Committed to providing high-quality eLearning to all charities

Our goal is to empower charities by providing them with affordable and effective learning solutions and resources for their staff and volunteers.

We believe in the power of collaboration and view our members as partners, working together to build a community network that strengthens the entire charitable sector.

How it started vs. how it’s going

When eLearning was just too expensive

Back in 2001, eLearning wasn’t widely available to charities as it was just too expensive. Martin Baker, CEO and founder, knew charities needed to train their staff and volunteers while keeping their costs down.

2001

Why not bring those charities together?

We started back in 2003 when Martin created the Charity Learning Consortium, bringing just six founding members together to mutually fund and share resources.

2003

And then...

Jump to the present and we have an industry leading, bespoke learning management system (LMS), extensive eLearning library and a community of L&D professionals sharing knowledge – all at a realistic price. Some of our founding charities are still loyal members but over the years we’ve grown and evolved. We now have 400 members.

2024

Read more from the CLC…

Revamping online learning at the Forward Trust

Claire Pulman, HR Learning and Development Lead at the Forward Trust, has transformed how online learning looks at the organisation. She shares her approach and the impact it has had.

Charity Learning Conference & Awards 2024: 15 action points from the keynotes

The conference keynotes were packed with insights and pragmatic advice. Here we have distilled three take-aways from each keynote to help drive learning success in 2025.

Charity Learning Award Winners

The award winners of 2024 are here! The Charity Learning Consortium has had the privilege of witnessing an extraordinary display of commitment, innovation and dedication within the third sector.

Part 2: World of Learning exhibition: A two-day roundup

Last week, Jen attended the World of Learning exhibition in Birmingham, and here’s a roundup of her two days there.

Part 1: Key takeaways from World of Learning 2024

The World of Learning Conference & Exhibition is a two-day event that brings together leading experts, brands and professionals from the L&D community under one roof. Little Man Project’s Gill Chester shares her key takeaways.

Reinvigorating learning platform engagement at The Children’s Society

Following a restructure, learning has been revitalised at The Children’s Society. Natasha Welbourne and Katrina Brandt focused on creating a consistent approach to learning, whilst aligning with the organisation’s wider strategy and goals.

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