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Thursday, March 15, 2012

Focus: HOPE is hosting a FREE Open House and Career Fair

Posted on 5:49 AM by Unknown
Sponsor Communication from Detroit IT User Group 


Please help spread the word to your friends, neighbors, relatives, church, clubs, etc.

 Focus: HOPE is hosting a FREE Open House and Career Fair
on Wednesday, March 21, 2012
from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
in the Center for Advanced Technologies (CAT) Building
at 1400 Oakman Boulevard, Detroit, MI.

 Here is some basic information:
Focus: HOPE will begin accepting students into two job training programs later this month after being awarded a $2.35 million grant from the Workforce Development Agency for the State of Michigan. The new funding through the Southeast Michigan Talent Enhancement Program (SEMTEP) targets young adults, ages 18 to 24.
The Machinist Training Institute (MTI) will offer a 12-week course designed to train individuals to become machine operators. The Information Technologies Center (ITC) will offer a 15-week class which enables students to get two certifications and become eligible for entry level jobs in customer service. The (ITC) certifications will be as Microsoft Office Specialist and Certified Business Professional Customer Service Support.

These programs provide tuition, books, certification fees, and placement services for eligible students.
Thank you for your assistance.
Focus: HOPE Admissions / Student Services Team
 
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