Adult Services
Charlotte Mecklenburg Library offers materials, services and programs designed to meet a variety of needs throughout adult life. Whether you are just entering the "real" world, coming back to the Library as a new parent, re-entering the workforce, or ready to retire and enjoy the future, the Library has something for everyone. From free access to resources and programs, along with materials and a helpful staff, you'll find what you need at the Library.
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Excel Adult High School
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Adult Reading Support
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Learning Circles
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Book Club Kits
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Services for Older Adults
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Resources for Writers
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Digital Literacy
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Cypress Resume
An easy-to-use résumé building tool with a built-in writing process and automatic formatting.
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Transparent Language
Provides a fun, effective, and engaging experience for learners of all levels looking to build their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in a foreign language.
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Universal Class
An online education experience offering over 540 courses in subjects like entrepreneurship, technology, health, career assistance, and more.
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Northstar Digital Literacy
Find out what computer skills you have and which ones you need to improve with Northstar Digital Literacy Assessment. This resource provides interactive online assessments* to help individuals master computer skills such as using email, navigating the internet, and basic proficiency with Windows, Mac OS, as well as Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Gain the tools you need to navigate technology in your daily life with assessments on topics such as Social Media, Telehealth, Your Digital Footprint, Supporting K-12 Distance Learning, and Career Search Skills. Certifications and digital badges are awarded when a proctored assessment is completed during a virtual library proctored assessment session. Certificates earned from Northstar assessments allow learners to demonstrate digital competency with potential employers. Utilize this resource to gain the digital skills needed to use a computer and the internet in daily life, employment, and higher education.
Visit the Digital Branch Northstar Information page to learn more.
*Practice lessons available for most topics