About Us
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BACKGROUND: THE MONCTON REGIONAL LEARNING COUNCIL
OUR VISION
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OUR VALUES
- We recognize that literacy is a basic social value;
- We recognize the right of all individuals to improve their skills and quality of life;
- We believe that it is the right of the learner to receive consistent quality service;
- We will maintain consistent quality standards in working with learners to achieve their goals;
- We will maintain consistent quality standards in recruiting tutors to ensure respect and dignity for learners;
- We recognize the necessity of community involvement and value the dedication and contribution of learners, volunteers and employees.
Our Programs
Do you want to change lives, or make a difference? New tutors are always welcome!
One-to-OneWe offer free, one-to-one, confidential tutoring for individuals (ages 16 years and over) who need to upgrade their reading, writing and math skills. Our programs are designed to work with those who have no reading ability, those seeking a GED, and those requiring ESL support, using primarily the Laubach method of learning.
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Become a TutorOur tutors include people of all ages and from many different backgrounds. These volunteers are committed to helping others. Training is provided to all those who wish to become a tutor. Support is then available through our local Literacy office and tutor coordinator. Teaching supplies and learning materials are supplied.
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This Is Why We Do What We Do
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Literacy is an essential component to the well-being of our community and its people. We
know how important it is to help youth and adults take that brave and important step to
develop their literacy skills for a better educated workforce and a stronger local economy.
Our community will prosper when everyone has the skills they need to compete for jobs,
raise a family and contribute to their community.
know how important it is to help youth and adults take that brave and important step to
develop their literacy skills for a better educated workforce and a stronger local economy.
Our community will prosper when everyone has the skills they need to compete for jobs,
raise a family and contribute to their community.
— Ann Seamans, Mayor of Riverview
— Ann Seamans, Mayor of Riverviewtle / Company
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The Moncton Regional Learning Council believes in enhancing lives and communities through improved literacy and numeracy skills. Thanks to this organization and their one-on-one approach, adults can receive a meaningful learning experience that is linked to personal
and fieldwork goals as well as future life objectives.
The ability to read and write has a tremendous positive impact on employment prospects, self-esteem, lifestyle, well being and the growth of our economy. It is safe to say that investing in literacy and numeracy training makes sense for individuals, families, and the whole community.
and fieldwork goals as well as future life objectives.
The ability to read and write has a tremendous positive impact on employment prospects, self-esteem, lifestyle, well being and the growth of our economy. It is safe to say that investing in literacy and numeracy training makes sense for individuals, families, and the whole community.
— Yvon Lapierre, Mayor of Dieppe
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Literacy is not only a vital tool to open the potential of one’s mind; it is a fundamental human right. It is critical to the success and happiness of the people of our community. I thank the Moncton Regional Learning Council for their commitment to such an important cause.
— George LeBlanc , former Mayor of Moncton
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Meet Our Team
MRLC is managed by a volunteer board and includes the following members:
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