Join us for "Learning Together"
Tamara Kaattari • January 24, 2018
Join us on March 7, 2018 for "Learning Together," a FREE event to help people learn about the educational programs available for immigrants in the London region.
If you are an Immigrant who is:
- unsure what your next educational next step might be
- looking for educational programs to help you achieve a specific goal
- a past participant in adult education in London who would like to share your experience and help others
If you are an Educator of Service Provider who:
- offers programs for immigrants in the London area
- helps immigrants settle into and thrive within their new community
Then this event is for you!
Our goal is to help immigrants gain a clear understanding of the programs that exist to help them with their educational goals. As a community of service providers and educators, we also hope to form a deeper understanding of the challenges and best practices around education for immigrants in London. Please see this poster for full registration details, and we hope to see you on March 7, 2018!
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