On Air Now Soleil Radio Overnight Midnight - 8:00am

Now Playing John Farnham You're The Voice

Festival Of Learning Gets Underway

Monday, 17 June 2019 10:30

A host of free events are taking place this week for islanders wanting to change career, learn something new or start a hobby.

The Jersey Festival of Learning includes talks, classes and one to one sessions on everything from writing a CV and starting a business to learning Jerriais and knitting.

There will also be talks by Michelin-starred chef Lee Smith, human rights activist Natalie Strecker and author Ian Ronayne on how to follow in their footsteps.

"The Jersey Festival of Learning is your change to learn something new this month. Whether you want to pick up a new passion, freshen up your CV, or get tips on starting a new business, you can be part of the Jersey Festival of Learning." - Stuart Penn, Skills Jersey Operations Manager.

Details of the events can be found here

More from Jersey News from Channel 103

Two Jersey charity leaders become MBEs in King's Birthday Honours

Jason Wyse and Mike Haden have been recognised in the 2026 King's Birthday Honours List.
Election voter turnout revealed

Less than a third of people who are registered to vote in Jersey turned out for last week's election.
States members sworn in as Chief Minister discusses Ministerial options

Jersey's Chief Minister has spoken to Channel 103 about forming his new team, after newly-elected States Members were sworn in to office at the Royal Court.
Man (36) found guilty of child sexual abuse

A 36 year old man has been found guilty of sexually abusing a young child.
Healthcare campaigners make a stand as new States is sworn in

Healthcare campaigners were in Jersey's Royal Square to highlight to new States Members the shortcomings in local services.
Jersey students heading to university to receive Meningitis B vaccine

A UK Government programme to offer the meningitis B vaccine to Year 13 pupils, and those under 25 starting university this autumn, will be extended to Jersey.
Farnham to remain Chief Minister

Lyndon Farnham will remain Jersey’s Chief Minister, after being the only candidate to put themselves forward.
Hole in road causes gridlock in St Helier

Traffic has been brought to a standstill in central St Helier because of emergency roadworks on Stopford Road.

Comments

Add a comment

Log in to the club to add your comment.

Just Played Songs

1:31am

You're The Voice
John Farnham
1:27am

Black Coffee
All Saints
1:24am

We Are Family
Sister Sledge

Download our apps