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Improving prisoner literacy and numeracy.
"While the Department of Justice (Department) does not have a primary role to educate prisoners, it is both a positive way that prisoners can spend their time while in prison, and is one way that the Department can proactively reduce the risks that prisoners will reoffend. The Department does a good job of assessing the literacy and numeracy needs of prisoners and providing appropriate courses which are adapted to meet those needs. Courses are delivered by qualified teachers." -- Publisher.
