Joshua Brown
Instructor

Kimberly Adams
Administrative Assistant

Abby White
Instructor

Monica Gosbee
Network 
Coordinator

SCLN delivers programs through the Nova Scotia School for Adult Learning (NSSAL). These programs are funded and overseen by the Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration, with additional support from Literacy Nova Scotia and other grant partners. 

To participate, learners must:

  • Be 18 years of age or older
  • Be a resident of Nova Scotia
  • No longer be attending school

Who Can Enroll

Adults join SCLN to build or improve essential skills such as:
  • Reading and writing
  • Math
  • Digital and computer skills
  • Personal development
Many learners also prepare for the Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC) exams, which replaced GED in Canada in late 2024. 
What Learners Work On
Our Programs
Because of this generous funding, all programs, materials, and supplies are offered at no cost to learners. 
Shelburne County Learning Network (SCLN) is a non-profit, registered charity that has been supporting adult learners since 1994. Guided by a dedicated volunteer Board of Directors, we provide free learning opportunities that help adults build confidence, strengthen essential skills, and open new doors for their future. 

Dana Osmond
Instructor