Colin's story
“As a former high school teacher, I can fully appreciate the benefits the individualised learning experience the 26Ten, Libraries Tasmania program affords.
I personally find it rewarding to be able to offer the flexibility of content across both literacy and numeracy our clients need, at both a time and place convenient to them, in an encouraging atmosphere.
It is satisfying to see clients grow in confidence and self-esteem as new skills are learnt and goals achieved, things which they previously may have thought were unobtainable.”
There are over 1300 adult literacy volunteers around Tasmania. They work with Libraries Tasmania to support people who want to build their skills in reading, writing, spelling and maths. If you are interested in finding out more, head to our Volunteer with 26Ten page.
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Mick is a Learning Ambassador for Adult Learners Week 2024
At age 48, Mick accepted the challenge to improve his literacy and numeracy skills.
Sharing 26Ten stories
Nicole Alley likes to tell stories and if the stories are inspirational and encourage people to support building skills at work, then all the better.
