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11. Provincial Models of Program Integration (2006)

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Phase 1 Report

Authors: Goforth Consulting

Collection: Research Materials

Academic Upgrading programs are moving forward on the One Stop initiative in a variety of ways. Phase 1 of the Provincial Models of Program Integration project showed considerable activity between Academic Upgrading programs and a whole range of college and community programs, services and service organizations available to them. Because the project focuses on developing closer linkages with Job Connect and Pre-Apprenticeship/Apprenticeship programs, it was important to quantify these linkages and examine them in greater detail.

Surveys were conducted with both Academic Upgrading program managers (or program co-ordinators and leads) and front line deliverers to gather information for the study.

Added: 2006-06-13

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12. Too Many Left Behind: Canada's Adult Education and Training System (2006)

Too Many Left Behind: Canada's Adult Education and Training System Double-A conformance, W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 Accessible Adobe PDF

Authors: Karen Myers, Patrice de Broucker

Collection: Research Materials

This report documents the availability of formal learning opportunities for adults, and identifies the factors that influence participation of less-educated/less-skilled adults in these opportunities. In addition, it identifies gaps in our adult learning systems and recommends measures to fill these gaps.

This report examines the situation in five provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec.

Funders:

  • HRSDC

Added: 2006-08-04

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