Adult Education

• Manitoba replacing General Educational Development (GED) tests

  GED tests will be discontinued in Canada effective May 3 this year, the Manitoba government said. They will be replaced by the Canadian Adult Education Credential.

  Education

  Feb 12
  
• Manitoba’s adult education system ‘not taken seriously’: researcher

  'Abysmal underfunding' is one of the reasons adults struggle to find a strong education system in Manitoba. A researcher says education shouldn't be a source of government savings.

  Education

  Feb 1, 2022
  
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• EMSB’s new Director General Nicholas Katalifos has a message for teachers

  Acknowledging that it has been a challenging year for everyone, EMSB's new director general pledged ongoing support to help cope with the COVID-19 challenges.

  Education

  Mar 30, 2021
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• Virtual public school to fill the void for adult learning in Calgary

  Vista Virtual will start taking adult registrations come May 1.

  Education

  Mar 14, 2018
• B.C. government waives fees for adult, English education

  Premier John Horgan says the move will allow thousands of people to gain the skills they need in order to participate in B.C.'s economy.

  Education

  Aug 8, 2017
• Graffiti wall aims to encourage and motivate Saskatchewan Polytechnic students

  Saskatchewan Polytechnic's artist in residence says the wall represents perseverance and encouragement for adult education students.

  Education

  May 31, 2017
• Literacy strategy launched by New Brunswick to improve rates

  The New Brunswick government has launched its literacy strategy in an effort to improve rates in the province.

  Education

  Feb 27, 2017
• BCTF holds a community forum against cuts to adult education

  The BC Teachers Federation has hosted a packed community forum to advocate on behalf of adult education.

  Mar 6, 2015