The GTLLI (in Collingwood, Ontario, Canada) offers lecture courses on a diverse range of topics. Our intention is to stimulate the mind, intellect and soul of our members. Learning, understanding and becoming more aware of the world at large, of our communities and of ourselves is the primary goal of the Georgian Triangle Lifelong Learning Institute.
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Walter Pittman The GTLLI offers lecture courses on a diverse range of topics.  Our intention is to stimulate the mind, intellect and soul of our members.  Learning, understanding and becoming more aware of the world at large, of our communities and of ourselves is the primary goal of the Georgian Triangle Lifelong Learning Institute.

Our lectures are designed to be:

  • thought-provoking,
  • educational and
  • intellectually challenging.
The professors we engage from various universities teach university level courses, without the stress of a final examination!  Our instructors offer an entertaining and poignant view on the topics they are presenting.

If you wish to have your mind opened up to topics and discussions you wouldn't otherwise delve into on your own, come on out and see what the Georgian Triangle Lifelong Learning Institute has to offer for you.  Membership is unrestricted and costs $5 annually.  Courses have a minimal fee.

Arnold Edinborough
John Sewell In general, each year's program includes 4 components:
  • September Course/Lectures
  • Fall Course
  • Winter Course
  • Spring Course

Programs are posted on the website in the spring of the year for the following academic year.



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