In order to stay competitive in the global economy, Tennessee employers need workers who can read, write, compute, solve problems, and communicate effectively.
The Literacy Council is striving to do its part to lessen the educational gap. We know increased education leads to increased income. Our instructors are here to educate students and to empower them to be positive citizens.
We are working hard t meet the needs of each community. Our goal is to create partnerships with business and industry to assist adults to become literate and obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for employment and self-sufficiency.
By helping individuals reach their goals, we can touch the community around them. In turn, we can touch our county, our state, our country, and ultimately the world around us.
| Services Offered to the Community |
- Industrial Support
- Gateway Prep
- Business Technology
- English as a Second Language
- ASVAB Prep
- College Entrance Prep - ACT/SAT
- Beginning Literacy
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- GED Prep
- Project Learner
- Computer Literacy Levels 1-4
- Correctional Classes
- Customized Workplace
- Official Practice Test
- Job Skills & Resume
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| Services Offered to Industry through the Literacy Council |
- English as a Second Language
- Metric Math for Blueprint Reading
- GED Prep
- College Prep for employees wanting to continue their education including ACT/SAT Prep
- Layoff support for employees through the Rapid Response Team
- Computer Literacy Levels 1 - Level 4:
Including Word, Excel, Power point, Email & Internet Research
- Business/Office Technology:
Including creating memos, envelopes, & mail merge
- Customized Workplace Training
- Job Task Analysis
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- Pre Employment & Job Advancement Testing
- Employ Manual Readability Level
Workforce Solutions Youth Training
Job placement of youth ages 19-21
Imagination Library of Lincoln County
Employess sign up their children from birth to 5 years and receive free books. This is a partnership with the Dollywood Foundation, and the Literacy Council.
Survival Spanish
Conversational Spanish for the workplace. |
The Lincoln
County Literacy Council is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization.
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