The Learning Networks of Ontario (LNO) is a coalition of 16 regional literacy networks (also called learning networks) located throughout Ontario.

We support

  • literacy and essential skills programming
  • local service planning and coordination

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Practitioner Resources

Literacy Practitioners – check out the Resources & Publications pages for hundreds of free resources in various categories.

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Vision & Mission

All Ontarian adults have access to quality education and training.

LNO will work collaboratively to

  • support adult education and training across Ontario
  • build capacity through research and the development of resources
  • facilitate service coordination and planning
  • support knowledge mobilization

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The Learning Networks of Ontario (LNO) is made up of 16 learning networks from across Ontario. We support adult learning across Ontario. #LiteracyON

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15 Nov

#ResourceSpotlight 🔎

@LLOntario has developed a targeted training package with curriculum for learners interested in health service support occupations. Including assessments, workbooks, and activities.

View this brand new resource and more here - http://ow.ly/QXyY50x7KLj

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13 Nov

Grow your financial literacy skills this Financial Literacy Month with a free course from @abclifeliteracy – ABC Money Matters.

Visit https://abcmoneymatters.ca/ to find a course in your area, and explore the resources they offer.

#FLM2019 #LiteracyON

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11 Nov

The future of work in Canada is changing. The demand for high-skilled workers has risen 19% since 1998 (The Canadian Chamber of Commerce, 2016).

A literacy program in your area could prepare you for a shifting landscape. Find one here https://learningnetworks.ca/contact-my-network/

#LiteracyON

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8 Nov

Learn how #LiteracyON programs can assist those living in poverty and help develop their skills.

Pop-Up PD’s 3rd of 6 free webinars – “Skills Upgrading Programs Supporting People in Poverty” will take place November 28th. Register @ http://ow.ly/V8DU50x66bZ

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6 Nov

November is #FinancialLiteracyMonth – this year’s theme is “Take Charge of Your Finances”

This month, Canadians are encouraged to build strong financial literacy skills.

Read more about #FLM2019 here: http://ow.ly/t11f50x3CVv and watch for resources throughout the month

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