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Job Fair 2006
a Success!
Job Fair 2006 was held on February 8th. Over 125 job
seekers attended the event where 16 organizations from around the
Taber area participated.
A big "THANK-YOU!!" goes out to all of
the visitors, organizations and sponsors that made this event so
successful!
Below are some of the pictures from the Job Fair.
Click on each thumbnail to view a larger version.
   
   
Computer Upgrades for CRC
and TDCALA Labs
It’s a good time to take computer classes because both the Career Resource Centre and the TDCALA Lab
have been upgraded to state of the art computer systems. Featured in our systems is a 17” LCD monitor, the new 64-bit AMD processor and DVD writers. Here’s your chance to use state of the art technology and learn some new computer skills.
About Us
The Taber Adult Learning Association believes that
learning is a valuable and lifelong process
and that everyone should have opportunities
to access and share learning experiences.
This page was developed to provide you with easy-to-access
information about our programs, courses and upcoming events,
plus many other things.
The Taber and District Community Adult Learning Association (TDCALA)
was first organized in 1972 when Taber School Division responded to
the correspondence from Advanced Education.
The first "Further Education Council" was organized on behalf of the
Taber School Division by Jack Herman and Jean Stone in 1974.
In 1994 the Further Education Program was renamed "Community Adult
Learning Program". Over the years, adult Albertans in our community
have developed a strong commitment to community adult learning
initiatives with thousands of adults accessing learning opportunities
each year.
Mission Statement
The mission of Taber and District Community Adult Learning
Association is to meet the lifelong learning needs of adults in
our community.
Goals of TDCALA
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To improve the accessibility of learning opportunities
in Alberta's communities, especially for those individuals
with special needs or barriers to learning.
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To provide opportunities for Albertans to acquire important
foundation skills such as Literacy and English as a Second
Language.
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To address education training and learning gaps in
Alberta's communities
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To mobilize community volunteers and other resources in
support of learning.
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To contribute to solving individual and community problems
through learning initiatives in coordination and cooperation
with related organization
Services Provided
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Career and Employment Assistance Services
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Career and Employment Counseling and Workshops
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A Career and Education Resource Library
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FREE Public Access Computers with Internet Access
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E-Mail Services
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Computer Training
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Board Room and Equipment for Training and Meetings
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Customized Business Seminars and Staff Training
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Community Adult Learning Programs
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Distance Learning Centre
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Taber and District Literacy Program - FREE confidential
one-on-one tutoring
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ESL Training
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Coordination of National Volunteer Week at the
Local Level
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Conference and Workshop Services
Visitors Since September 1, 2005
FREE Hit Counters!
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