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One monthly fee for the council. Learners use the courses free.

Council price

CA$149 / month

Per council. One flat fee.

Council subscriptionCA$149 / month
LearnersCA$0

What’s included

  • Unlimited learners from that council
  • Full course catalogue (all published LearnHere courses)
  • Printable completion certificates (non-accredited)
  • Council admin view with enrolment, completion, and quiz data
  • Draft outcomes summary for funder reports (staff still review and sign)
  • Support and onboarding Draft

Support and onboarding is marked Draft. The price on this page is CA$149 per month per council. Learners pay CA$0.

What unlimited learners means

Every learner the council invites can open the courses. LearnHere does not charge them, and this demo does not count seats.

What Draft support is not

Support and onboarding is still a draft. This price does not include on-site tutoring, tax filing, a help desk that can see learner names, or a promised number of staff hours.

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Questions

Who pays?

The council (or a municipal or FCSS host) pays CA$149 per month. Learners pay nothing.

Is this accredited?

No. A certificate confirms that someone finished a course. It is not a college diploma, degree, trade ticket, or professional licence.

What does the certificate say?

It names the learner and the course, gives the date, and states: “This certificate confirms course completion only and is not an accredited credential.” It also says it is not a diploma, degree, trade ticket, professional licence, or immigration, legal, tax, or financial advice. The certificate opens on this device only after a final quiz of 70% or more.

Do you store learner personal data?

In this demo, no account exists. A name for the certificate and quiz progress stay in the browser on that device. The demo does not process personal information for a real council.

Is this legal, tax, or immigration advice?

No. Courses are general information with links to Canada.ca and Alberta.ca. Ask council staff about your own situation.

Accessibility?

Aimed at WCAG AA. Plain language, large type, and big buttons. Short sentences, with official terms explained once.

Which devices?

Phone browsers first (iPhone Safari and Android Chrome). It also works on a tablet or a desktop computer. No app to install.