Friday, April 30, 2010

Summer Business Boot Camp for current HS juniors

More information from Nadine:

Molloy College is offering a free Business Boot Camp for current HS juniors. I think it is a great opportunity!

Please read the attached materials and contact me if you have any questions.

Click HERE for Flyer:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/Internship%20Opportunities/Molloy%20Business%20Boot%20Camp/Molloy%20College%20boot%20Camp%20Flyer.pdf

Click HERE for Agenda:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/Internship%20Opportunities/Molloy%20Business%20Boot%20Camp/Molloy%20Business%20Boot%20Camp%2C%20Student%20Agenda.pdf

Click HERE for Application:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/Internship%20Opportunities/Molloy%20Business%20Boot%20Camp/Application%20-%20Business%20Boot%20Camp%20Summer%2C%202010.pdf

Have a Great Weekend!

Nadine

Nadine Laguardia
Work-Based Learning & College Liaison

Virtual Enterprises
NYC Department of Education
Martin Luther King, Jr., HS
122 Amsterdam Ave.

New York, NY 10023
Phone # 212 501-1176
Fax # 212 799-7528
nlaguar@schools.nyc.gov

1040 VE & Received w2's

In order to to complete your 1040 VE you will need to use your w2.

Click HERE for your 1040VE
Rename it tax1040_2009LastnameFirstinitial

Click HERE for instructions to create the 1040VE

1.) fill out top of 1040 VE form (name, use school address, VE Acct# in lieu of SSN, no spouse)

2.) Filing Status - everyone should be Single (just BOLD) the box - check box doesn't work)

3.) Exemptions - 6a, 6b, 6c (leave unchecked - I'm assuming your parents claim you, no spouse, no kids) - should total to 0.

4.) Box 7. Wages, salaries, tips, etc. : See W2 Box 1

5.) Box 8a, 8b, 9, 21 - Leave blank - didn't receive any other income besides VE paycheck

6.) Box 36 - leave blank (no adjustments - although once you are in college, you would receive adjustments for college tuition (Lifetime Learning / Hope Credit)

7.) Fill out Standard Deduction Worksheet Tab , the Amount that you put in Box 40 in the W2 should be GROSS + $300

8.) Line 40 should be Greater than Line 38, so Enter 0

9.) Line 64 should be from W2 Box 2 - Federal Income Tax Withheld

10.) Everyone should get a refund of all of their Federal Income Tax Withheld. that amount is Box 70

Sign your Name, & Email to me.




I will post your w2 here throughout the day if I received it. You will be required to complete it for your final grade.

Cafe Impresa
THADDAEUS
SHANICE
JAVIER
TAMIKA
FATIMA
RUTH
ALISA
EMILIO
LISA
NADIRA
GEETA
VINCENT
LEO
TONY



CARPE DIEM ADVERTISING

SHANI
MANDELL
AGATHA
TSIAN
KENNETH
SARANDA
PEDRO
CHRIS
TAWHID
JULIAN
AARON
GIGI
DEVIN
JOHN

Thursday, April 29, 2010

BMCC College Now Summer Program 2010

Another Summer College Opportunity forwarded by Nadine:

click HERE for info for BMCC College Now Summer Program 2010
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/Internship%20Opportunities/College%20Now%20Summer%20Program%20Package%202010.doc

FYI for interested students.

From:

Felicita Reynoso
Assistant Coordinator
College Now
Borough of Manhattan Community College
70 Murray Street, Room 1206A
New York, NY 10007
212-346-8494

Freynoso@bmcc.cuny.edu



Hello All,



I have attached the College Now summer program package. Please review and if you have any students in mind that would like to participate in the summer program, please asked them to call me at 212-346-8494. We are scheduling interviews beginning May 5 until May 28. All interviews are being held on Wednesday, Thursdays from 3:30pm-5:30pm and Fridays from 3:30pm-4:30pm. Please note that we are only accepting 15 students. We will make our decision once all interviews are finalized and students will receive a letter of congratulations. It is very important that students submit everything on time. Also, they must be willing to commit to the summer program. If they are planning to apply to summer youth employment or traveling please do not recommend them to us.



( What is needed for the summer pogram:

A copy of your high school transcript
A letter of recommendation from a teacher or guidance counselor in support of your application.
On a separate page, please type a short, personal statement (approximately 150 to 200 words) describing your interest in television production and why you wish to enroll in the program.)




If you have any question please contact me at 212-346-8494 or send me an e-mail.



