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The launch of the new Callnet website (www.callnetni.org) provides direction to community based learning.
A new website has been launched today to help adults in Northern Ireland find community based learning.
Callnet (www.callnetni.org ) is a partnership between NICVA and 14 voluntary and community organisations which provide learning opportunities. The name Callnet stands for Community Access to Lifelong Learning Network.
The website provides direction for anyone searching for learning opportunities. It provides information and links to signpost users to organisations, courses, resources and events throughout Northern Ireland.
“Callnet is an ideal place for providers to advertise their courses ,” said NICVA’s Head of ICT, Stephen Gray. “As a website, it can be accessed from anywhere in the world, but the partners stretch from Castlederg to Kilkeel, so searchers should find a suitable local provider for the course they wish to follow. The next phase of the project is to engage with more learning providers and help them to promote their organisation on the site .”
There will also be two regional launches of the site over the next week:
STEP, Dungannon. Tuesday 1 June 2004.
Springfarm and District Community Association, Antrim. Thursday 3 June 2004.
To attend either of these events, please contact Margaret Thompson at NICVA: 
Margaret Thompson 
028 9087 7777
Visit the website at www.callnetni.org .
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