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- professional development, public awareness and community education promotion of action on literacy
- training for literacy workers
- literacy community planning
- information and referral for literacy and basic skills
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This program may meet the needs of the following type of student:
- a desire to continue education
- at risk of dropping out of school
- attendance concerns at mainstream school
- require a non-traditional learning environment
- may experience difficulty getting along with others
- experiencing anxiety or mental health issues
- dealing with complex issues beyond school which impact learning
- all possibilities exhausted at the local school
- provides continued learning for adults with developmental challenges after they leave high school
- promotes and improves healthy life skills and quality of life through enriched and meaningful learning opportunities
- programming is developed around enhancing academics, arts and culture, physical fitness, job readiness training and building life skills for independence
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- professional development, public awareness and community education promotion of action on literacy
- training for literacy workers
- literacy community planning
- information and referral for literacy and basic skills
- courses available at the workplace, college, and open levels
- Ministry-registered diploma programs
- educational upgrading
- GED and college prep
- job search training
- a variety of career related certificate programs
- after-school tutoring for children and teens
Programs offered:
- Home support/long term care - personal support, light housekeeping and relief services for seniors and disabled in the community
- Family support - prevention and intervention, counselling with adults, youth and children as well as parenting classes and other groups as deemed appropriate and providing an intake process to assist with internal/external referrals
- Community wellness workers - offers youth prevention, social education, community awareness
- Human service cook - provides breakfast program for the children attending LSK Elementary School and prepares the Meals on Wheels program for the elderly
- Ontario Works (Welfare/employment) - provides temporary financial assistance in company with employment counselling, support in life skills, and literacy to help reintegrate them into the work force
- Employment and training - services available: job board, internet access, resume assistance, job fax service, resource materials
- Target Wage Subsidy
- Job Creation
- Training Purchase
- Employment Assistance
- Self-Employment Assistance
- Small Business Support Program
- Mobility Assistance
- Alter-Abled Initiative
- Youth Work Experience
- Stay In School Initiative
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- Math
- English
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Computers
- Apprenticeship
- GED preparation
- College/Employment preparation
CNIB Deafblind Community Services offers this program for those with visual and hearing impairments.
A program to help students qualify for admission to Mohawk College programs and assist in employment readiness. Focusing on raising Math, Science, and English skills to the college-entry level and employment standards.
Offers upgrading in:
- GED preparation
- Up to grade 12 college equivalency in English and Math
- Up to grade 11 college equivalency in Biology
Programs include:
- American Sign Language (ASL) classes - beginner, intermediate, and advanced classes available
- Literacy and Basic Skills
- Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada
- ASL Classes for Family Communication
Literacy and basic skills training, including numeracy, digital, communication, and interpersonal skills. Helps learners prepare for employment, apprenticeship, secondary-school credit, post-secondary education, and greater independence.
CNIB Deafblind Community Services offers this program for those with visual and hearing impairments.
Courses designed for adult learners who want to complete their high school diploma, with a focus on reading, writing, mathematics, and social sciences.
- professional development, public awareness and community education promotion of action on literacy
- training for literacy workers
- literacy community planning
- information and referral for literacy and basic skills
A program for adults to earn high school credits though 6-week programs using Ontario Secondary School curriculum as per Ministry of Education guidelines. Course lessons and teacher support are delivered both in person and online, with morning and/or afternoon classes. Workplace, college, and university level courses are available.
Mature students with fewer than 26 credits will receive assistance to prepare for their Mature PLAR (Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition) Testing and Application, where they can obtain credits for prior learning of knowledge and skills acquired in both formal and informal ways, outside of secondary school.
Services include:
- Admissions for International and Exchange Students
- English as a Second Language Assessments for Newcomers
- Prior Learning Equivalent Credits
- Supporting Families from Ukraine