On the occasion of National Days of Action Against Illiteracy (JNAI), created in 2013 and organized this year around the motto “10% concerned / 100% mobilized”, two initiatives are being offered in Saint-Martin. The objective: to raise awareness of the difficulties related to basic skills and to propose appropriate solutions, particularly in the professional sphere.
The first action is carried out by the Labour InspectorateFrom September 15th to December 31st, a awareness time is offered at the Information Office, located at 23 Spring Street, Concordia. Open from 9:16 am to XNUMX:XNUMX pmThis system aims to better inform and support people facing difficulties with reading, writing, arithmetic or digital tools, but also local actors in integration and employment.
A workshop dedicated to basic skills
The second meeting will take place Wednesday, September 23, from 9 a.m. to 13 p.m., in the premises of Jielle Training, at building 8 of the Hirondelles residence, in Orleans districtThe workshop will focus on basic skills and the numeracythat is, the knowledge necessary for understanding and using numbers in daily and professional life. This morning should allow us to work directly on the fundamentals useful in the world of work and better identify the difficulties which could hinder autonomy or professional development.
The program is part of a national mobilization led by the National Agency for the Fight Against Illiteracy (ANLCI). In France, 3,7 million adultsApproximately 10% of people who have been educated in the country face significant difficulties with basic skills. In the overseas territories, The available data show illiteracy rates two to five times higher than those in mainland France. These two local initiatives aim to bring those concerned closer to support systems and to remind people that solutions exist at any age.
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