Thank you,



(See attachment)





Borough of Manhattan Community College

The City University of New York

Video Arts & Technology



Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes in a television studio?

Find out this summer in BMCC’s state-of-the art facility:



College Now

INTRODUCTION TO TV PRODUCTION

FOR students entering 11th or 12th grade



* Earn 2 college credits *







* Successful completion = 1st 2 credits towards a BMCC Video Arts & Technology major!



THE DETAILS: July 6th through July 29th, 2010

Monday through Thursday

10:00 am – 3:00 pm

Textbooks, MetroCards & Lunch Vouchers provided



THE SCHEDULE:

10:00 am –12: 00pm INTRO. TO TV PRODUCTION: THE TECHNOLOGY

Learn about the technology that makes television and video “happen”

12:00 Noon – 1:00 pm LUNCH

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm INTRO. TO TV PRODUCTION: HANDS-ON WORKSHOP

Learn multi-camera production working with professional equipment in a TV studio and control room



FIELD TRIPS & GUEST SPEAKERS



LOCATION: Borough of Manhattan Community College – Media Center

199 Chambers Street, New York, NY

In the heart of Tribeca



FOR MORE INFORMATION, QUESTIONS OR AN APPLICATION:

Contact : Pete Williams, BMCC College Now Director

pawilliams@bmcc.cuny.edu

(212) 346-8490



FOR MORE INFORMATION ON BMCC’S VIDEO ARTS & TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM: http://www.bmcc.cuny.edu/speech/VAT/VAT.html




Felicita Reynoso
Assistant Coordinator
College Now
Borough of Manhattan Community College
70 Murray Street, Room 1206A
New York, NY 10007
212-346-8494

Freynoso@bmcc.cuny.edu

Frontline | The Card Game



To Watch the Video, Click HERE:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/creditcards/view/?utm_campaign=viewpage&utm_medium=grid&utm_source=grid

For More Information, Click HERE:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/creditcards/

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

NOVA | Mind over Money



Watch the video HERE:
http://video.pbs.org/video/1479100777

To learn more, click HERE:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/money/

Federal Reserve Bank of New York Education: Economics Summer Pilot Program for Juniors and Seniors

Spring 2010

Dear Math Teacher:

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is piloting a one-day economics summer program for current juniors and graduating seniors. The goal of the program is to introduce students that are strong in mathematics to economics as a potential course of study in college and career option.

We are asking math teachers to recommend one student, and one alternate who they think has exceptional ability in mathematics. We will notify teachers if the student they recommend is selected to participate in the program.

Who: Juniors and seniors with superior math skills
What: Learn about cool things you can do with economics
Where: The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, 33 Liberty St., New York, NY
Date: Thursday July 8, 2010
Cost: Free! (transportation and lunch provided)

Please use the attached forms to advertise the program and submit a student recommendation.

ECONOMICS PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT APRIL 2010
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/Internship%20Opportunities/Economics%20Program%20Announcement%20April%202010.pdf

TEACHER RECOMMENDATION FOR ECONOMICS SUMMER PROGRAM 2010
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5046837/Internship%20Opportunities/Teacher%20Recommendation%20for%20Economics%20Summer%20Program%202010.doc

The deadline to send recommendations is June 1, 2010!

For more information, contact Hannah Nudell at hannah.nudell@ny.frb.org or 212-720-8557.

Best,

Hannah Nudell


----------------------------------------------------
Hannah Nudell
Education Policy Analyst
Regional Affairs
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
hannah.nudell@ny.frb.org
212.720.8557
-----------------------------------------------------

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

UPDATED INVOICES!!!

We have new invoices to pay. Please pay ASAP!!!

Kenneth Piece of Cake $10.35 #TF65
Fatima Virtual Chillers $250 #11115
Fatima Pandora Box $25.50 Ipod Case

Monday, April 26, 2010

New York Urban League’s Whitney M. Young, Jr. Memorial Scholarship

New York Urban League’s Whitney M. Young, Jr. Memorial Scholarship

The New York Urban League’s Whitney M. Young, Jr. Memorial Scholarship is now available to graduating high school seniors who will be matriculating to college this fall. Attached is the application in PDF format, which is available to download on our website www.NYUL.org. If you have any other scholarship questions please do not hesitate to contact me directly (my khartley@nyul.org email is temporarily out of service) or students and school officials can contact the NYUL Education Department at collegeready@nyul.org.

