Adult Basic Education (ABE) is an umbrella term that refers to a wide range of services, credit, and non-credit programs designed to help adult learners achieve their goals.

Recognizing Prior Learning (RPL) is a broad umbrella concept which values all learning that people have gained in their lives.

The Ministry provides funding under the Skills Training Allocation to the public training institutions to deliver training programs that address the needs of Saskatchewan business and industry for skilled workers in the areas of greatest labour market demand.

The Ministry of Advanced Education, Employment and Immigration is working in partnership with the Federal government to deliver a multi-year initiative to help older workers be reintegrated into the workforce.

The Workplace Essential Skills Saskatchewan Initiative supports business and industry to train low-skilled job seekers and existing low-skilled employees in the workplace to gain the workplace essential skills needed for long-term employment and/or advancement.