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Chris Holland was co-founder and later Associate Director of Workplace Basic Skills Network (UK), and Research Fellow in the Department of Education Research at Lancaster University. She is currently working as a Research Consultant in Adult Education, with the Auckland College of (teacher) Education, and with European workplace language and literacy projects.