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Programs

  • The Bedford-Sackville Learning Network (BSLN) provides FREE one-to-one tutoring and small group instruction to adults wishing to improve their reading, writing, spelling, math, computer basics and life skills. BSLN also provides FREE CAEC preparation classes.

  • BSLN will do a FREE assessment of your mathematics, reading, and writing skills, enabling learners to enter programs at the appropriate level. Learners may join any of our programs at any time during the year.

  • Our programs run from September to June. Learners may register at any time during the year. Call 902-869-3838 or e-mail hello@bsln.ca for information on joining our programs.

CAEC Preparation
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CAEC PREPARATION

The Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC) is a new high school equivalency program developed in collaboration with provinces and territories across Canada. The CAEC is a Canadian-made education credential that meets industry standards as a replacement for General Educational Development (GED). The CAEC will provide a reliable indicator of Canadian adults' level of educational achievement for employers, post-secondary institutions and others.

Passing GED test scores from the 2002 Canadian GED Test Series will be recognized for test exemption (and count towards the new assessment) until May 2027.

 

Like the GED, the CAEC is a series of five tests (Math, Reading, Writing, Social Studies, and Science). At BSLN, we break down the GED study materials into easy-to-manage sections, assess your skills and progress to ensure test readiness, and support your individual learning needs. Please check this page for updates. Learn more about the CAEC in Nova Scotia  here.

Computer Application
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

Learners will learn how to use productivity-enhancing applications, including Microsoft Word and Excel. The program covers different features of the interface, shows you how to perform basic tasks, and introduces learners to important tools in these programs and others. 

One-to-one Tutoring
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ONE-TO-ONE TUTORING

One-to-one tutoring in reading, writing, math, spelling, and computer basics. The one on one tutoring program is flexible to meet the needs and availability of the tutor and learner.

Small Classroom Instruction
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SMALL GROUP INSTRUCTION

Small group instruction in reading, writing, and math with both daytime and evening classes. We also do computer basics in our small group instruction.

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