Hants Learning Network Association provides flexible day and evening class options for adults. Not sure which program is right for you? Our experienced staff will meet with you and help you decide.
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This free class is open to adults of all ages and abilities and has a different theme each month. Classes are offered three mornings a week. Meet new friends and discover the joy of learning!
Teacher: Vicki Cochrane
This classroom program is offered two mornings and three afternoons a week. The course focuses on communications (reading, writing, and speaking) and math, but also includes social studies, science, and computer skills.
Teachers: Christine Hooper, Vicki Cochrane
This classroom program runs on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. The course material includes communications (reading, writing, speaking), math, social studies, science, workplace skills, and computer skills.
Teachers: Cathy Caldwell & Vicki Cochrane
Adult Learning Class (Evenings)
This classroom program runs three evenings a week and is ideal for adult learners who are not able to attend day classes. The course material is based on learner needs and may include anything from basic reading, writing, and math, to communications skills, high school math, social studies, science, human relations, workplace skills, CAEC (high school equivalency, formerly known as GED) preparation, and computer skills.
Teacher: Todd Armstrong
New for 2026-27!
Learn for Life Class
This life skills and pre-employment skills classroom program runs on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
The program focuses on the development of soft skills and practical life/work skills that are essential for independence and the workplace, along with related communications and numeracy skills. Goal-setting, time management, and self-monitoring strategies are important components of the program, as well as learning to engage with others appropriately in a variety of ways, settings, and situations. The program includes both independent and group activities to prepare adults for success at home, in the community, and at work.
Teacher: Christine Hooper
HLNA's adult classes are FREE to all adult learners and are funded by the Nova Scotia School for Adult Learning, Department of Labour, Skills, and Immigration, Province of Nova Scotia.
Learners may enter programs at any time throughout the school year and work at their own pace. All learners are assessed to determine placement in the classes that are right for them.
Qualified teachers follow course material and outcomes prescribed by the Nova Scotia Department of Labour, Skills, and Immigration.
