In Edmonton, a variety of organizations are dedicated to enhancing literacy and educational opportunities for individuals and families. These organizations play a crucial role in fostering a culture of learning and personal growth within the community. Creating a robust network of support that enhances literacy and educational opportunities, empowering individuals and families to succeed and thrive in an increasingly knowledge-based society.
Edmonton Public Library
The Edmonton Public Library (EPL) offers extensive literacy programs for all age groups, including early literacy programs for children, reading clubs, and adult learning workshops. They also provide free access to a vast collection of books, digital media, and other educational resources. Visit epl.ca for more information.
The Centre for Family Literacy
The Centre for Family literacy is dedicated to helping families grow and prosper. Our programs, training and research help Alberta families achieve what they imagine – improved education, jobs and health. Visit famlit.ca for more information.
NorQuest College
NorQuest College is an accredited high school and courses follow the Alberta Education curriculum. We also offer selected high school equivalency courses that are accepted by Alberta universities and colleges under the Alberta Council on Admissions and Transfer agreement. The college also has expertise in adult literacy, academic upgrading, English as a Second Language (ESL) Aboriginal education and learner supports for students with disabilities. Visit norquest.ca for more information.
The Learning Centre Literacy Association
The Learning Centre Literacy Association offers reading, writing, math and other learning programs for adults in Edmonton. The Learning Centre Literacy Association engages people in community-based learning and literacy development that further enables them to make positive changes for themselves and their communities. Visit tlcla.org for more information.
Project Adult Literacy Society
Project Adult Literacy Society is a non-profit organization that has been serving the Edmonton community since 1979. They believe that every person has the right to access services to improve their skills and be functionally literate. By providing access to relevant learning opportunities to adults, we allow them to take the next steps to create better opportunities for themselves and those around them. Visit palsedmonton.ca for more information.