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NYC Summer Internship Program
City government internships allow students to make important contributions to the City while participating
in a challenging and rewarding work experience.
The Princeton Review & The Greater Allen AME Cathedral
Free
practice test being offered for SAT
http://www.allencathedral.org/allen/home.aspx?sn=allen&nid=2048
Youth
Internship
Year Up is an intensive one-year training
program for young adults ages 18 to 24 who provide Fortune 100 companies like Merrill Lynch, American Express, Lehman Brothers
and Bank of America with Information Technology entry level talent. We recognize that both job skills and higher education
are necessary to provide a viable path to economic self-sufficiency.
Throughout the course of one year, our students
earn up to 16 college credits from Pace University , learn technical and professional skills, and are placed in paid internships.
Students are paid an educational stipend of $150 per week while in training and $250 per week while working at their internship.
Year
Up is currently recruiting students for our next class of young professionals. We are looking for High School graduates or
GED recipients, ages 18 - 24, who may not know what to do next - attend college or work full-time. For more information on
Year Up, please visit our Web site, www.yearup.org. Or to speak
to admissions specialist, Wil Velazquez, please call 212-785-3340, ext. 1304 or e-mail:
Black Male Teachers
Do you know
any Black males who are seniors in high school who want to go to college out of state for FREE? Several Black Colleges are
looking for future black male teachers and will send them to universities/colleges for 4 years FREE.
The 'Call Me
MISTER' program is an effort to address the Critical shortage of African American male teachers particularly among South Carolina’s
lowest performing public schools. Program participants are selected from among under-served, socio-economically disadvantaged
and educationally at-risk communities.
The program
is a collaboration between Clemson University
and four historically black colleges in South Carolina: Benedict
College, Claflin University,
Morris College and South Carolina State University.
The project
provides: Tuition for admitted students pursuing approved programs of study at participating colleges, an academic support
system to help assure their success, a cohort system for social and cultural support. Visit
http://www.callmemister.clemson.edu/index.htm for more details and the online application or call (800) 640-2657.
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