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Adult Learning Program

The Community Adult Literacy Program provides private, informal, free tutoring and workshops
to help you:

  • Strengthen new and existing skills
  • Connect with better job opportunities
  • Connect with your community
  • Give your children better opportunities

Give us a call, we are here to help!

“The beautiful thing about learning is that nobody can take it away from you.”  B.B. King

Do you need a little help to make your life easier?

We offer free and private support with:

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  • Reading
  • Writing
  • Filling out forms
  • English as an additional language
  • Computers / devices

Drop-In Hours

Tech Tuesdays:   2PM to 4PM

Thursdays:          2PM to 4PM

Questions?

Call or Text: 250-256-3161

Email: calp@lillooet.bclibrary.ca

Visit: Room 203 at the REC Centre.


A Video on Adult Learning in Libraries:

 

Literacy Tools & Links

Scroll down and explore links to help with learning and literacy.

English Club

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ABC Literacy Life

This website has links to Literacy programs across Canada as well as excellent articles about Literacy. The website is written in clear words and is easy to navigate. If you would like a better understanding of what literacy is, this is a good place to find some information.

Logo“Having adequate literacy skills means being able to understand, evaluate, use and engage with written texts. It also means being able to participate in society, achieve your goals, and develop your knowledge and potential. Research shows that adults who have [lower] literacy skills are more likely to have poorer overall health, lower salaries, and lower levels of participation in their community.”    – ABC Life Literacy

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Decoda Literacy Solutions

Decoda is the province wide charitable organization that provides funding for the Lillooet area Adult Literacy Program through the Lillooet Library. Their website is aimed at literacy professionals, donors and potential donors.

Click here to visit the Decoda website.

“We support community-based literacy programs and initiatives in over 400 communities across BC by providing resources, training and funds. Our work supports children and families, youth, adults, Indigenous and immigrant communities to help build strong individuals, strong families and strong communities.”  – Decoda Literacy Solutions

 


Audio Assisted Reading

Refers to stories being read out loud while the listener follows along reading the story from written text. It’s a wonderful way to hear a good story while improving your reading abilities. While these readings can be used in person, they are also a great tool for online learning. These websites do not work well on smartphones or tablets. A laptop computer or desk top computer are the best way to use these helpful tools.

Research has shown that audio-assisted reading is a great tool to enhance and supplement other comprehension and reading strategies. Listening to stories being read out loud is fun and relaxing. To learn more and use examples of recorded readings use the links below.

      English Club

English Club is an excellent interactive resource for English Learners.

      ESL Bits

ESL Bits is a website that includes recordings and written text of books, novellas and articles. The audio recordings and text cannot be downloaded. The audio recordings have speed control so you can choose the speed the story is read to you. This is great help for people who are learning spoken and written English.

 

Lit2Go

Lit2Go LogoLit2Go is a free online collection of stories and poems in Mp3 (audiobook) format. An abstract, citation, playing time, and word count are given for each of the passages. Each reading passage can also be downloaded as a PDF and printed for use as a read-along or as supplemental reading material. The recordings of the stories are by chapter or section so you cannot listen to the whole story without interruption.