Eligibility Requirements:
A candidate must be:
1. A resident of New York City and of African-American, Latino, Asian or Native American background
2. A current high school graduate or recipient of a GED
3. Accepted as a full time and first-term matriculating freshman at an accredited college or university in pursuit of a
Baccalaureate or Associate degree at the time the award is presented
4. A person who demonstrates strong potential for academic achievement
5. Of excellent character and proven leadership ability, with a demonstrated commitment to community service and
extra-curricular activities
NOTE: Family* members of the National Urban League and Urban League affiliate employees, as well as Advisory Board
members are disqualified from entering the scholarship program.
*(Family is interpreted to mean immediate family members which include children, grandchildren and siblings).

Scholarship Awards
(a) SCHOLARSHIP OF $3,500 PAID TO EACH AWARDEE BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR IN SEPTEMBER.
OR
(b) INCENTIVE AWARD OF $1,500 PAID TO EACH AWARDEE BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR IN SEPTEMBER.

Application Requirements
Scholarship applicants must provide the following:
• A completed Application and Resume
• High School Transcript, including verification of a cumulative average of at least 80, or a cumulative GED of 250
• Two letters of recommendation attesting to the applicant’s character, participation in school, community and extracurricular
activities
• A typed, scholarly essay, based on original research and consisting of 500 words, that will address one of the
following questions:
“In a global economy where the most valuable skill you can sell is your knowledge, a good education is no longer just a pathway
to opportunity – it is a prerequisite.” President Barack H. Obama
In thinking about what the President’s statement means to you, how will your education help you leave a positive and lasting
impact on your community?
– OR –
Over the course of the last few years there has been continued dialogue concerning the Community Service Society’s findings that
nearly half of all of African American men and 40% of Latino men in New York City are unemployed. Considering this, what do
you think are the effects of high unemployment rates in the Black and Latino community in your neighborhood? What do you
think is the most effective approach to empowering underserved communities within New York City in regards to creating
sustainable employment?
Scholarship finalists will be contacted for an interview.

Selection Process
All entries must be postmarked no later than May 1, 2010 and must include a copy of your academic transcript,
2 Letters of recommendation, summary of extra-curricular activities & awards and typed 500 word essay. *
Send Completed Application and Required Materials to:
New York Urban League / Education Department
204 West 136th Street
New York, NY 10030
Attn: Whitney M. Young, Jr. Scholarship
*Essays can be submitted as a MS Word document or in the body of the email at collegeready@nyul.org
Download additional Applications at www.nyul.org





Krystal Hartley
Education Coordinator/ Public Ally
New York Urban League, Inc.
Empowering Communities, Changing Lives
204 West 136th Street New York, NY 10030
T: 212.926.8000 ext. 141 | F: 212.283-4948 www.NYUL.org

Monday, April 19, 2010

IMPORTANT - SIGN JOB READINESS "ABLE TO ATTEND SHEET"

This needs to be returned to Nadine ASAP. if you haven't signed, you must do so immediately. If you do not do so prior to end of business Tuesday, you will be deleted from the list of students attending the Job Readiness Workshop

Cafe Impresa Shanice SIGNED - ABSENT
Cafe Impresa Javier SIGNED - Unable to attend
Cafe Impresa Tamika SIGNED - ABSENT
Cafe Impresa Fatima SIGNED - ABSENT ?
Cafe Impresa Ruth SIGNED - PRESENT
Carpe Diem Julian SIGNED - Unable to attend
Carpe Diem Shani SIGNED - PRESENT
Carpe Diem Tsian SIGNED - ABSENT
Carpe Diem Kenneth SIGNED - PRESENT
Carpe Diem Gigi SIGNED - PRESENT
Carpe Diem Chris SIGNED - PRESENT
Carpe Diem Tawhid SIGNED - PRESENT
CARPE DIEM AGATHA SIGNED - ADDED - PRESENT

click HERE for information regarding the Job Readiness Workshop

Mr. Filipinas

2010 Academy for Green Careers

Attached is another internship opportunity from Nadine:

You can find the application for it HERE.

The College Now program @ NYCCT is pleased to announce its summer 2010 program, The Academy for Green Careers! This exciting summer opportunity is open to ALL "Rising Seniors" (those entering their senior year in fall 2010) AND attending a New York City Public High School PROVIDED, they've passed the Math Regents (Intermediate Algebra and Geometry with a 75 or better). The Academy for Green Careers academic thrust centers around the field of Architecture with a introduction to Green Careers in sustainable design, building efficiency, and 2-D & 3-D model construction. Unlike our academic year program, The Academy for Green Careers IS NOT A BOROUGH SPECIFIC OR PARTNER SCHOOL PROGRAM, it is open to ALL 5 boroughs and its students.





