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Civic & Systems Literacy

Official systems are navigable once you know where things live and what the words mean. Nobody is born knowing which agency does what.

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Short workplace experiences.

These run on the same SkillRise Workday structure as the workplace stories: you arrive, something happens, you decide, and Spark talks it through with you.

There's no playable practice for this area yet. The free support below is available now.

In development (6)not playable yet · no release date
  • Finding the Official Version — Everyday systems
  • The Form With the Long Name — Everyday systems
  • What Exists Near You — Everyday life
  • Your W-2 and What It Says — Everyday systems
  • Checking What You May Be Eligible For — Everyday systems
  • Who Can You Legitimately Ask? — Everyday life

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USA.gov

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Official information about government services, benefits, taxes, jobs, education and everyday government processes.

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CareerOneStop — Adult Basic Education

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Find adult education near you: reading, writing, math and high-school-equivalency support.

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Find help near you

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Libraries, adult education programs, community colleges and workforce centers often provide free literacy, English, digital-skills and career support.

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