Call for overhaul of Quebec Adult Education Policy gains Momentum
Montreal, Quebec – September 27, 2025 – A push for a extensive revision of quebec’s government policy regarding adult education is intensifying, with advocates arguing the current framework is outdated and fails to meet the evolving needs of learners and the province’s workforce.The initiative, spearheaded through a series of special publications, aims to highlight deficiencies and propose solutions for a system crucial to economic progress and social inclusion.
For years, Quebec’s adult education sector has operated under policies that haven’t kept pace with demographic shifts, technological advancements, or the changing demands of the labor market. this impacts hundreds of thousands of Quebecers seeking to upgrade skills, pursue further education, or re-enter the workforce. A modernized policy is seen as essential to address skills gaps, promote lifelong learning, and ensure equitable access to educational opportunities for all adults across the province. The coming months are expected to see increased debate and proposals for reform, potentially culminating in legislative changes impacting funding, program availability, and accessibility.
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