Thank you, Sindy, for sharing this tip:
The Hope Project... is a great resource for women only (sorry guys). They offer classes in Microsoft office, interview processes, personality profiles, spiritual gifts, conflict resolution and tips on how to deal with your boss. It seems to be a pleathera of information!
Classes are offered M-F 9-3, and Mon Tues Thur Fri evenings 6-9. You do need to go to their office to sign up.
They are located just off of Fairburn Rd, near Hwy 278. The contact name is Kay, phone: 770-942-0796.
Next classes start January 6th. Aside from these classes, they also have consignment sales from time to time. The most recent sale was this weekend...and it offered low prices gifts for regifting for people who are having a hard financial Christmas.
"Hope this can be of some help to others. I am going to sign up; I know I can use some help to brush up on my skills!"
Sindy, this certainly will help others--thanks again for letting us know about the Hope Project.
Thanks and enjoy your
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Monday, December 7, 2009
Friday, October 9, 2009
Classes in forklift training, finances, and more
Thanks, Debbie, for sharing this helpful info:
Atlanta Workforce Development with the Atlanta Technical College has developed some short term curriculums that will engage residents in promoting job readiness, expose them academically to various career fields, and enhance their resumes with a credential. These include: Forklift training, Financial Literacy, Business Entrepreneurship, Introduction to the Healthcare Profession, and Introduction to the Childcare Profession. October 19, 2009, Atlanta Workforce Development Agency, Rm. 240, 10am -12:30pm. Contact Phinda Traore - Hillmon, 818 Pollard Blvd., Atlanta, GA 30315, (404)230-1195.
Literacy Action offers free Saturday classes for ADULTS who want help with GED preparation and computer skills, October 31 through December 19. Class times are from 9 am to 12 noon. Students must be 18 years of age or older. The only cost is a $15 testing fee. Call 404-818-READ (7323) or visit literacyaction.
Atlanta Workforce Development with the Atlanta Technical College has developed some short term curriculums that will engage residents in promoting job readiness, expose them academically to various career fields, and enhance their resumes with a credential. These include: Forklift training, Financial Literacy, Business Entrepreneurship, Introduction to the Healthcare Profession, and Introduction to the Childcare Profession. October 19, 2009, Atlanta Workforce Development Agency, Rm. 240, 10am -12:30pm. Contact Phinda Traore - Hillmon, 818 Pollard Blvd., Atlanta, GA 30315, (404)230-1195.
Literacy Action offers free Saturday classes for ADULTS who want help with GED preparation and computer skills, October 31 through December 19. Class times are from 9 am to 12 noon. Students must be 18 years of age or older. The only cost is a $15 testing fee. Call 404-818-READ (7323) or visit literacyaction.
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