National Adult Literacy Database

The Equal Employment Opportunity Program provides Aboriginals, persons with disabilities and members of a visible minority group with equal access to employment, training and advancement opportunities in the New Brunswick Public Service. The objective of the program is to help create a more balanced workforce that reflects the diversity of New Brunswick.

Okanagan College is committed to the principle of life-long learning and understands the need for a continuum of education to meet the needs of the future. It offers a variety of learning opportunities covering a broad spectrum of interests from basic literacy to professional upgrading.

Olds College Academic Upgrading program offers a wide range of pre-high school and high school level courses. Students receive one-on-one attention in small classes so they are prepared for skills training programs at technical institutes, colleges and universities, or direct employment.

This site will provide you with information on educational classes, GED testing, job search activities, job training opportunities, public assistance and a variety of other services to help you improve your job-related skills. If you’re unemployed, underemployed or a young adult of age 14 to 21, you may be eligible for these services and programs, which are provided free of charge.

OISE is a multi-departmental division of the University of Toronto offering four distinctive routes into the profession of teaching and a rich diversity of graduate programs. Programs are offered in areas such as adult education, early childhood education, educational leadership, counselling psychology, curriculum studies, equity studies and applied psychology.

ONLC is a provincial networking and field development organization supporting and serving Native literacy practitioners and learners in Ontario. Its mission is to provide information and training to Native literacy practitioners thereby enhancing both ability and awareness of literacy issues.

The Ontario Skills Passport is a resource that provides clear descriptions of the skills used in virtually all occupations, as well as important work habits. It also provides employers with a consistent method of assessing and recording the demonstration of these skills and work habits in the workplace.

This site presents a catalogue of learning resources providing ready-to-use learning materials to enhance existing programs or to create new ones.

This program is presented by the organization Women Building Futures to help women choose and prepare for a successful career in the construction industry. Information sessions explore the opportunities and challenges associated with construction work. You'll learn about the variety of jobs available, the demand for these jobs, and how to get the training you may need to get your new career started.

The Orillia and District Literacy Council is a local, non-profit, charitable organization whose trained volunteers provide basic literacy, numeracy upgrading, workforce materials to improve essential skills, and promote life-long learning for adults.

This Coalition promotes public awareness of and access to adult literacy information and services in the Ottawa region.

This site provides useful information about programs, grants and events in the fields of adult education, vocational education, the school-to-work transition and correctional education. Its research and resources help prepare young people and adults for post-secondary education, successful careers and productive lives.