Learn On!
BGC’s Learn On Program provides a safe space for homework support, tutoring, mentoring and socializing with friends.
The program is located in a tech space designed for students to be supported academically through tutoring and mentoring.
Homework Help
We have tutors in various subject areas and levels that are available for youth that are needing help with their schoolwork.
Each Learn On member is paired with a mentor, with who they regularly check-in with. They discuss school and marks, social or relationship issues, hobbies, and mutual interests, as well as answer questions about post-secondary education and adulthood.
Mentors
Each Learn On member is paired with a mentor, with who they regularly check-in with. They discuss school and marks, social or relationship issues, hobbies, and mutual interests, as well as answer questions about post-secondary education and adulthood.
Dinner
Provided regularly every evening.
Use of Facilities
Eligibility for Scholarships
Career/Academic Exploration
The Club supports youth with career development (how to write a resume, job search, etc.), helps to discover areas of interest that a youth may want to pursue, supports future goals planning (ie: what does a youth need to get into post secondary? What do they want to study).
Information Sessions
Visits from professors, university/college students, and professionals who provide insight about careers and how to get the most out of one’s post-secondary experience.
Teen Tech Centre
Based out of our Hillside Club (11339 84 Avenue, Delta), the Teen Tech Centre is a great place for youth to develop digital fluency and express themselves through technology!
Learn more about the Tech Centre here!
Check out and connect directly with our Learn On Club locations!
Kimount Club
Monday – Thursday from 6-8pm
Friday from 6-9pm
Langley Club
Monday & Wednesday from 6-8pm
Friday from 6-9pm
Learn On!
We need help with high school academics specifically in math, sciences and French, etc. Volunteers are involved in tutoring students in academic subjects, and, if interested will take part in acting as technical resources, who have a sound knowledge of computers, and high school subjects. Volunteers will be paired with students seeking academic support in subjects the volunteers are comfortable with.
