CONSEIL D'ALPHABETISATION- TORONTO INC is a Canadian registered nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of education, with a particular focus on literacy and basic skills training for adults. Operating under the business registration number 893419366RR0001, the organization primarily supports French-speaking residents of Ontario through literacy programs designed to enhance their knowledge, skills, and personal development.

Mission and Purpose

The organization’s core mission is to provide adult literacy and basic skills education that enables learners to achieve their full potential at home, in school, in the community, and at work. CONSEIL D'ALPHABETISATION- TORONTO INC is committed to facilitating the acquisition and practical application of competencies that support meaningful and concrete tasks essential for everyday life and employment.

Programs and Services

CONSEIL D'ALPHABETISATION- TORONTO INC offers its services primarily through the Alphabétisation et Formation de Base (AFB) program, which is supported by the Ontario government. This program targets Ontario residents who are not currently studying and can communicate in French, with particular emphasis on individuals receiving social assistance.

The organization provides free and confidential services on-site, in structured or self-directed formats, as well as online through electronic delivery. These services are designed to help unemployed or employed individuals, including those seeking career advancement, by providing tailored support and learning opportunities.

Client Commitment

The organization adheres to a client service charter that emphasizes respect, confidentiality, and the provision of competent support. Staff work diligently to assist learners in overcoming barriers to education and achieving their personal and professional goals.

Classification and Status

CONSEIL D'ALPHABETISATION- TORONTO INC is registered as a charitable organization under Canadian law, classified under the advancement of education sector. It is active in supporting schools and educational initiatives, especially those focused on literacy and basic education for adults[1][2][4].