Supported Education takes a self-directed approach to learning.  Peer tutors and community volunteers come with a variety of backgrounds to support members in reaching their educational goals.  Supported Education offers support to members who wish to work towards improving skills for employment or personal development, including:

	Improving reading, writing, oral communication, math, problem-solving, critical thinking, and team-work skills required to succeed at work and in the community;
	Preparing to write the GED to further employment opportunities;
	Earning Nova Scotia ’s Adult High School Diploma; or
	Preparing to enter a post-secondary institution.

Everyone is welcome, regardless of whether they are involved in a formal education or pursuing their own independent projects.  Supported Education provides a relaxed environment where participants can work quietly on their own or receive assistance, guidance, resource materials & advice, from members or a tutor.