Education / Employment / Development

A mobile literacy program designed to reach out to youth and adults struggling with literacy issues.more info

Servicing Campbell River and surrounding area, the Campbell River Literacy Association uses both one to one and small group training models, supported by trained volunteer tutors, to assist approximately 125 learners yearly. Individualized learning plans focus on one of three key objectives: the enhancement of personal literacy skills leading to continued education, the improvement in the learner's functional literacy to support success in the workplace or workplace training, and language acquisition services for lower level ESL learners.more info

Most young parents in the CRYPP attend Carihi Secondary or alternate educational programs at Robron Centre but may be attending another secondary school, Continuing Education or North Island College.more info

For any young person between 15 and 19 years old who is unable to meet their educational goals in a regular school environment, the Alternative School Program gives an opportunity for young adults to obtain a Grade 10 or Grade 11/12 equivalency certificate at their own pace with full-time teachers available for assistance.more info

Backpacks that are loaned to parents of young children through child learning centres.more info

We are a registered non-profit society, whose mandate is to foster and promote literacy, and the importance of literacy in individual lives as well as society as a whole. Our goal is to reach all individuals within the Campbell River area who have low literacy skills and wish to improve them. more info

Computer Instruction services provided for all levels of computer skills.more info

Basic computer training for people with little to no computer experience. This program provides access to computers and to most commonly used software programs.more info

Access to computers for member use only.more info

Continuing Education offers adults the opportunity to upgrade existing marks in grade 10-12 courses, complete requirements for high school graduation or complete prerequisite courses for entry into post-secondary training. Students can also take a variety of introductory workshops designed to improve computer proficiency.more info