Welcome to Project Literacy

Mission:
To deliver a wide range of Education and Training programmes to educationally disadvantaged people by way of education centres, educator training, curriculum development and community outreach.

Vision:
To effect broad based black socio-economic development through high quality education and training programmes.

Project Literacy is a leader in learning and works nationally with individuals, communities and government specialising in the following areas:

• Adult education and training (AET) delivery
• ETDP training which includes AET practitioner learnerships
• Assessor, Moderator, Coaching and Train the Trainer courses
• Foundational Learning Competencies (FLC)
• Community capacity building
• HIV/Aids awareness
• SMME training
• Large-scale project management
• Materials Development
• Family Literacy through the Run Home to Read Project
• Educational consultation across the spectrum from family literacy programmes, enhancing language and communication in primary school children, project management of large scale AET training interventions, teaching AET and other learning interventions to illiterate adults, AET and bridging training programmes for youth and adults.

Stamps for Good

We are proud to be involved with the Stamps for Good project endorsed by M&C Saatchie Abel.

A little rectangle with a big purpose. 

Support Run Home to Read by purchasing an electronic stamp to attach to your emails, showing your support for Project Literacy.
For more information, visit www.stampsforgood.com

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About Project Literacy

Project Literacy was established initially as a grassroots literacy project in 1973, and registered as a non profit company in 1986, to address the needs of illiterate and semi-literate adults in South Africa. The company is a leader in learning with expertise in a wide range of Education and Training programmes with more than 40 years experience in AET provision. With its headquarters in Pretoria, its training programmes reach adults and youth learners nationwide. Its funded family literacy programme, Run Home to Read, is presently operational in Soshanguwe, Polokwane and Smash Block in Limpopo, Kliptown in Gauteng and Bushbuckridge in Mpumalanga.

Project Literacy Education Centre NPO's registration No. is 1986/004771/08 and the Non Profit Organisation registration No. is 122-216NPO. Donations to the company qualify for Section 18(A) income tax exemption.

All its training programmes are accredited with relevant training authorities.

Key areas:

• The development and provision of a wide range of highly successful Education and Training programmes for learners and educators from AET level 1 to NQF level 5
• The development of a comprehensive range of learning material at AET levels 1 – 4 for the current General Education and Training Certificate (GETC) for Adults
• The development of learning and training material for clients who require specialised interventions
• The training and management of community based educators throughout the country
• Working with the IEB to offer the Foundational Learning Competencies (FLC)
• Management of large scale contracts, e.g. running funded projects at a national level
• Assessor, Moderator, Coaching and Train the Trainer courses
• Community capacity building such as HIV/Aids awareness, SMME training, Community Capacity Enhancement programmes
• Large-scale project management
• Materials Development
• Family Literacy through the Run Home to Read Project