CHANGES IN
CONVERSATIONAL ENGLISH CAFE CLASSES:
Due to an increase in Covid cases and a lack of attendees in some of the locations, we have postponed some classes until March.
Sessions continuing at this time are the following:
sions continuing
1. WEST MELBOURNE morning sessions will be held on Friday morning from 10AM- 11:30AM.
2. COCOA CENTRAL LIBRARY will now have WEEKLY morning cafes on Wednesdays from
10 AM - 11:30 AM.
Watch this space for regular updates as they happen.
JOIN US at the ENGLISH CONVERSATION CAFE
Sponsored by Literacy for Adults in Brevard in collaboration with Brevard County Library System
The Conversation Cafe is a FREE and INFORMAL session to provide adults learning English, an opportunity
to practice speaking and listening
in a friendly and informal environment.
EACH SESSION IS LIMITED TO 12 PARTICIPANTS
Cafes will not be held on holidays.
Please call 321-301-4496 or email us at literacyforadultsinbrevard@gmail.com to secure your spot at the cafe at the library of your choice!
CONGRATULATIONS TO
LITERACY FOR ADULTS IN BREVARD (LAB)
CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IN BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA
1971 - 2021
WHAT AN AMAZING NIGHT!
Volunteers from the 1970’s & the ensuing years, statewide supporters of literacy, our donors and some of our students came to celebrate the success of thousands of people who made literacy part of their lives, their families’ lives, & their communities as well.
Pictured here: Greg Smith, Executive Director of Florida Literacy Coalition and David Stewart, the heart of Literacy in Brevard for almost 40 years.
Literacy for Adults in Brevard (LAB) Inc. is a group of trained local volunteers who teach literacy skills to adults to help them achieve their full potential within their families, their jobs and their communities.
NEED TO KNOW
Literacy for Adults in Brevard (LAB) is
a non-profit organization which this year celebrates 50 YEARS OF ACTIVE VOLUNTEER SERVICE IN BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA. Trained volunteer tutors meet with their adult students for 90 minutes a week in the various libraries throughout Brevard County to teach literacy skills to adults who cannot read.
A LAB STUDENT could be an international college graduate who needs to learn English in order to get a job in the United States. A LAB student might be a grandmother whose own children graduated from high school but she herself never learned to read: now she wants to learn to read to her grandchildren. Our LAB student could be someone who had to drop out of school for whatever reason. Our LAB student could be a retired welding inspector, with a successful career, who never learned to read.
LAB VOLUNTEER TUTORS provide free individualized ONE-ON-ONE INSTRUCTION that focuses on the learner’s goals. Typical adults in our program struggle to read a menu, fill out a job application, or read a bedtime story to their children. Others left school before graduation and want to obtain their GED to improve employment opportunities. Many of our adult learners have families in which English was not the primary language spoken and now they want to improve their English skills.
Please visit our DONATE page.
