Triangle South Literacy Works

Formerly Harnett County Literacy
(910) 891-4111

List of Our Programs

Adult Basic Literacy

Adult Basic Education (ABE) an adult learner develops reading, writing, speaking, math and/ or other basic skills including map reading, check writing, menu selection, etc. Read more...

English for Speakers of Other Languages

Improve your skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing English. ESL classes can help you find a job, prepare for citizenship, advance professionally, and become more involved in neighborhood and community life. We offer classes at the beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. All classes are free of charge. Read More...

Financial Literacy

Financial literacy helps a student understand how money works in society, as well as: how to manage, make or earn money, how to manage finances, how to invest it and how and when to donate it to help others. Read more...

Computer Classes

We start with the basics, from turning on the computer to using a mouse and doing Internet searches. If you’re more advanced than that, you can learn Microsoft Office Word, Excel and PowerPoint. The instructor may focus on composing business letters, resume building, and completing online job applications. The computer lab is available when the room is not in use, so registered students may practice a wide variety of learning software, including keyboarding skills, at their own pace. Read More...

Smart Phones – Android or iPhone

We help guide you through the menus, discuss various applications (apps), and customize your Smart Phone to your liking.

Citizenship

This six-week course is available to eligible students several times a year. Learn what it takes to become a US citizen. Coursework includes US geography, history, and civics instruction. Be prepared to take the citizenship exam.

Math

Learn from basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, fractions, decimals and percents all the way to Pre-GED/HSE math. Higher math includes Algebra and Geometry. If poor Math skills are holding you back from getting a promotion or entering a GED/HSE program, our tutors can help!

Speaking & Listening

Speaking and listening skills are important for ESL and lower-skilled Basic Skills students. Can they hear different phonics blends, or distinguish between “P” and “B” sounds? Can they reproduce the sounds spoken by their tutors? Proper pronunciation stems from how well the student hears and repeats the tutor’s words.

Also, we have some updated information for our tutors. Head on over to the Tutor monthly report page to download the new documents.

The next Zaxby's Night is October 19, 2017. Remember a portion of all sales will be donated to Triangle South Literacy Works.Come by and show your support.

Current Events & News

We have some new updated news for those that wish to get involved. Head on over to the New Tutor Information.

We have two new newsletters, our Fall and Winter Editions. Head on over to the news section to check here, Newsletters.

From the Executive Director

We have officially changed our name to Triangle South Literacy Works!! I am very excited about this name change which reflects moving into the future with the addition of Johnston and Sampson counties. This will allow the agency to reach and help many more people with their literacy skills. We expect to see a new level of growth in community connections in 2016!! Watch for media spots beginning in March.

This larger service area will include making connections in the new smaller communities. All of our volunteers can help with this. If you are living in these new counties, please let us know of any new connections (churches, community centers etc.) that we might approach for potential students and tutors. Contact me with any information that might helpful.

This year’s focus is to strive to get our students jobs and further their education. Computer skills are an important piece of this. We will need more computer tutors to accomplish this. Can you help? Contact me if you are interested.

Sharon Syck