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Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre: Literacy and Basic Skills
Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre: Literacy and Basic Skills
Our self directed, self managed LBS Program helps adults develop and apply communication, numeracy and digital skills which will enable them to actualize their career and life goals. Classes are personalized and delivered within an Indigenous cultural context that provides learners with a sense of community and support beyond their academic pursuits. As well as regular classroom activities, our learners have the opportunity to regularly engage in a variety of community cultural activities which include everything from regular visits to museums, galleries, theatre and cinemas, to traditional Pow-wows and other culturally relevant events.
- Reading/Writing/Math
- Digital Skills
- Art Therapy
Paul Haigh, Education Instructor - educationsupport@councilfire.ca or 416.360.4350 x 260
Errol Hernandez, Academic Upgrading Instructor - aumath@councilfire.ca or 416.360.4350 x 240
Joan McDougall, Education Sector Manager - lbs@councilfire.ca or 416.360.4350 x 260
Denise Toulouse, Capacity Development Officer Support - cdo@councilfire.ca
https://www.facebook.com/Toronto-Council-Fire-Education-Sector-232837280890515 | https://twitter.com/TOCouncilFire | https://www.instagram.com/tocouncilfire
ADMISSION: Free
PROGRAM TYPE: Community Based
SERVING: Indigenous
REGISTRATION PROCESS: During the intake registration process learner’s literacy and numeracy levels are assessed along with their personal interests and goal paths in an effort to devise suitable learning strategies and a relevant curriculum for their individual success.
INTAKE: Continuous intake. Program involvement will vary depending on learner’s individual needs.
ELIGIBILITY: Our program’s age requirements are based on the Ministry’s definition of at least 19 years of age, however, exceptions can be made for young adults between 16 – 18 who demonstrate the maturity to benefit from adult education.
ACCESS: All programming is online during COVID-19.
LOCATION
LOCATION
439 Dundas Street East; Toronto Ontario, M5A2B1
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