Please convey to students that acceptance into the summer program is COMPETITIVE. Applicants are required to submit a Statement of Interest and must sit for a personal interview. Over 200 applicants are competing for ONLY 17 slots!





Attached is the application and calendar. Please download and make duplicates for distribution. THE DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION SUBMISSION IS Friday June 4th!! NO EXCEPTIONS!!



Thank you for your help in spreading the word about this FREE and EXCITING opportunity!

W2 W3 Info

Here is the W2 information for CAFE IMPRESA

Here is the W2 Information for CARPE DIEM ADVERTISING

DOWNLOADABLE W2 / W3 FORM
Right click and Save Link as . . .
W2W32009LastnameFirstnitial
Save this file onto your Desktop - Open W2 tab at the bottom

DOWNLOADABLE 2009 W3 FORM - for Javier, Julian / Melissa

email me any changes

Instructions for the W2:


Box A: Use the company's VEC Bank account number - 610114069 (CI)/ 100002222 (CDA)
Box B: Self explanatory.
Cafe Impresa / Carpe Diem Advertising
DeWitt Clinton H.S.
100 West Mosholu Pkwy S
Bronx, NY 10468

Box C: Use the employee's VEC Bank account number
Click HERE
Box D: Do not provide the employee's true home address. Use the company's address instead.
FirstName LastName
DeWitt Clinton H.S.
100 West Mosholu Pkwy S
Bronx, NY 10468

Box 1: Provide the total wages, tips and other compensation that the employer has paid to the employee during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.
See GROSS Column D

Box 2: Indicate the amount of the Federal income tax that has been withheld from the employee's pay during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.
See FWT Column H

Box 3: Indicate the amount of wages paid to the employee that are subject to Social Security tax.
See GROSS Column D


Box 4: Indicate the amount of the Social Security tax that has been withheld from the employee's pay during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.
See SOCIAL SECURITY Column E

Box 5: Indicate the amount of wages paid to the employee that are subject to Medicare tax.
See GROSS Column D

Box 6: Indicate the amount of the Medicare tax that has been withheld from the employee's pay during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.
See MEDI-CARE Column F

Boxes 7 - 11 are normally blank for VE employees.

Box 12: Indicate the amount of the employee's 401(k) Plan or pension contribution that has been withheld from the employee's pay from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.
See 401 K Column J

Box 13: Check off any that apply.

Box 14: Indicate the amount of the employee's State Disability payments withheld from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.

Leave Blank

Box 15: Indicate the state to which employee's state withholding tax has been submitted. State ID # is the VEC Bank account number
610114069 (CI)/ 100002222 (CDA)

Box 16: Indicate the amount of the employee's wages that are subject to the State income tax.
Equals GROSS Column D less 401 K Column J

Box 17: Indicate the amount of the state income tax that has been withheld from the employee's pay during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.
See SWT Column I

Boxes 18 - 20 are normally blank for VE employees.


W3 Instructions for Javier, Melissa / Julian


Box A: No entry

Box B: "941 Payer" should be automatically selected; if not, select it.

Box C: Indicate the total number of W-2 forms that the company prepared.

Box D: No entry.

Box E: Employer ID # is the same as the company VEC Bank Account #.

Box F:

Box G: No entry.

Box 1: Provide the total wages, tips and other compensation that the employer has paid to employees during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.

Box 2: Indicate the amount of the federal income tax that has been withheld from all employees' pay during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.

Box 3: Indicate the amount of wages paid to all employees that are subject to Social Security tax.

Box 4: Indicate the amount of the Social Security tax that has been withheld from the employees' pay during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.

Box 5: Indicate the amount of wages paid to employees that are subject to Medicare tax.

Box 6: Indicate the amount of the Medicare tax that has been withheld from the employees' pay during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.

Boxes 7 - 11 are normally blank for VE employees.

Box 12: Indicate the amount of the employer's contribution to the employees' 401(k) Plan or pension plan from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.

Box 13: No entry

Box 14: No entry

Box 15: Indicate the state to which employee's State withholding tax has been submitted. State ID # is the employers VEC Bank account number.

Box 16: Indicate the amount of the employee's wages that are subject to the state income tax.

