Information and learning

Wiltshire libraries can help you:

look up information in books, leaflets, reports or on the internet
obtain books, periodicals or reports that are not in stock through the reservation service
access Microsoft Office, the internet, and a range of online reference resources for free
access government online information services including Find a job and Universal Credit
find organisations, websites and books that can help with job searching
learn more about your smartphone, tablet, laptop or library computers through one-to-one digital support appointments

Researchers are advised that the libraries with the largest stock are Salisbury Reference Library and Trowbridge Library.

FutureLearn	FutureLearn is run by the Open University and offers free short courses from leading UK and worldwide universities. Learn online, for a few hours a week, from 2 - 10 weeks. Browse all upcoming courses (opens new window) or browse by theme (opens new window).
Learn my way	If you or someone you know needs to get started with computers, you could suggest they try the free Learn My Way (opens new window) course.

Wiltshire Libraries	Learn more about your smartphone, tablet, laptop or library computers through one-to-one digital support appointments.
Learning in Wiltshire	Wiltshire Council run courses are available to everyone who lives or works in and around Wiltshire, including training to support apprenticeships (opens new window) and Wiltshire family and community learning courses.
Wiltshire College & University Centre	Wiltshire College & University Centre (opens new window) offers a range of daytime and evening courses from various sites in the county.

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