad, Birmingham City Council, UK and 3 speakers Workshop D - Session 1 Securing a Policy Framework that promotes Lifelong Learning Chair: Talvi Marja, The State Assembly, Estonia and 3 speakers Option E - Language Training as a Key Competence within Lifelong Learning Process, part 1 of 3 Option F - You mean you don't know? Getting Connected to European Training Research Through Telematics and Communication Technology Option G - Making Learning Exciting
	1200 – 1330hrs	Lunch in Town Hall
	1345 – 1500hrs	Plenary Theme 3 Expanding the Learning Community - Promoting Access to Lifelong Learning using Broadcasting and the new Technologies Experience from the UK Introduction by Juliet Morris Chair: Dr Kim Howells, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Lifelong Learning, UK + 3 Speakers

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