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Grant writing outlines to raise funds for job skills training, literacy and educational outreach ministries. Financial LiteracyCurriculum for church computer technology literacy Projects. Technology skills workshops. Digital literacy certification.
Local tech support staff available.
Presiding Bishop Charles E. BlakePastor Edwin Bass314.355.3444 Elder Joseph Loeb 323.816.9999
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Memphis, TN
COGIC Technology Project Makes Available:
Technology infrastructure components for local churches and outreach ministries. Complete computer labs.
High quality low cost computer hardware to COGIC membership and students. Complete technology kits are available in the following configurations:
One stand alone computer, four, six and eleven workstations.
6 19”monitors, 1 six person desk, 6 keyboards/mice. Setup instructions
Total: $2,570. plus shipping.
All new Components full factory warranties.
Includes Training materials, educational and productivity software.
Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Microsoft Office 2007
Breakaway CEO Joseph Loeb featured on Fox 13
(WHBQ FOX13 myfoxmemphis.com) -- myFaithForum host Ephie Johnson speaks with Joseph Loeb, CEO of eMate Designs, about the importance of mentoring and sharing real-world experience with our youth. To hear Ephie's entire interview, just click here or go to www.myFaithForum.com
TCYEP
Technology and Community Youth Employment Project (TCYEP) is a technology-rich summer camp that equips youth ages 14 to 18 with 21st Century Skills by activities and solving problems focused on conserving our natural resources while learning to conduct an energy audit of homes to determine weatherization needs. Energy Auditor is an emerging job position much needed in urban communities.
The Technology and Community Youth Employment Project (TCYEP) provides students fun and engaging hands-on experience using the latest technology and software to produce an advertising campaign to convince their neighborhood to Go Green. Student groups will create a commercial on “Why Go Green?”; produce interactive presentation on “Our Community Footprint”; and a develop a brochure that provides tips for “Going Green”. Students will showcase their products at a community awareness forum. Student will learn how to conduct an energy audit of local homes using information and software from U.S. Department of Energy.
Here is a Going Green commercial produced, directed & written by the students
(WHBQ FOX13 myfoxmemphis.com) -- myFaithForum host Ephie Johnson speaks with Joseph Loeb, CEO of eMate Designs, about the importance of mentoring and sharing real-world experience with our youth. To hear Ephie's entire interview, just