Box 17: Indicate the amount of the State income tax that has been withheld from the employees' pay during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the current year.

Boxes 18 - 19 are normally blank for VE employees.

Mid Term Grading Critera

the grading criteria for the Mid term marking period is as follows:

1.) Attendance for Trade Fair
2.) Paying for Trade Fair Purchases - I will log in and inspect your accounts - email the number of purchases you have done, and if you had any trouble paying for them, (can't find company, etc)
3.) Special initiative for projects for trade fair - email me what you did.
4.) Special initiative for projects after the trade fair - correspondence for invoices for company, library scheduling, etc. - email me what you did.

thanks,

mr.filipinas

Friday, April 16, 2010

Filing your Taxes

The following was developed by Thadeus in order to help you file your 1040 for the taxes. The FACT SHEETS in ALL CAPS are particularly important to file your taxes.

INSTRUCTIONS TO FILL OUT 1040 VE - You will need to view / download this


PRESENTATION - Understanding Taxes

FACT SHEET 1 - Payroll Taxes and Federal Income Tax Withholding

FACT SHEET 2 - Wage and Tip Income

Fact Sheet 3 - Interest Income

Fact Sheet 4 - Dependents

FACT SHEET 5 - Filing Status

Fact Sheet 6 - Exemptions

FACT SHEET 7 - Standard Deduction

Fact Sheet 8 - Child Tax Credit, and Additional Child Tax Credit

Fact Sheet 9 - Tax Credit for Child and Dependent Care Expenses

Fact Sheet 10 - Education Credits

FACT SHEET 11 - Earned Income Credit

FACT SHEET 12 - Refund, Amount Due, and Record Keeping

FACT SHEET 13 - Electronic Tax Return Preparation and Submission

Fact Sheet 14 - Self-Employment Income, and Self-Employment Tax

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Spring 2010 College Now Family Financial Aid Workshop

Please note the following workshop information from Nadine:

Next Saturday- April 24th, College Now will host its annual Financial Aid Workshop the junior and senior students and their families. The morning will highlight, a panel discussion, and break out sessions giving students, the opportunity to fine tune questions and receive individual answers.

Please read the attached letter inviting you to our Spring 2010 Family Financial Aid workshop being held on April 24, 2010 at 10:30 am in the Klitgord Auditorium at 285 Jay Street in Brooklyn, NY. If you have any further questions, you can send me an email or give me a call me at the number below. Looking forward to seeing you all there.

Click HERE for the letter.

Personal Invoices from other companies

the following people need to pay their invoices from the following companies:

When you pay, make sure you Comment that these are paid, and I will update this particular blog.

dwccafeimpresa@gmail.com
Leo - Mr. Kernal - $23.96 PAID
Geeta - Got Chocolate? - $12.00 PAID
Geeta - Alpha & Omega - $19.99 PAID
Lisa - Got Chocolate? - $12.00 PAID
Lisa - Edible Bouquets - $28.04 PAID
Lisa - Alpha & Omega - $22.00 PAID
Thadeus - Edible Bouquets - $44.09 PAID
Javier - Alpha & Omega - $100.00 PAID
Tony - Alpha & Omega - $100.00 PAID
Nadira - Stubway - $75.00
Ruth - Stubway - $75.00 PAID



dwccarpediemadvertising@gmail.com
Shani - Edible Bouquet, Inc. - $28.04 PAID
Shani - Lickety Splits - $105.00 PAID
Aaron - The Animal Kingdom - $450.00 PAID
Gigi - A Lot for a Lincoln - $12.95 PAID
Julian - Alpha & Omega - $300.00

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Library Schedule & User Sign In Sheet

Here is the SCHEDULE and USER SIGN IN SHEET for the Cantor Library.

The following students still do not have shifts & need to be assigned for at least 1 shift throughout the week:

LEO - assigned - SEE SCHEDULE FOR SHIFTS
DEVIN - assigned - SEE SCHEDULE FOR SHIFTS

If anyone would like to work more periods - please let me know



- Mr. Filipinas

Monday, April 12, 2010

Student Free Periods for Library Shifts

Agatha & Saranda,

Here are student free periods to help facilitate staffing the library. click HERE for students free period schedule.

Just so you know, there is no one available for 2nd period, we will need to rotate students out of my 2nd period class to staff it (only 1 person each day).

