Beat the Street program is open to and serves young adults between the ages of 19-29, who experience/experienced barriers in completing their education. This program provides support to the participants to upgrade their skills in reading, writing, math, digital technology, and self-management to access the following pathways:
The participant is a part of a team and helps in developing their own learning plan; works at their own learning pace; and participates in an instructor-led class with a maximum of 10 participants. In addition, each participant is supported with a volunteer tutor who works with the participant on a one-to-one learning partnership while in the program. This program also includes Pre-GED (General Education Development) preparation, which helps participants prepare to write the GED exam. This is a FREE program for participants. Contact Information: Rosita Bacchus, Literacy and Basic Skills Program Coordinator 416-923-3591 ext. 360 rbacchus@frontiercollege.ca
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