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Introductory video
Government resources help Community Adult Learning Program (CALP) providers develop and deliver programs to adult learners.
Watch this video about how community adult learning helps.
This page can help people who work with adult literacy and foundational learners find professional development resources.
CALP guidelines
These guidelines help make sure organizations receiving CALP funding:
- are familiar with the intent of the program
- understand government requirements and expectations
Guidelines balance government requirements with an understanding that every community requires a unique approach to addressing adult literacy learning needs.
Read the CALP Guidelines.
CALP Impact Report
Every year, Advanced Education reports back to CALP-funded partners and other stakeholders about:
- the CALP program vision and mandate
- programming, demographic and outcomes data
These reports show how CALP helped Albertans access adult literacy and foundational learning opportunities.
Read the CALP Impact Report.
Professional development
The CALP Portal provides resources and supports to CALP-funded organizations throughout the province.
Visit the CALP Portal for details.
Contact
Connect with the Public Awareness Branch:
Hours: 8:15 am to 4:30 pm (open Monday to Friday, closed statutory holidays)
Phone: 780-643-6393
Toll free: 310-0000 before the phone number (in Alberta)
Email: [email protected]
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