National Adult Literacy Database

Organizers have heard from over 500 Literacy and Essential Skills workers from across Canada, but they need more. Their goal is 1,000 responses by May 17.

They especially need to hear from practitioners in Quebec, Saskatchewan, Newfoundland and Labrador, NWT, Nunavut and Yukon, as well as those representing the aboriginal and francophone communities. Please take the time to share your story about the realities of working in the LES field and make sure your perspective is represented in this national study.

If you are involved in the provision of Literacy and Essential Skills programs and services, exclusively or as part of other services you deliver, to adults, as a paid teacher/instructor, skills assessor, program/curriculum developer, administrator, coordinator or manager, this survey is for you.

To access the Survey directly, in English or French, visit https://websurvey.srdc.org/s/SLESW/.   A PDF version that can be completed offline is located here.

The survey is being overseen by the Canadian Literacy and Learning Network (CLLN) as part of the Literacy and Essential Skills Labour Market Study. Click on www.lesworkforce.ca to learn more about CLLN and the study.

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