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Written by Kenny
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Monday, 23 November 2009 09:17 |
Goodwill of Lubbock's Computer Skills Training
Computers have become a necessity in today's society. These days, employers require employees to accomplish many of their normal, daily duties by way of computers.
Goodwill Industries of Lubbock now offers the chance to learn basic computer skills. This course is very user-friendly and designed specifically for people who have never used a computer before.
Take the opportunity to learn basic computer skills! Classes are free to you and will give you the opportunity to be competitive in today's work environment.
The computer classes cover:
- basic computer operation
- windows operating system
- microsoft word
- internet and email
- customer service basics
- job placement service
These computer classes are FREE. Sign up by calling 806-744-8419.
You can contact Goodwill of Lubbock at (806)744-8419 or online at lubbockgoodwill.org |
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Written by Kenny
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Wednesday, 11 November 2009 22:28 |
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Project Rio (part of the Texas Workforce Commission) opens doors to opportunities for ex cons, employers, and the community as a whole. Learn about Project Rio by calling 1-800-453-8140
Project Rio Provides the following services:
Client Services
- Case management
- Job counseling
- Job placement
- Referrals to educational and training resources
- Referrals to community resources
Employer Services
- Qualified applicants to meet workforce demands
- Support services to foster job retention
- Offense screening to reduce risks
- Applicants with tax credit certification
- Fidelity bonding upon request
Who benefits from Project Rio?
Employer
- Tax Credits
- New pool of qualified applicants to meet workforce demand
- Pre-screened applicants to reduce employer risk
Community
- Reduces crime rate
- Increases number of tax paying citizens
- Decreases need for public assistance
Clients
- Access to immediate employment
- Access to educational and training resources
- Achievement of independence and self-sufficiency
For additional information call 1-800-453-8140 |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 November 2009 22:48 |
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