Share your thoughts!
Tamara Kaattari • June 29, 2017
As a part of the Community Apprenticeship Skills Support (CASS) program, Literacy Link South Central is conducting research to identify where challenges may exist for job seekers in the London region. Specifically we are exploring the transition points between employment, literacy and apprenticeship programs.
Please share your thoughts by completing a brief 2-question survey by July 20th, 2017. We invite program staff in employment, literacy and apprenticeship programs to ask their clients for input as well. All responses will remain anonymous.
Survey link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/casslondon2017
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