URTU Learning
Welcome to the URTU Learning Website
This website has been set up to provide you with information on a wide range of learning opportunities, from informal learning, free nationally accredited courses to learning events.
You will also find information about the project aims, details on the project team and how to contact us.
There are loads of useful resources to assist you with learning, your career, and health and wellbeing.

About
Find out about the projects and its objectives.
Learning
Find out about free courses, workshops and learning events

Wheels Magazine
Read the latest edition of the unions ‘Wheels’ magazine.

Meet the team
Meet the team behind the URTU Learning project.
Resources
Resources to support your learning development.
Project News
Read the latest blogs around the URTU Learning Project
Join the digital revolution!
URTU Learning can offer free informal training sessions to help you improve your digital skills.
No equipment or prior knowledge needed.
To find out how URTU Learning can help you join the revolution, contact your local project worker.
Promotion
Free Power Bank
To promote Learn My Way, URTU Learning are giving away a free power bank.
To gain a free power bank all you need to do if complete the following steps.
1. Register on Learn My Way
2. Quote learner centre number 3451706 (England) or 3453170 (Wales)
3. Complete one unit on the Learn My Way site
4. E-mail your username and delivery address to – claire.obrien@urtu.com
CPC Assessment Quiz
Test your driving knowledge with our free CPC Assessment Quiz.
The future is ours to shape, and the time is now.
When lockdown was first announced it left many of us who work in the education sector wondering how we were going to continue to promote and deliver learning. We had played around with the idea of online learning with limited success in some areas. This however was a...
Lockdown story – Virtual classroom
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An old dog could indeed learn new tricks
As part of Diabetes Awarness Week, we have interviewed Mark Ireland who is a driver at Wincantons Magor. I did a Level 2 distance learning course in Diabetes Management. I found out about the course through the WULF URTU Learning project worker visiting my workplace...









