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Basic Education.

Basic education is more than reading and writing. It covers numeracy, digital basics, financial literacy, health literacy and social skills — the ground floor of taking part in society and work.

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What basic education means

Skills for cultural and social participation.

Basic education is oriented around the everyday use of literacy at work and in society — the education that lets us take part, form an informed opinion and think independently.

We work along the recognised dimensions: reading and writing, numeracy, digital basics, health and financial literacy, and social skills — and we build courses around the real needs of our participants.

Workplace-oriented

Basic education for people at work.

Workplace-oriented literacy and basic education is a proven way to lift the core skills of people already at work — sustainably.

We design courses together with companies — on-site or at our centre. Content is adapted to the working day. Suitable for employees with a basic-education need, immigrants with literacy needs, companies with a training remit and institutions with an educational mandate.