The Sioux-Hudson Literacy Council is a non-profit, community based, client centred Literacy and Basic Skills Program. We also operate the Sioux Lookout Learning Centre and Good Learning Anywhere distance delivery programs.

SHLC is funded by The Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) and formerly the National Literacy Secretariat (NLS).

Registration is now open for the following courses:

Online Resume Course
Want to create a resume or upgrade an old one? Does your schedule or location make it hard to go and get help? Drop in and learn the basics of creating a great resume. This class will be limited to 8 people.
June 23rd 2 – 3pm ET 1 – 2 pm CT

7 Steps to a Great Interview
Looking for a new job? Does the thought of an interview make you nervous? Come join us while we look at seven steps to a great interview! This online format will allow us to look at and practice some of the most frequently asked interview questions! This class will be limited to 8 people.
June 26th 11:30 – 1pm ET 10:30 – noon CT

Social Studies
This 6-week course covers Canadian and World History, Economics and Geography. Do you have a desire to improve your reading and writing skills and are interested in these topics? This is part of our Empowerment Through Learning Course and is one of the 5 subjects tested on the GED test.
Tuesday and Thursday Evenings 7 – 9pm ET 6 – 8pm CT
Starts June 24th and runs until July 31 (no class on July 2nd)

All courses are free and materials are included!

Toll Free: 1-866-550-0697 or lindawright@cogeco.ca

The Sioux Hudson Literacy Council is actively involved in their e-channel learning project entitled "Good Learning Anywhere". The mandate of the project is to reach adult literacy learners who are located in remote, isolated communities and offer them a variety of literacy and numeracy programs. Good Learning Anywhere has been working towards this goal for four years and continues to grow and reach out to more and more learners with each class.

“Tell me, I’ll forget
Show me, I may remember,
But involve me, and I’ll understand.”