CNIB Learning Academy
Provided by: CNIB Foundation
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- Children and Youth Program (2 locations)
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- Vision Mate Program and Virtual Vision Mate (2 locations)
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- Zoom Hangout (2 locations)
Service Description
Offers virtual and in-person summer programs for Canadian youth experiencing sight loss. Includes workshops and challenges to help develop pre-employment, leadership, independence and social skills. Opportunities are based on grade level categories. Visit the website for current program descriptions.
- Youth Job Club – assists motivated youth, 15 – 21 years of age, in developing reachable goals and actualizing targets toward securing paid work.
- SCORE (Skills, Confidence & Opportunities through Recreation & Education) Scholars Program – 2-week in-person program (Toronto – all expenses paid) to help develop pre-employment, leadership, independence and social skills. Visit the website for details.
Eligibility
Youth Job Club
Youth ages 15 - 21
SCORE
- Be a Canadian student (or recent graduate) in grades 10-12, or first year of post-secondary.
- Have strong orientation & mobility skills and independent living skills.
- Be interested in experiential learning activities and developing leadership skills.
- Be determined to work on personal independence and problem-solving skills.
- Have a demonstrated interest in putting personal strengths to use for the betterment of peers, family, and community.
- Be committed to participating in all program activities.
Application Process
Visit website for application form.
Documents Required
Youth Job Club
Application Form, resume.
SCORE
Application Form, resume (if you have), letter of recommendation from an endorser. (This should be someone who knows you well, like a CNIB staff member, teacher, workplace/volunteer supervisor or youth group leader), and a 750-word essay introducing yourself and discussing how you’ll benefit from attending the SCORE Scholars Program.
Fees
Visit website for details.
Regina: 306-525-2571
Saskatoon: 306-374-4545
Toll-Free: 1-877-748-4028
Service Website
www.cnib.ca/en/cnib-learning-academy?region=sk
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
www.instagram.com/cnibfoundation/
Email
Coverage Area
Saskatchewan
Languages Offered
English
CNIB – Regina
- Bold Dreams (2 locations)
- Celebrating Parenthood (2 locations)
- Children and Youth Program (2 locations)
- CNIB Card (2 locations)
- CNIB Learning Academy (2 locations)
- Come to Work (2 locations)
- Connecting the Dots Conference (2 locations)
- Culture, Sports and Recreation (2 locations)
- Family Fun Days (2 locations)
- iPhone / iPad Training Workshops (2 locations)
- Operation: Braille (2 locations)
- Saskatchewan Advocacy Group (2 locations)
- Scholarships and Awards (2 locations)
- Shop CNIB (2 locations)
- Smart Phone Training (2 locations)
- The Venture Zone (2 locations)
- Unbound Book Club / Facebook Group / Podcast (2 locations)
- Vision Mate Program and Virtual Vision Mate (2 locations)
- Young Champions Program (2 locations)
- Zoom Hangout (2 locations)
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CNIB - Regina
2160 Broad Street
Regina SK S4P 1Y5 -
CNIB - Saskatoon
1149 8 Street East
Saskatoon SK S7H 0S3
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8:30 am - 12:00 pm (noon), 1:00 - 4:30 pm
Accessibility
Wheelchair access - designated parking spaces; Wheelchair access - front or side doors; Wheelchair access - washrooms; Braille signage
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