Do you need to improve your reading, writing, maths or technology skills? Do you want to pursue a career in horse racing, breeding, or agriculture but feel you need to improve your literacy first? The National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) can help, and it’s free. Available to all adults who wish to expand their knowledge or literacy ability, learners can sign up to NALA and learn from anywhere - whether at home, on the move or in one of their many centres around Ireland.
At Equuip, we want all potential professionals in our industry (and beyond!) to have no limitations on the opportunities available to them. NALA provide a safe space where every adult can achieve the necessary literacy, numeracy and digital literacy to fully engage in society and realise their unique potential. So start learning today and let’s grow your future together.
Learn for free. Anytime. Anywhere.
Take the first step. Because it is never too late.
We learn best when we learn about things that we are interested in! Brush up on your reading, writing, maths and digital skills with NALA through the fascinating stories of Ireland’s greatest sports legends.
Call NALA on Freephone 1 800 20 20 65 to find out more.
Free Adult Literacy Courses
Learn for free in your local Education and Training Board adult education centre. Find your local centre here.
Choose from a range of courses:
The Government’s 10-year Adult Literacy for Life (ALL) strategy aims to create a more literacy-friendly Ireland and aids people who left school early in getting a second chance at education through adult education courses. Adult Literacy is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Social Fund.
Qualifications are Awarded by Nala and offer QQI Level Certification. To enquire about their courses, you can:
1. Freephone 1800-20-20-65
2. Text ‘LEARN’ to 50050
3. Visit their website at https://www.learnwithnala.ie/
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Awarded by Nala & QQI Level Certification.
Freephone 1800 20 20 65.
Adult Literacy is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Social Fund.