We are a lifelong learning community that encourages and promotes learning of all kinds and for all ages of Canadians.
We provide a platform for lifelong learners to remove the financial barriers they face in pursuit of their learning goals.
So many reasons to become a Canadian Learning Trust Learning Champion!
Our vision
A prosperous Canada enriched with a love of learning - a Learning Canada.
Our mission
To encourage and promote lifelong learning for all Canadians.
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If you're familiar with platforms like GoFundMe, you'll find that Gifting of Learning operates similarly, providing a way to fund your education. While it's not a scholarship, it addresses the financial needs of lifelong learners like you. The program is open to all Canadians—so begin your learning journey today!
Because learning begins before birth, Littlest Learners is dedicated to providing a strong foundation for children's educational journeys. We foster curiosity and a love for learning through engaging activities and resources, supporting early childhood development and encouraging lifelong learning.
New to Canada or to adulthood? Voting, training, resources and more.
As a lifelong learning community, we value the importance of recognizing those who promote lifelong learning in the workplace. If you know of a deserving company or organization, we invite you to nominate them for the Award for Excellent Learning in the Workplace.
Check out our own lifelong learning song!
The Gifting of Learning is a fundraising campaign program in which a Gifted Learner is matched with Gifting Heroes (donors) who will financially contribute towards the Learner's lifelong learning program.
In return, Gifting Heroes receive charitable tax receipts ($25+) for their support of lifelong learning for Canadians.
The CLT has had the privilege of helping many lifelong learners in pursuit of their goals.
Become a member of the CLT and count yourself or your organization a Learning Champion!
Passionately interested in a topic? Education provides individuals space to immerse themselves in information about topics that interest them.
"It's actually a core need for psychological well-being. Learning can help us build confidence and a sense of self-efficacy," Vanessa King, positive psychology expert at Action for Happiness.
Learning a new skill creates new connections in the brain. More connections = larger brain volume and greater cognitive reserve. Learning a new skill can ward off the detrimental affects of aging on the brain.
Numerous studies have shown a link between higher education and positive health and wellness.
The average person changes jobs 10 - 15 times during their careers. Developing adaptable and transferable skills is important to making those leaps.
"Technological change demands stronger and more continues connections between education and employment" - The Economist
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Donations of $25 or more are eligible for a charitable tax receipt.
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