Program Helps Youth Drop Outs Get Diploma & Money

This program is providing youth with the necessary tools to achieve independence and success as they enter into adulthood

Company Overview	The Youth Employment Program (YEP) at Temple University– goal is to re-engage Philadelphia out-of-school youth ages 17-21 years old, with basic skills at a six grade level or above. Eligible youth are interested in obtaining their high school diploma, General Equivalency Diploma and Occupational Skills in Information Technology, and Health which lead to a Training Credential or stable employment upon program completion. Temple University CSPCD YEP youth participants will receive a variety of career/educational counseling and academic support while enrolled
Mission	To re-engage Philadelphia out-of-school youth ages 17-21 years old with the education and career development
	Job Skills Training Job Training Track 1– Earn the International Computer Drivers License (ICDL). The ICDL is the global standard in end-user computer skills, offering YEP youth an internationally recognized certification supported by employers globally and improves a candidate's job prospects. Track 2 – Information Technology base Medical Office and Accounts – Instruction and assessment are provided in an onsite computer lab. Training modules include full suite of Microsoft Office, excel, spreadsheets, internet usage and keyboarding in alpha and numeric. Training leads to the employer recognized Certified Coding Specialist credential.

                                        CALL TAMIKA BUTLER (215) 204-1219 to register or receive more info.