Joshua Brown
Instructor

Lori Skinner
Administrative Assistant

Abby White
Instructor

Monica Gosbee
Network 
Coordinator

Incorporated in 1994, Shelburne County Learning Network is a non-profit registered charity governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.  Nova Scotia School for Adult Learning (NSSAL) Programs are offered, and are overseen and funded through the Department of Labour, Skills. and Immigration.  Financial support is also provided through various Literacy Nova Scotia grants and other grant opportunities.  Thanks to our funding sources, all of SCLN's programs and supplies are provided at no cost to learners.

Ultimately, learners seek programming to increase their essential skills (reading, writing, math, digital/computer skills and personal development), to further their educational goals, and/or better their employment opportunities  Many learners also prepare to write Candian Adult Education Credential (CAEC) exams.  (CAEC replaced GED in Canada in late 2024.) 

Learners must be residents of Canada who are 18 years of age or older and who are no longer attending school.