Adult Literacy

 
Adults require on-going learning opportunities on a flexible basis to acquire a level of literacy sufficient to meet their needs as parents, employees, and citizens. For those who have not succeeded in school or whose education has been interrupted, a system of adult basic education and literacy is necessary to allow adults to gain the skills they need to support their families and be fully productive members of their communities. Some adults are able to attend a full-time program of adult basic education. These adults may require more than a year of classroom study to become employment ready or to meet the entrance requirements for post-secondary programs. Other adults may require access to part-time programs to upgrade specific skills which they can balance with their family and work responsibilities. Connecting with employment and personal fulfillment is the outcome. Opportunities for adults of all ages make it possible for everyone to stay current, thus benefiting fully from all that the NWT society has to offer.

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ALBE Supporting Document

ALBE Funding Sources

Call for Nominations
2008 Council of the Federation Literacy Award