Tuesday 10:00 am-3:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am-3:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am-3:00 pm
Other times available by appointment

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The Learning Hub is the home of the Plant the Seeds of Literacy and the English as a Second Language programs,

and the main office for the Nechako Lakes Regional Literacy Coordinator. The Learning Hub is a relaxed, friendly,

accessible, and non-threatening place where adults can begin to explore learning options.

The Learning Hub provides:

• Free, confidential one on one tutoring with trained tutors
• Life-skills-based literacy services
• Literacy resources for tutors, learners, agencies, organizations, and businesses
• Literacy awareness and advocacy
• Literacy networking locally, regionally, provincially and nationally
• Tutor training
• Family literacy events
• Regional literacy coordination
• Learner events 
• A lending library

And promotes the use of plain and clear language

Community Adult Literacy Program

This program helps adults develop the literacy, math and life skills that
they need to realize their full potential at home in the workplace and in the community. Learner identified workshops, programs and special events are offered.

Call Shana Labatch - 250-996-7078

Kathie Kealy or Shana Labatch
122- 250 Stuart Drive (The Goodwin Building)
Phone/Fax: 250-996-7078
Email: kealyk@cnc.bc.ca or labatchs@cnc.bc.ca

Links:

Community Literacy Plan FSJ

Fort St. James Public Library  

Literacy Now 
Literacy BC

English as a Second Language

Settlement Assistant Program

CNC welcomes you to be a learner!

Join us to

• improve your spoken and written English
• improve your reading and understanding of English
• help you learn about the area and access local services
• improve self-confidence and move into more skilled jobs
• support your learning

 Services at no cost

One on one tutoring available

Call the Learning Hub 250-996-7078

Thank you to our sponsors and partners (2010 Legacies Now, the Ministry of Advanced Education’s Community Adult Literacy and ESL Settlement Assistance Programs, and the College of New Caledonia)