Community Adult Learning Program
Who Can Take CALP Classes? What is the CALP class Structure? How to Apply
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As a key component of Alberta’s Adult Learning System, the Community Adult Learning Program supports a network of organizations to deliver FREE part-time, non-formal literacy and foundational learning opportunities.
The Keyano College Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) is supported by funding from the Government of Alberta to support the unique and complex needs of adult learners in our community. To empower learners in the Wood Buffalo region, our Community Adult Learning Program offers foundational learning opportunities in these areas:
- English Language Learning
- Math Numeracy Learner Paced
- Reading and Writing skills
Who Can Take CALP Classes?
All adults 18 years and over who reside in Alberta are eligible to participate in learning opportunities and access service and supports
Courses
English Language Learning (ELL) Level 1: |
In the CALP classroom you will:
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English Language Learning (ELL) Level 2: |
In the CALP classroom you will:
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Math Numeracy Learner Paced |
This self-paced numeracy course will build your math skills for many goals, such as helping a family member with homework, managing a budget, or gaining work; the CALP at Keyano can help you reach your goals. We can provide you with materials and pair you with a tutor to build your skills and confidence with:
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Reading and Writing Skills |
We can offer classes or pair you with a tutor to build your skills and confidence with:
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How to Apply
The CALP program accepts new students daily from September – June. Classes for are now closed until September 2023.
For more information email CALP@keyano.ca or call 587-646-4358
fill out a registration form here Registration Form