Chicago Opportunity

[Elizabeth Wicklund]

Hope this opportunity is not too specific.

Elizabeth Wicklund
Youth Services Director

Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation
www.gtrcf.org

Here's an=20
opportunity for technology capacity building in low income=20
neighborhoods in North and Northwest Chicago Suburbs.

An A+ certification program is being offered in Evanston through a=20
partnership between Aquarius Institute of Computer Science, Family=20
Focus Our Place and e-Tropolis Evanston.

Classes will be taught at 2010 Dewey in Evanston, Family Focus building.

Classes will be taught from 5:30 PM until 9:30 PM Monday through=20
Thursday starting March 5.

The total cost for this training is $1,000, but applicants may be=20
eligible for FULL SCHOLARSHIPS (see below).

The $50 registration fee is waved for this special course offering.

Payment plans are available.

Scholarships and grants are available to eligible persons in the=20
North and Northwest Suburbs.  For information call the "One Stop"=20
office at (847) 864-3530 ext 222 or ext 215.

Job placement is available.

Contact Charles Smith at (847) 475-5614 or crs840 at merle.acns.nwu.edu=20
with questions.

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