Please also create a sign in sheet for students / teachers / staff for the following fields -

Name
OSIS (req'd for student)
Area (Computer Room / Outside Conference Area / Inside Conference Room)
Purpose
Date
Period#

VE account # / social security #

Click HERE for a PDF of VEC account #'s

For Usernames and Passwords, click HERE.



Mr. Filipinas
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Friday, April 9, 2010

Info for VE tax workshop

Thaddeus & Tawhid-

Monday, April 12, 2010 09:00 AM - 01:00 PM
Personal Tax Workshop - Bronx
Description: NONE
Address: ML King HS,122 Amsterdam Avenue, Man.
Location: Room 373J
Notes: Please plan to arrive between 8:30-8:45 a.m. Limited to 2 students per firm / 1 student per firm if school has multiple firms. MUST BRING SCHOOL I.D.


Mr. Filipinas
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Paying for your Trade Fair Purchases

Everyone needs to make sure they have purchased and paid for 10 items from 10 different companies totaling less than $1000 from the Trade Fair. If you did not finish their purchases, you will need to do so online from the websites of the Virtual Enterprise companies. You can find a list of companies HERE.

When you pay for your purchases:

1.) You will need to log into the US Network Bank.

2.) You can find the login information for your accounts HERE.

3.) Before you can pay your invoices, you first need to add them as payees:
a.) Click on "Payees"
b.) "SEARCH" for your Payees by "Name:"
c.) Click on "Add"

4.) After adding them as payees, you can pay them:
a.) Click on "Bill Payment"
b.) Select the Payee from the "to Payee" drop down box.
c.) Enter the amount to pay.
d.) In the "Description field" describe what you bought / invoice number / Trade Fair 2010
e.) Click on "Save" or "Save and Add another"

If you have any problems email me: mr.filipinas@gmail.com

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Job Readiness Workshop, Sunday April 25th

The following is a message from Nadine regarding a job readiness workshop that meets on Sunday, April 25th and Saturday, May 8th. If you are interested in attending, email me at mr.filipinas@gmail.com and I will sign you up on the Data Portal:

The agenda for the workshop can be found HERE.

Please be sure your interested students are signed up on the portal for job readiness.
For priority on internships they must attend the first session on April 25.

Sunday, April 25, 2010 07:45 AM - 04:30 PM
Job Readiness & Financial Literacy (Part 1)
Description: Part 1 of 2. Part 1 is prerequisite for Part 2.
Address: Baruch College Vertical Campus - Room to be announced
Location: 55 Lexington Av (betw. E24-25 Sts)`
Notes: 1. Limited space- first come, first served. 2. Must bring I.D. 3. Business attire required. 4. Must arrive on time. LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED.


Information useful to all students whether going for internships or not!!!



Professionals train students in

· writing resumes,

· interviewing,

· dressing for interviews

· job searches All of this is very useful information when looking for jobs, whether a VE internship or something else. The agenda is attached

· Tips on handling money (which students enjoy and are introduced to money issues they never thought about and which are also very useful.

· Attendance for a full day and then again attend on May 8th results in a $75 gift certificate to Amazon. (Space at May 8th workshop is limited.)



Note: there are still internships available for the summer and students attending these workshops do have priority.

Lunch provided

HOPSTOP DIRECTIONS to 55 Lexington Ave

Customize or get detailed directions


If they go to the second day, May 8th they will receive a $75 gift certificate from the Financial Women’s Association. For the $75 gift certificate they must attend both and be in the first hundred students who apply for the second, and confirm and attend.

Saturday, May 08, 2010 09:30 AM - 04:00 PM
Job Readiness & Financial Literacy (Part 2)
Description: Must have attended Part 1
Address: 188 Madison Ave (@34th St., Manhattan - Lower Level
Location: Science, Industry & Business Library (SIBL)`
Notes: 1. You MUST ATTEND PART 1 TO ATTEND PART 2. 2. Limited space- first come, first served. 3. Must bring I.D. 4. Business attire required. 5. Must arrive on time.




HOPSTOP Directions to 188 Madison Ave

Customize or get detailed directions

Remind students that we have internships available but they most go through the process and we are starting to place students for the summer NOW


Thank you!.




Nadine

Nadine Laguardia
Work-Based Learning & College Liaison
Virtual Enterprises
NYC Department of Education
Martin Luther King, Jr., HS
122 Amsterdam Ave.
New York, NY 10023
Phone # 212 501-1176
Fax # 212 799-7528
nlaguar@schools.nyc.gov



Mr. Filipinas
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