INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / DECEMBER 11, 1990

 

 

 

 

Maple Ridge DVST Review (continued from page 10)

 

11. Student services should be

increased and be given a higher

profile. The delivery of these
services should be flexible to

meet the needs of the program.

12. The college should consider
offering appropriate courses at
times other than day time.

13. The college should solicit
community input to the DVST
program by setting up an
advisory committee to the
program. Furthermore, the
college should initiate and
maintain a system of regular
contact with agencies which

service the Maple Ridge area.

14. The I-CARE program should

be expanded at the Maple
Ridge Centre. The expansion
should include tutor training
and program maintenance for
the part of the program
operating from the Maple Ridge
Centre.

15. Outreach programing should

be part of the Developmental
Studies offering in Maple
Ridge. It is a viable, and in
some cases, preferred mode of
delivery in situations such as:

a. the workplace
b. storefront literacy projects
c. DVST courses or workshops for

specific target groups

16. Outreach programming could

emanate from the Thomas
Haney Centre, but the
continued need for off-site
locations for such activities
should be recognized.

17. The college should pursue the

feasibility of establishing a
free-standing adult learning
centre that exists outside a
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