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LED Program Celebration

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On Saturday, April 27, 2019, AHC's Learning English for Daily Life (LED) program held a graduation ceremony for its participants. This program runs in several locations throughout the city.

This Program is designed to help adult newcomers to Canada fulfill their needs to overcome the language barrier so they feel comfortable and confident to communicate in their new homeland.

Program Objectives include:

  • To provide a program time for adult newcomers to practice the English language through group conversations
  • To build connections between people in the community
  • To enhance vocabulary and English language knowledge by engaging in different learning activities like role-playing and group work on daily life topics

For more information on this program, contact Abida Tahir at: (780) 944-4687 ext. 222

View images from the event below!

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