FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is there a cost?

No! Our Programs are at no cost.

Do I need to register?

Yes, please contact us to register in a Program.

What subjects are offered?

We offer Reading, Writing, Math, and Digital Literacy.

Where are the Programs?

We have recently opened a Learning Centre at Place 400, Suite 2040, where our academic classes and digital literacy classes will be held. We also have a class at the John Howard Society, and one in Sussex..

Do you offer evening Programs?

Yes! We now have an evening class that runs once a week. Please contact us for more details.

Can I learn online?

It may be possible. Please contact Tara (506-636-2249) for the initial assessment to determine if you would be a good candidate for the Online Program.

Can I get lessons and take the CAEC in French?

Yes! The Canadian Adult Education Credential test is available in French, and we have a French teacher available to help you prep for it.

Can I get a High School Credit?

No. We can help you get your high school diploma equivalent, but not specific course credits.

What if I already have some high school credits or have passed some of the GED tests?

The 2002-series of Canadian GED tests can be used towards CAEC, so that you can avoid having to write a test that you have already completed under the GED. Certain high school courses can also be used to be exempted from subject tests. Click HERE for more information.

How do I sign up for the Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC)?

You can create an account and book your test at ,a href=”https://caec.vretta.com”_blank”>https://caec.vretta.com.

Is there an age requirement?

We are Adult Learning, so you must be 18+ to join our classes, and 18+ to take the CAEC test. This being said, there is no age cap – it’s never too late to learn!