Our programs are available at no cost to adults 18 and older who are no longer attending school. Learning is offered in a friendly, nonjudgmental, and safe environment. Work towards your GED, improve your skills, and reach employment or personal goals. Smaller groups and one-to-one teaching allow our instructors to give each learner all the time they need to be successful. You can start any time and attend when you are able from September to June.
Our vision for Lunenburg County residents is strong literacy, an empowered community and enhanced quality of life through lifelong learning.
May 2023 Programs
Our vision for Lunenburg County residents is strong literacy, an empowered community and enhanced quality of life through lifelong learning.
May 2023 Programs
How it works
- Meet with one of our instructors for an intake assessment. This assessment will look at your reading and math skills to see where we will start and what materials will be needed. We will also ask questions about your interests and background to help us understand your needs and what you will enjoy.
- We will register you in one of our programs by completing a registration form. In addition to your contact information, you will be asked questions about your educational history, learning needs, and any possible challenges. We will also require your Social Insurance Number for registration purposes.
- You can then join a scheduled class time, or just come whenever you are available. There are no attendance requirements or tests; come when you can! We will use your assessment results to choose the right subjects and materials.
Programs
We start by setting learning goals and then work with learners to improve their skills. Classes are flexible, nonjudgmental, and safe; come when you can and learn at your own pace. We can also meet virtually and offer classwork via Google Classroom!
Subjects include math, communications (reading and writing), science, and social studies. Take a class with others, or let us design an individual learning program, tailored just for you.
Other programs include:
GED:
Learn the information required to write your GED (Grade 12 equivalent). Books are included at no charge. Continuous intake. GED exams are now accessed online through NSCC – Lunenburg Campus, Bridgewater, NS. (Contact the campus for more information.)
Tutors:
We have experienced and trained tutors ready to work with you one-to-one. If your goal is to write an exam or successfully pass that math test to gain employment, call us today so we can assess your needs and set you up with a volunteer tutor in your community.
Become a Volunteer Tutor:
If you have strong skills in a subject area, experience in teaching or training, and want to meet one-on-one with a learner, contact us to learn more. Training is available. This is also a great opportunity for anyone looking for teaching experience.
Short-Term Classes:
Register for a group class to learn skills for life and work. Classes are no cost and scheduled at various times throughout the year. Contact us for more information or to register for a class.
Classes might include:
Intro to Computers (6 weeks):
Start with computer basics and work your way up to being a power user! Learn to send emails with attachments, surf the web for different purposes, create word documents, and improve your keyboarding skills.
Money Matters (4 weeks):
Learn the basics of banking:
Learn the basics of banking, budgeting, saving, and loans. In times of raising costs and financial confusion, we help you learn about money so that you have more of it.
Step Up! Social Skills (4 weeks):
Learn social skills for success in customer service and other areas. Learn to effectively communicate and interact in a group/team environment and how to navigate such challenges as personal conflict, complaints, and differences in opinion.
Retail Readiness (4 weeks):
Prepare for work in a retail environment by learning about point-of-sale (POS) systems and cash registers, planograms, customer service, and essential communication skills.
Essential Skills:
Success at work requires skills in math, communication, relationships, and document use. If you are trying to get a job, pass an employment test, or perform better at work, we can help.
Subjects include math, communications (reading and writing), science, and social studies. Take a class with others, or let us design an individual learning program, tailored just for you.
Other programs include:
GED:
Learn the information required to write your GED (Grade 12 equivalent). Books are included at no charge. Continuous intake. GED exams are now accessed online through NSCC – Lunenburg Campus, Bridgewater, NS. (Contact the campus for more information.)
Tutors:
We have experienced and trained tutors ready to work with you one-to-one. If your goal is to write an exam or successfully pass that math test to gain employment, call us today so we can assess your needs and set you up with a volunteer tutor in your community.
Become a Volunteer Tutor:
If you have strong skills in a subject area, experience in teaching or training, and want to meet one-on-one with a learner, contact us to learn more. Training is available. This is also a great opportunity for anyone looking for teaching experience.
Short-Term Classes:
Register for a group class to learn skills for life and work. Classes are no cost and scheduled at various times throughout the year. Contact us for more information or to register for a class.
Classes might include:
Intro to Computers (6 weeks):
Start with computer basics and work your way up to being a power user! Learn to send emails with attachments, surf the web for different purposes, create word documents, and improve your keyboarding skills.
Money Matters (4 weeks):
Learn the basics of banking:
Learn the basics of banking, budgeting, saving, and loans. In times of raising costs and financial confusion, we help you learn about money so that you have more of it.
Step Up! Social Skills (4 weeks):
Learn social skills for success in customer service and other areas. Learn to effectively communicate and interact in a group/team environment and how to navigate such challenges as personal conflict, complaints, and differences in opinion.
Retail Readiness (4 weeks):
Prepare for work in a retail environment by learning about point-of-sale (POS) systems and cash registers, planograms, customer service, and essential communication skills.
Essential Skills:
Success at work requires skills in math, communication, relationships, and document use. If you are trying to get a job, pass an employment test, or perform better at work, we can help.
Contact us
For more information or to register, contact us:
ALO@empsolutions.ca
902 543-2479, ext. 29
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ALO@empsolutions.ca
902 543-2479, ext. 29
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