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5 Best programs the Calgary Library offers to High School students

Usually, Libraries are only used for doing homework, study times (individual or group), printing or even hanging out with friends. To be honest with you, I only use the library for printing my handouts and booklets from my classes but when I saw these programs that the library offered I was shocked and curious that these programs exist. Based on these programs, it can help you improve your English such as vocabulary, writing, and comprehension. They also help you in your Homework online such as projects, assignments, and essays. Access to THE KEY guides. An interactive online job and career search and review your courses and practice tests online from different subjects. There are many programs the Calgary Public Library offers but here are what I think is the best programs they present.

Note: All of this are programs are online(e-library) and need your library card to work.

1.  Brainfuse

Don’t know an answer for a math problem? Brainfuse is a free online tutoring where an expert helps you with your homework online with HelpNow from 2:00 pm to 11:00 pm daily. It is aligned with the Alberta curriculum for students in early elementary through grade 12.

2.Rosetta Stone Library Solution or Mango Languages

Wanna learn a new language or improve English? These programs help you improve your English or learn other languages. Rosetta and Mango are both available on the computer and the app store for free. Instead of learning it in the classroom, you can easily access it on your computer or mobile phone giving you more freedom to learn it instead of being stuck in the classroom.

Tip: Use headphones or earphones to hear the pronunciation.

3. Solaro

Key guides for free? Online access to the same Alberta -specific curriculum information found in The Key guides. Course lessons, reviews, and practice tests for grades 3 through 12. Honestly, this free access to the Key guides saved me a lot of money because most teachers ask us to buy key guides which are worth $18 dollars each subject to help us review for our quizzes and tests. Good Thing there’s a free one in the library!!!!!!

4. Job and Career Accelerator

Looking for a job or setting up a career? This interactive online job search toolkit that offers step by step guidance in resume building, cover letters, occupation profiles, and the job search process.

5. Learning Express

This program pretty much sums up all of the other 4 programs in the list. Learning Express gives online courses and practice tests for Elementary School to College, plus professional and personal development, occupation practice tests, English language proficiency, and citizenship preparation.

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