Are you looking to advance in school or at work by increasing your skills or knowledge? Boost your learning ability and achieve career success with the help of the resources on this page.
If you're employed in a small business or not-for-profit organization, your employer may qualify for the Workplace Training for Innovation Pilot Program. The program helps such employers with funding for employee training that helps improve skills and productivity.
The Essential Skills Learning Tools page will help you build the essential skills demanded by today’s workplace.
If you’re a student looking to bridge the transition from school to work, UBC’s Careers Online guide provides strategies to help you develop skills that employers value.
Language Training
If you’re new to B.C. and looking to improve your English language skills, you may be eligible for publicly funded English classes through the English Language Services for Adults (ELSA) program.
To learn more about the various English language programs and services available to immigrants in B.C., visit WelcomeBC.
Literacy
For a general guide to literacy in B.C., ReadNow BC provides information on how to access local literacy programs and services.
To search for literacy services by region, visit the BC Literacy Directory.
If you’re a teacher or parent looking to assist students in developing literacy skills, the B.C. Ministry of Education provides a number of useful resources.
Aboriginal learners can access tools and programs to help them develop literacy skills through the National Indigenous Literacy Association.
