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  • Project Literacy Fills Gap – Daily Courier Article

      The modern economy requires more of a job-seeker than having a few skills and knowing how to fill in an application. Most vocations demand college or technical training. To enrol for a program — especially a popular one, such as information technology — you need to pass an entrance test. Some students have to…

    October 9, 2014
  • Our Tutors Say

    Last year, we conducted a survey of our dedicated volunteer tutors. During the past year, about 125 tutors provided individual instruction in many different areas of literacy to over 470 learners. Tutors often express enormous satisfaction with their volunteer experience and with the help they receive from the staff at Project Literacy but the Board…

    June 10, 2014
  • SUPPORT FROM PROJECT LITERACY CHANGES LIVES!

    Hello. My name is Fery, and my husband’s name is Bahram. We have two children, a son named Borhan, and a daughter named Dorsa. Before immigrating to Canada, we lived in Iran.  Iran is an Islamic republic under a dictatorship that was prejudiced against non-Muslims. We believe in Bahai faith, so we did not have…

    May 15, 2013
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