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Free online learning opportunities for Sussex staff during Learning at Work Week

Book time in your calendar now for free online learning opportunities for Sussex staff during Learning at Work Week.

Learning at Work Week (18–24 May) is a fantastic opportunity to explore new ideas, develop skills and take some time for personal and professional learning.

Alongside the range of events taking place across the University, two of our apprenticeship training providers are also offering free online learning resources and sessions for staff to access.

KnowledgeBrief – free learning resources and monthly insights

KnowledgeBrief has created a free online hub featuring articles, leadership insights and practical learning content covering a range of workplace topics including management, coaching, communication and organisational development.

Staff can also sign up to receive their free monthly newsletter The Leading Edge featuring the latest learning resources and thought leadership content.

Explore the KnowledgeBrief learning hub:
https://www.knowledgebrief.com/hot-topic/latest

QA – free Learning at Work Week online sessions

QA are running a series of free online webinar sessions during Learning at Work Week, covering topics including AI, Copilot, digital skills, project management, cyber security, and professional development.

These sessions are open to anyone interested in building their knowledge and exploring future-focused skills in an accessible and engaging format.

View QA’s Learning at Work Week sessions:
https://www.qa.com/browse/learning-at-work-week/

Whether you attend a University event, join an online session or simply set aside some time to learn something new, Learning at Work Week is a great reminder that there are many ways to learn.

Please visit the apprenticeship webpage or contact staffapprenticeships@Sussex.ac.uk if you would like to explore what's available or I'll be answering your questions on Monday 18th May between 11:00 - 13:00 LAWW: Ask Chris Anything (Apprenticeships)! - Content details | University of Sussex