1500 – 1630hrs	Group Work, Optional Workshops and Visits (Refreshments in Group Rooms) Workshop A - Session 2 Employability and Competitiveness - Learning Organisations Chair: Sarah Perman, Trades Union Congress, UK and 3 speakers Workshop B - Session 2 Using Broadcasting and the New Technologies - Broadcasting and Adult Learning Chair: Naomi Sargant, NIACE, UK and 3 speakers Workshop C - Session 2 Promoting Social Inclusion and Achieve Citizenship - Work with Under Represented Groups Chair: Fiona Blacke, Scottish Community Education Council, UK and 3 speakers Workshop D - Session 2 Securing a Policy Framework - National and Regional Perspectives Chair: Felicity Everiss, Department for Education and Employment, UK and 3 speakers Option E - Language Training as a key competence within Lifelong Learning Process (continued), part 2 of 3 Option F - Towards an inclusive Qualifications Framework. Option G - Visit to Fords, Halewood Option H - Visit to Horizon Biscuits Option I - Visit to Gemisis Option J - Visit to Salford Way
	1645 – 1815hrs	Group Work, Optional Workshops and Visits continuing Workshop A - Session 3 Employability and Competitiveness - Working with Small and Medium Sized Enterprises Chair: Tom Cannon, Management Charter Initiative, UK and 3 speakers Workshop B - Session 3 Using Broadcasting and the New Technologies - Technologies and Adult Learning Chair: Stephen McNair, NIACE, UK and 3 speakers Workshop C - Session 3 Promoting Social Inclusion and Achieve Citizenship - Overcoming Barriers Chair: Tom Schuller, Edinburgh University, UK and 3 speakers Workshop D - Session 3 Securing a Policy Framework - Providers Perspectives Chair: Cees Doets, Centre for Innovation of Education and Training, Netherlands and 3 speakers Option E - Language Training as a key competence within Lifelong Learning Process (continued), part 3 of 3 Option F - Promoting Adult Learning

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