Congruence is about being genuine, acting without front or facade. You are congruent when you are aware of your own … More
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“This year brings new exciting challenges for myself as I too will be a student as well as a teaching fellow.”
Hooray, a new academic year and mostly back to face to face teaching! I was so impressed last year by … More
Coaching is even more important in times of crisis.
I’m feeling lost, scared, uncertain. I’m worried about elderly relatives. I’ve had to close my business and I don’t know … More
“It’s been an amazing experience with lots of laughs and tears. Centre for Lifelong Learning, it’s been a pleasure.” – 2+2 Graduate, 2021
The above quote really sums up the learning experience as a mature student at Warwick. It’s eye opening and fun … More
Lifelong Learning and Me: Panel Event
As some of you may know, I recently attended a 2-day training opportunity about Froebel’s theories of early childhood. As … More
The Myth of Sisyphus
“The world and I are within one another” – Maurice Merleau Ponty (1962). At the age of 72 I am … More
A collaborative project to create a valuable early years resource
The Birth to Five Matters was produced by the Early Years Coalition and launched in March 2021. The document was developed … More
I feel the programme definitely benefitted me professionally and personally, making me a more confident and thoughtful practitioner.
David Bond completed our MA in Career Education, Information and Guidance in Higher Education. Here he shares his experience of … More
Dialogue and the art of listening
Do you listen enough? We are often quick to dismiss others. We’re often too busy to take the time to … More
I love it when I am speaking to students and I can identify how applying a career theory can inform the way that I work with them.
Mari Price, past student on the Career Education, Information and Guidance in Higher Education course, reflects on her CLL journey… … More
