COMING IN SEPTEMBER TRACK II: MEDICAL ASSISTANT 101, 102, 103
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NOW REGISTERING! - PLEASE CALL 718-453-2483 OR 718-614-2575
CYCLE
VI SCHOOL REGISTRATION:
REGISTER NOW!! CLASSES BEGIN APRIL 12, 2010
FIRST COME...FIRST SERVE
BASIS!!
SCHOOL LOCATION (BUSHWICK COMMUNITY)
Torn Together Trade Institute
474 Central Ave, Brooklyn, NY
11221
Corner of Putnam Ave.
PRE-REGISTRATION: SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2010 12:00-2:00PM
FOR REGISTRATION
AT THE BAY RIDGE CHRISTIAN CENTER
6324 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Monday-Friday, 3/29/10-4/9/10
Call Rev. Confessor Soto, 718-614-2575
COURSE SCHEDULE CYCLE VI
TRACK I
Monday, 4/12/2010 ~ 6-9:30 pm
2. HVAC III
Tuesday, 4/13/2010 ~ 6-9:30 pm
3. LOCKSMITH III
Wednesday,
4/14/2010 ~ 6-9:30 pm
4.
COMPUTER REPAIR III
A+ CERTIFICATION
Thursday, 4/15/2010 ~ 6-9:30 pm
5. PLUMBING III
Friday, 4/16/2010 ~ 6-9:30 pm
A $50 TAX DEDUCTABLE DONATION IS REQUESTED PER CYCLE UPON
REGISTRATION.
NO ADDITIONAL FEES!!
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COMING IN SEPTEMBER !!! For Track II
we are adding an additional course titled Medical Assistant 101, 102, and 103. MA 101 begins in September along with
our regular Building Construction Courses, don't lose out out on this extrordinary opportunity to become more employment marketable,
in the Medical Field, at a fraction of the cost of traditional schools. Seats will be available at a first come, first
served basis. All donation dues must be recieved before the beginning of the track or your seat will be given to the following
registered student. “The heartbeat
of this institute is not based on the ability to do better for oneself, but based on those who have not been able to do so,
and have nowhere to go.”
“Our greatest core value
for this program is retainment… the capability to keep the students who enroll in our institute from dropping
out, before their course is completed. Author John Maxwell on Leadership Development said, “People don’t care
how much you know, until they know how much you care.” Our strategy for retaining our students is simple…we will
show them how much we C. A. R. E. ”
C. HOICE…Support
the student through difficult decisions.
A. TTENTION…Keep students interested,
in what they're interested in.
R. ESPECT…Give students enough personal space to learn.
E.
NCOURAGE…Show the student they are able to do, what matters the most.
“Everyone
who has arrived at a career status or an employment position has had to go through a process of decision making. During this
journey it often takes an individual many tries before they get it right. Sometimes, one simply settles for what they have
or what they’ve achieved. Our institute offers a preparation process that will walk you through the experimental stages
of higher education or job readiness. In other words, you can take a “taste test” before you eat.”
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“In an age where “Emergency Preparedness”
is mandatory, TTTI offers “Career and Work Preparedness” as a practical procedure.”
NO...EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
MISSION STATEMENT
“TORN
TOGETHER TRADE INSTITUTE IS FOCUSED ON EMPOWERING THE DISADVANTAGED AND DENIED, BY PROVIDING THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN A VOCATIONAL
TRADE SKILL, WITHOUT EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS”
Torn Together Trade Institute
is a non-profit teaching program with a three dimensional perspective designed to reach an indigenous and foreign people group
that need an occupational skill to help them become productive in our society. Our goal is to provide the opportunity, for
those willing to learn, through a series of basic and practical workshops associated with the many trades involved in the
building industry. The institute is not designed to provide accreditation as a professional tradesman, but rather to help
those individuals recognize their potential by learning the fundamentals in the trade they choose to excel in.
Notwithstanding, a graduating apprentice
can acquire the necessary skills to apply to a conventional school, or even obtain employment with local contractors as Mechanical
Assistants. Our objective is to help an individual maximize their potential by reaching a marketable level of achievement.
There is also a psychosocial benefit of re-socialization and re-integration, awarding a graduate renewed desire and purpose
along with the actual means to become self-sufficient.
People of
all ages and ethnicities require a sense of value and worth in order to productively react to our God-given ability to learn,
and respond with confidence and hope. All of us, including the physically disabled as well, can reach and grow beyond their
circumstances given the right time and opportunity.
It is with this consideration that we have created a team
of volunteer occupational teachers who are highly skilled in the trade fields of Electricity, Carpentry, Masonry, Plumbing,
Locksmith, Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, Computer Repair, and House Keeping. We also have the availability
of volunteer teachers in Barbering, Food Processing, Nurses Aide, Secretarial, Dental Assistant and many other trade or occupational
skills training that will become available as the demand arises.
We are a Federally
recognized 501C3 Non-Profit Charitable Organization, and are registered with the Attorney Generals Office also as a Char500
Organization, we sincerely hope that you would consider a financial contribution toward our program.
Currently we are not supportes by any grants or foundations
and serve our communities solely on the generosity of those who believe that what we're doing is valuable and life-changing.
Our volunteers are motivated by their own journey towards success, and use this experience to inspirationally help someone elses
dream come true. Your contribution will help finance some of our operating costs, and keep this program operating effectively.
You may send your donation, or meet with us at the address
below, all donations are tax deductable. Thank you!
“Some may
think this process is a waste of time, but considering the time wasted through the mistakes we make, this process becomes
time gained and not lost.”
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