The University of the Third Age is a co-operative learning community, run by volunteers on a non-profit basis.
School for Seniors provides an opportunity for people to share learning experiences, skills and social activities in a convivial, non-threatening atmosphere.
TAFE Tasmania is part of the national TAFE network and provides vocational education and training.
The Adult Education Program offers an extensive range of vocational and personal development programs. Diverse subject areas include languages; computing; small business training; art, craft and design; philosophy; tai chi and the culinary arts. The atmosphere is relaxed, friendly and low key, with the emphasis on self-paced learning and attention to individual needs.
Book Discussion Services can provide assistance in starting a book discussion group, and offer a wide range of books and informative study/discussion notes. The service is a joint venture between TAFE Tasmania and the State Library of Tasmania.
Hear a Book Service is a non - profit organisation based in Hobart serving people with Print Disabilities throughout Australia and New Zealand.
There are over 10,600 books on the catalogue which have been recorded by volunteers in their own homes and distributed through Public Libraries in Australia and New Zealand.
