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The
Wheels of Dreams training program curriculum includes the following modules:
- BMOA Members provide mentor visits on the bus and provide personal
motivational messages to the students on how to achieve their dreams
no matter what they may be
- Computer Skills Training: PC/Internet
- Entrepreneurship: Fundamentals and Idea Generation
- Professional Skills: How to find a job, workplace skills, job, college
readiness, scholarships and how to find your life passion.
- Money Management: Equifax provide help with credit management and
debt avoidance and Wells Fargo Small Business provides money management,
personal money management and home mortgage information. Students
learn how money management can help make their dreams come true
- Black History: Business and community leaders who are role models
Computer Skills Training:
Gateway Profile 4 computers deliver curriculum based on Windows Operating
Systems including Windows 97, Windows 2000, and Windows XP. Training software
includes instruction on how to implement Windows 97, 2000, and XP Office
Programs such as Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access as well as the basic
structure and components of today's top-of-the-line computer systems including
hardware and software components.
Entrepreneurship:
Modules based on "real life" scenario of young teens starting
their own dance club. Includes help with Business Types, Business Development,
Business "No No's," Small Business Funding, Small Business Money
Management, as well as Business Plan development and implementation. Participants
take their own ideas and build a portfolio and interact with the software
through various quizzes and mind toggling questions on their business
ideas and knowledge.
Job And Career Skills:
Interactive curriculum that teaches the basis of career ideals and how
to successfully perform a job/career search, interviewing skills, job
assessment skills, management skills, ownership skills eventually ending
in prominent success in job/career search, maintaining a job, money management,
and potential ownership. The modules are highly interactive and use quizzes
to track progress of students and ultimately leads to a final test.
Par 3 Register Training:
Students will learn the basic operations of the PAR-3 cash register system.
This system is used throughout many restaurant and retail chains. Students
can order food for a customer, exchange money, and give a receipt. Further
training on hospitality is provided. Students learn register maintenance,
how to smile in a customer setting, and responsibility in a work environment.
Money and Credit Management:
This program delivers factual information on how to establish good credit,
maintain that credit, and use that credit in life success. Also gives
information on how to avoid credit "pitfalls" and unworthiness
and also credit, mortgage responsibility. This program really builds the
foundation for money management.
Banking for Your Future:
This program is helpful to people of all ages. It presents to tweens,
teenagers, and young adult facts about how manage their money and obtain
a bank account including checking, savings, money market, and CD accounts.
Students start with basic checking account management including: debits,
credits, balances, ATM withdrawals, bank fees, how to write a check, deposits,
withdrawals, and checking maintenance and ends in investing, savings,
CD's and money marketing.
This lesson takes students through several series of
actual ATM withdrawals, check writing, check book balancing, how to invest,
what investment accounts are available.
This is a total package that helps everyone no matter
their age or income understand it's not just how much you make it's how
much you save. This curriculum takes students to new heights by asking
math questions that will ultimately lead to account management and savings
success. Students actually balance and maintain their own checking account.
Healthy Eating and Exercise:
The focus of this program is to educate student on how to create balanced
lifestyles and make healthy lifestyle decision regarding eating and exercise.
We aim to provide leadership on health and well-being issues so many of
our parents care about. We are committed to playing an important role
in helping to encourage balanced living, especially among youth.
Our approach involves; introducing students to the importance
of fruit and vegetable choices, including main course salads. This program
also provides lessons supporting physical activity. We have a host of
new initiatives to help students identify realistic, fun ways to incorporate
fitness and exercise into their everyday lives.
365 Black:
Gives students 365 days of Black History facts on prominent black authors,
inventors, business owners, and key historical figures in the black community,
past and present. This is an inspirational and motivational program from
the McDonald's website.
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