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David Hunter
Chief Executive
LIFELONG LEARNING UK (LLUK)
David had previously been Chief Executive of the Further Education National Training Organisation (FENTO) and the Association of Northern Ireland Colleges. David was proactive in working towards the formation of a Lifelong Learning Sector Skills Council. Lifelong Learning UK came into effect as a Sector Skills Council (SSC) on 1 January 2005. It was established by the sector's employers to lead the professional development of all those who work in the field of lifelong learning.
David has been a manager in further education, in adult and community education, and in the voluntary sector. Much of his work in all these fields has been in relation to partnership working and social inclusion, the commitment to which has driven his career pathway.
Added Feb 08
LIFELONG LEARNING UK (LLUK)
David had previously been Chief Executive of the Further Education National Training Organisation (FENTO) and the Association of Northern Ireland Colleges. David was proactive in working towards the formation of a Lifelong Learning Sector Skills Council. Lifelong Learning UK came into effect as a Sector Skills Council (SSC) on 1 January 2005. It was established by the sector's employers to lead the professional development of all those who work in the field of lifelong learning.
David has been a manager in further education, in adult and community education, and in the voluntary sector. Much of his work in all these fields has been in relation to partnership working and social inclusion, the commitment to which has driven his career pathway.
Added Feb 08
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