Literacy In Alberta
struggle with literacy, meaning they do not have the necessary literacy skills to perform most jobs reliably
of working-age Albertans do not have the numeracy skills required for most jobs.
of Albertans are not confident in their digital skills, impacting their ability to work with new technologies and processes
of adult English Language Learnings in Alberta are not proficient enough to handle day-to-day tasks and job requirements effectively.
About Us
At Vision Learning Centre, we are dedicated to empowering adult learners in the Peace Region with foundational skills and essential knowledge to transform their lives. Our relaxed and inviting atmosphere ensures that every learner feels welcome and supported.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide accessible and high-quality educational opportunities to adults, fostering personal and professional growth. We strive to create a supportive learning environment where everyone can achieve their goals.
Our Values
Inclusivity
We welcome learners from all backgrounds and walks of life.
Support
We provide a nurturing and encouraging environment.
Accessibility
We strive to make learning opportunities available to everyone.
Community
We believe in the power of community and collaboration.
Our History
Vision Learning Centre has a rich history of serving the community through education. Originally founded as the Peace River & District Further Education Council, we have evolved to meet the changing needs of our learners.
• 1997: Our name was changed to the Peace Association for Life Long Learning to better reflect our commitment to lifelong education.
• Our current operating name, Vision Learning Centre, signifies our strong relationship with Vision Credit Union, who generously provide us with our office space in downtown Peace River. During their period as Horizon Credit Union, we were known as Horizon Learning Centre.
