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Education G.O.A.L.S. G.O.A.L.S. is for youth ages 16 to 18 who want to complete the Adult High School Diploma L.E.A.P. L.E.A.P. is for adults who want to complete the Adult High School Diploma B.E.S.T. B.E.S.T. is for adults who want to set personal development goals to complete their Adult High School Diploma

Employment WESLinks WESLinks is for anyone who wants to build their employability skills in a 12-week program Soft Skills Soft Skills is a workshop series for anyone who wants to build their professional skills WorkLinks WorkLinks is for anyone who wants support to find and maintain employment CulinaryWorks CulinaryWorks Certificate Program provides students with foundational and intermediate culinary knowledge and practical skills.

Women’s Empowerment Healthy Self-Esteem Healthy Self-Esteem is for women 19+ looking to enhance their confidence and quality of life Power Up Power Up is for women 19+ who want to set and achieve goals to prepare for their next steps

Our Team Meet our passionate team committed to helping people achieve their goals Board of Directors Meet the dedicated members of our Board of Directors who help steer the Learning Exchange towards a sustainable future The Learning Exchange Learn more about The Learning Exchange’s mission, approach, and results Learner Stories We help change lives by empowering people to reach their education and employment goals Women’s Empowerment Network Formed in 1994 and focused on the systematic barriers that kept people from moving out of poverty Partnership Stories Learn more about the Learning Exchange’s collaborative partnerships and shared successes

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Learner Stories

Lynda’s Story

Lynda talks about how taking women’s empowerment programs helped her overcome obstacles and build a network and a support system.

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Dawn’s Story

I was aging out of the school system, so my husband’s social worker suggested I go to the Learning Exchange because they could help me get my GED. I went more than once to see what would work for me and that never seemed to matter. In 2019, I went back to WorkLinks because I got tired of living on the system. I took all nine workshops of the Soft Skills training. They also helped me find an internship with the United Way.

Supporting NEET Youth | Information Morning- Saint John with Emily Brass

With high rates of youth employment, the Saint John Learning Exchange is working to support young people who are not in education, employment or training. Christina Fowler, the president and CEO of the Saint John Learning Exchange and Nickole Theriault, who was a learner at the exchange.

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