Resume and Career Assistance
January 5,2024 | 11:30am - 1:00pm
Providing free reading, writing and/or English-speaking instruction to adults in our community.
The California Literacy Campaign (CLC) was created in 1984 by the California State Library to provide literacy instruction to anyone “over 16 years of age, out of school, and reading on less than a 6th grade level.” In 1987, the Benicia Public Library’s Adult Literacy Program was created to serve the literacy needs of adults in our community. At present, 105 public library-based literacy programs are active in our state.
The Adult Literacy & ESL Program has expanded beyond the initial mission of 1:1 volunteer tutoring services for English speaking adults who need help with reading. The ESL program offers ESL classes twice weekly. We look forward to resuming our free conversation groups, writing workshops, access to our computer lab, and Families For Literacy programming when the public is able to access the Library. #COVID
Please register for any of our Literacy services by calling 707-746-4341 or by emailing Bette Bogart at bbogart@ci.benicia.ca.us
Lastly, include the Adult Literacy & ESL Program in your estate planning. We are happy to speak with you or your estate planning professional about opportunities for planned giving to the Adult Literacy & ESL Program.
"Become a volunteer tutor with the program. Adult learners are in real need of volunteers to aid them in building and bettering their skills. "