Krishnan Sundaram, Program Coordinator at Western Quebec Literacy Council will join us on Thursday, November 25th at 10:00 am for our Coffee Chats. Join the conversation!
Krishnan Sundaram began working as the Outreach Coordinator with WQLC in January, 2019. Presently he is doing outreach work as well as developing, coordinating, and delivering programs to the English speaking population of the Western Quebec Region. While coordinating and training volunteer tutors, and matching them with learners wanting to improve language and mathematics skills, he is runnung programs to help seniors and those who need it, help in improving digital literacy and computer skills. Periodically, he creates and leads activities for the whole family to participate in and learn together.
With specialization in leadership and facilitation, Krish uses his skills as a musician by incorporating music into language learning with activities such as songwriting, and hand drumming. “I believe that participating in activities that use creativity can inspire people to want to learn.” Krish has a diverse work history which includes working as an activity leader and coordinator for an international school in Ottawa, a daycare center cook, purchasing and logistics specialist, and a live sound technician.
Having lived for many years in Montreal and Vancouver, Krish has called Aylmer home since 2011.
Outaouais Live! is a 12-part, English-language, arts magazine format series to be filmed at various locations throughout the Outaouais. It will showcase musicians, artists of various practice, galleries, and cultural and performance spaces, all with a somewhat uptown vibe. Produced with the 100 Mile Arts Network.
Cooking Adventures Outaouais is an English language cooking show that presents food preparation from skilled Cooks and Chefs that call the Outaouais their home. It features restaurant-quality recipes, as well as family recipes, prepared for our viewers.
A series of programs at the storied British Pub a landmark institution in Aylmer. Tune in as Linton and Stephany introduce us to local musical and highlight the cultural history of English-speaking community.
