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Articles of interest originally written for our ADL Newsletter ranging from topical issues, ADL promotions to the insights and thoughts of our leaders.

Being a distance learner studying an online course can be a difficult thing. Despite all the support colleges like ADL offer our students, we can’t get away from the fact that, in the end, it is up to the student to make a success of their studies. It is the student who must demonstrate the …

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We're very excited to announce a second Q&A with one of our very own tutors! Lee Raye, author of Advanced Academic Writing, Critical Thinking and UK Wildlife Law, is going to be answering your questions live on Facebook on the 22nd of October from 6.00pm until 6.30pm. Mr. Raye has been involved in ADL since 2013 and …

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ADL registrar Amanda Phelan-White returned to the local Kent papers this weekend past with a picture in their Sunday paper. It was part of a feature regarding reviews of Kent businesses in 2014 alongside other Kent businesses, including kitchen companies, motorcycle importers and enterprise support providers. Interviewed by the paper, Amanda explained what makes the …

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It’s been an exciting few weeks for space fans and seekers of knowledge in general. In the last couple of days, we’ve seen the Rosetta space probe achieve another first in human ingenuity, conducting the first successful landing of a probe onto a comet, giving us an incredible opportunity to learn more about these fascinating …

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