We are looking for an experienced math teacher to lead a short-term, paid bootcamp for our GED candidates. Please check out the job description here.

OLC Learner Rachester Motley is now a published author! She describes her efforts to overcome dyslexia with the help of her tutor in the new issue of The Change Agent, a magazine for adult learners! 6-Education-Is-the-Greatest-Thing

Spring is a time of renewal and growth—a perfect reminder of the transformational power of literacy. We’re excited to announce the Literacy Champions Circle, a new initiative designed to ensure that adults in Oakland County can access our literacy programs to improve their lives. We are seeking 100 champions to give $35/month. Click here to learn more.

Join us for an unforgettable evening on October 23 at our annual Ex Libris fundraising dinner with special guest, Hollywood screenwriter Rob Edwards! A proud Metro Detroit native and Hollywood powerhouse, Rob is the screenwriter behind three movies hitting the screen this year!

Oakland Literacy Council is seeking an experienced and passionate independent contractor to lead a series of workshops this spring aimed at creating a dynamic cohort of  adult education advocates. Click here to see the Request for Proposals.

Oakland Literacy Council is seeking a part-time accounting and operations manager for our nonprofit. This employee is responsible for all bookkeeping and finance, human resources, and grant management duties related to the functioning of the office and supporting the Board of Directors. Click here to view the job description.

Oakland Literacy Council is requesting proposals from Certified Public Accounting Firms to conduct independent financial audits and provide tax services for our nonprofit for a five-year period. Please click here to view the full RFP.

Oakland Literacy Council now offers adults a free, self-paced online learning platform to improve their digital literacy skills and earn valuable certificates that they can list on job applications to demonstrate their technical knowledge.

Adults can learn to use popular software like Microsoft’s Word, Excel, or PowerPoint products, as well as the basics of running a computer, searching for a job online, or using telehealth. Quick assessments will tell adults what they already know and serve up easy-to-follow lessons to fill in missing gaps. When adults have mastered an area, they can take a proctored exam to earn a certificate.

This no-cost program is available to adults who live, work, or go to school in Oakland County. Interested adults should call 248-253-1617 or click here to apply.

New program to combine English and technical skills to start a great career in manufacturing

Class is underway. Please call 248-253-1617 to learn more about future classes.

Oakland Literacy Council is partnering with Oakland Community College and Oakland County MiWorks to bring you:

✅ English for the workplace
✅ Soft skills like teamwork & communication
✅ Training in manufacturing processes & technology
✅ An industry-recognized credential to help you land a job

💡 Details:
📚 Classes: 3 days/week for 14 weeks
🚗 Childcare & transportation assistance available
💼 Must be authorized to work in the U.S.

Join Our Team

The Oakland Literacy Council is looking to expand our team!  Our vibrant office is in downtown Pontiac and serves nearly 300 adult learners and tutors annually. We are looking for a part-time development manager to support our mission through fundraising. Check out the job description.