Adult Education
In Trillium Lakelands we celebrate learning as a lifelong process. In a relaxed and mature atmosphere at the Adult and Community Learning Centres, adults can take courses to earn their grade 12 diploma, prepare for college, or upgrade employment skills for the workplace. We invite you to contact one of our facilities for a complete course listing.
Trillium Lakelands Adult Education Centres
| Lindsay Adult Education & Training Centre | 230 Angeline Street South, Lindsay |
705.324.5280 |
| Bracebridge Community Learning Centre | 57 Armstrong Street, Bracebridge | 705.645.2646 |
| Fenelon Adult & Community Education Centre | 21 Market Street, Fenelon Falls |
705.887.3083 |
| Gravenhurst Community Learning Centre | 310 Muskoka Road South, |
705.687.5422 |
| Highlands Community Learning Centre | Victoria Street, Haliburton |
705.457.4562 |
| Huntsville Community Learning Centre | 80 Centre Street, |
705.789.4764 |
For general information please call 705.324.5280 or visit the Adult Education website at www.anewstart.ca
Registration Dates
Adult and Alternative Education programs run full days (5 hours per day), mornings only, afternoons only, evenings, or anytime via the internet. Education programs may be started at any of 6 times throughout the academic year. For current registration dates, visit www.anewstart.ca.
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Adult Co-operative Education This one or two credit program enables students to gain valuable on-the-job experience with local businesses and industries. Students learn how to apply what is learned in the day school program to the workplace and employers have an opportunity to both share their expertise and preview the student as a potential employee. Enquire at your nearest Adult Education Centre for more information. |
Computers All our programs make use of computers and their applications including the internet. |
College and Workplace Preparation Adult Education Programs focus on what will be asked of you when you enter or return to the workplace or continue your studies at college. We can also help you prepare to enter the workforce as a business owner by focusing on applicable business communications skills and computer applications including Web Page Design, Computer Presentations and Desktop Publishing. These programs are offered at no cost (book deposit is required) |
Maturity Credits You could be closer to graduation than you think! You could need as few as 4 credits to graduate with your High School Diploma if you are 18 years of age and you have been out of school for at least one year and started secondary school in Ontario prior to 1999. For more information please call 705.324.5280. |
Application Process Please contact the Adult Learning Centre closest to you for more information regarding upgrading your current education, earning your high school diploma, and/or gaining valuable employment skills, training, and qualifications. |
Course Offerings
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The R.E.A.L. Program (Return, Earn, And Learn) allows students to earn credits towards their diploma and learn applied skills while still on the job. Students who are working may co-op at their workplace and earn credits while being paid. If a student has failed a course or quit a course, they may qualify for credit recovery or credit continuation. The R.E.A.L. program also offers career counseling, vocational counseling, and apprenticeship training. For more information contact the R.E.A.L. program office at 705.324.4795
