Vocational Training / Job Placement Assistance

 

CHC is happy to serve  and be a part of the community. Our target area of interest is working with at risk teens and providing preventative maintenance for turnkey kids in the, Montgomery River Regions and surrounding  counties.. Our primary product is service to the community through education, job training, and job assistance  through training programs.

 

CHC plans to  merge with existing Faith Base Organizations and other 501 (3c)  making services available in other counties.

CHC will design specialized training programs to meet the needs of our students and utilize Community Colleges to provide other services of interest

 

The CHC Program’s key objective is to build relations within the River Regions and surrounding counties by offering competitive programs and services, to increase the rate of high school completion and reduce the rate of having students drop out or having children having babies before adulthood. Our goal is to mount down the barrier of doubt and disbelief in our teams teen and helping them further their education and become gainfully employed. CHC will build a strong and dynamic relations within the River Region and surrounding counties personally building relationship with business in the community and providing our students the necessary skills and training to acquire employment. We will sustain the growth of our CO – OP program by joining forces with businesses throughout the surrounding counties.

 

CHC program’s specializes in educational & vocational services with our community outreach program. Our programs strive for excellence by truly preparing our students to enter into the workforce and pursue realistic goals. They will work at their on paste to meet the requirements and achieve the skills to perform the duties of their career choice.

 

Currently Montgomery County School has several vocational programs which are located in there Magnet Schools, a student have a B average or better to have the opportunity to attend Magnet School and they must apply and  be selected, the students attending Magnet School will most likely attended college and pursue professional careers  and they will not be a part of the skilled  workforce.

 

In this city 80 % of the students with the greatest need are being overlooked and suppressed by the lack of foresight, which has taken all of the vocational programs away from where they would truly serve the greater good. This has lead to dropouts, teen pregnancies and our youth feeling that no one cares what happens to them. In addition, adolescents in care of the  state have been separated from their families  carries an added burden . A lot of  the youth with disability in the State of Alabama are drowning with no life line in sight due to NCLB,  now let just add the number 1 Advocate” The Parent”. The schools can only be effective when everyone buys in. One of the biggest problems for public schools is no parent participation, but schools that have positive outcomes like the magnet schools have parents involved with their child development.  Schools have taken this opportunity to further manipulate and  push away children with disability. Here at CHC, we’re trying to offset the lack of opportunity by providing them an environment that is loving, caring, nurturing, promoting a positive attitude, building self-esteem  through positive innovative programs and job placement.  

 

CHC  technical programs were designed to meet the core values of Learning for life

 

Information Technology Training will build their self-esteem, and place them in a positive, nurturing environment; helping our youth set realistic goals; understanding job requirements through the use of computer technology. This type of training is known to have a positive effect on students emotionally an academic in English, History, Math and Literature. During this type of training student's become more successful and  return to school and seek a higher degree of education.

Learning for life focus on students who got lost in the government communication breakdown for children with disability, children that have made mistakes or just got lost in the world of early childhood development who all deserve a second chance.

All of our programs are self-paced and prepare our students for the real world. CHC will assist students in acquiring additional training through community college program to prepare them with real life job skills. 

 

All participants will sign daily sign in sheets, and  CHC will record measurable training progress with signing off on training accomplishments along with our projected favorable work outcome with the community partnership program. 

 

Syllabus 2014 CHC Training Module for Vocational Services

 

 At the end of this course of instructions the user will be able to perform the following:

• Demonstrate knowledge of basic computer hardware

• Identify and understand different types of software application in their purpose and usage

• Generate, store, and received correspondence, reports, and other business documents using MS Word

• Generate, store, retrieve a worksheet using Excel build, format, enhance a spreadsheet using Excel

• Build a basic slide presentation using PowerPoint and enhance it by adding graphics animation and sound.

 

 Intro to Microsoft Offices Suites:

 In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn how to add, move through, and edit text, move words from one part of your document to another, work on  two or more documents simultaneously, change the size or appearance of text, change margins and tab settings, automatically center, right align,  justify, and indent text; run the integrated grammar and spelling checker; use the thesaurus, and save, retrieve, copy, organize, and print your  documents within microsoft office.

 

 Orientation Week

• Cover Programs Choices

• Assessment Testing  / No pass or Fail – Verifying what the student know

• Attendance

• ID Student Strength

• ID Student Weakness

• Set Career Goal

• Budgeting Your Check Book & Paying Bills

• Internet Safety

• Filling out an Application

 

Week One

 Lesson 01

• Getting to Know my Computer

• Typing a Word Document

• Word Document Navigation

• Basic File Management

• Editing Documents; Cutting and Pasting

• Working with Multiple Documents

 

 Week 2 & 3

 Lesson 02

• Mavis Beacon Typing 101

• Mavis Beacon 10 Typing Program: 4 Weeks 2 hours daily

 

Week 4

Lesson 03

• Text Formatting and Alignment

• Margins, Tabs, and Page Numbering

• Indentation and Paragraph Formatting

• Printing

• Margins, Tabs, and Page Numbering

• Indentation and Paragraph Formatting

• Language Tools

• Customizing Word

 

 Week 5 & 6

 Lesson 04

 Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010

• Entering, Editing and Formatting Data

• Fonts, Fills and Alignment

• Cut, Copy and Paste

• Undo and Redo

• Moving finding and Replacing value

• Formatting Numbers

• Modify Cell Width and Height

• Managing Worksheets

• Grouping Worksheets

• Moving, Copying, Deleting & Hiding Grouped Worksheets

• Modifying Rows and Columns

• Changing View

 

 Week 7 & 8

 Lesson 05

Introduction PowerPoint

• Using My Computer within PowerPoint

• Saving your Files

• Using Templates

• Navigating the Slide Show

• Creating and Working with Tables

• Formatting a Table

• Working with Text Boxes

• Clip Art

• Other Illustrations

• Windows Movie Maker Made Simple

 

 Career Path to Employment

 Building Your Own Computer

 Path 101

• Intro to the World Wide Web

• Intro to HTML CSS5

• Web Site Development

• Intro to Online Business

 

 Building Your Own Computer

 Path 102

• Building Your Own Computer

• Testing your Computer Components,

• Computer Break Down

• Computer Assembly

• Operating System Installation

 

 Customer Service 103

 Path 103

• Learn Essential Skills from 7 Core Competencies

• A Winning Attitude

• Communication Skills

• Conflict Resolution

• Continuous Improvement

• Customer Loyalty

• Resourcefulness

• The Customer Experience

 

 Technical Suport Helpdesk Level 1

 Path 104

• Prioritizing Technical Duties

• Managing Easy Fixes

• Coping with Continual Interruptions

• Communicating with Non Technical People

• Dealing with Users’ Impatience and Your Own Impatience

• Keeping Users Informed

• Dealing with Unreasonable Requests

• Educating Users Tactfully

• Managing Your Own Expectations

• Supporting Executive Users

• Supporting Special Events 

 

 Industrial Warehouse Worker

 Path 105

• Coping with Continual Interruptions

• Communicating with Non Technical People

• Dealing with Users’ Impatience and Your Own Impatience

• Keeping Users Informed

• Dealing with Unreasonable Requests

• Educating Users Tactfully

• Managing Your Own Expectations

• Supporting Executive Users

• Supporting Special Events 

 

 Writing your Resume for all Paths

 Path 106

 Interview Prep

 Interview Tips