Weijie (Jack) Tang from Zurich U.S. Commercial Insurance conducted a Pathway to Success workshop on May 7th for the current Train & Earn program participants. Jack, an inspiring former Train & Earn program (former OSY Program) program participant, and a straight-A NYU graduate, shared his journey of overcoming language and cultural barriers. He provided valuable tips on achieving academic excellence and career success to our current program participants.
š On March 29th, Friday, our Train and Earn Program (Previous OSY Program) participants were in for a special treat! Thanks to the generous support of Dress for Success through the Department of Youth & Community Development (DYCD), each participant received a sharp suit jacketš¤µš»š¤µš»āāļø.
This stylish addition not only enhances their professional appearance but also boosts their confidence as they progress on their career journey, especially for new immigrants who encounter various challenges while striving for higher education. This gesture signifies support and encouragement every step of the way as they diligently work to improve their English proficiency and enhance their readiness for the workforce. We are immensely grateful for Dress for Success and DYCD's commitment to empowering our participants on their journey to success.
š Our T&E program students graduated on October 26 after starting their journey with us on August 7! š
š Under our instructors' guidance, they boosted their English, math, computer skills, and work readiness. šš§š»āš»These students have applied for college. Next up: paid internship programs and a bright future! š
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Our next cycle of Train & Earn Program (formerly OSY) will be staring on Monday, April 3. Registration is now open!
If you are between the ages of 16 and 24, have a high school diploma and need assistance in improving your English, computer, work readiness skills, as well as in job searching, college application and financial literacy, register now! Call us at (646) 292-9680 or (646) 292-9673 for more information and/or registration.
Our next Train and Earn Program (formerly known as OSY) will start a new cycle on 11/28. If you are 16-24 years old and need help in improving your English, math and computer skills, and in enrolling in college and applying for financial aid, please call 646-292-9680 or 646-292-9673 to learn more and/or to register.
If you do not have any plans to go to college, we also provide ESL training for anyone 16 years or older. Morning, afternoon, evening, and weekend classes are available. Call us at (646) 292-9680 to learn more.
Our Train and Earn Program (formerly known as OSY) is now actively recruiting for the next cycle, which will begin on 8/9/2021 and end on 10/29/2021, for a total of 12 weeks. If you need help in improving your English, math and computer skills, and in enrolling in college and applying for financial aid, donāt miss this opportunity. Please call 646-292-9680 or 646-292-9673 to learn more and to register.
CMPās Train and Earn Program (formerly known as OSY) is now actively recruiting for the next cycle, which will begin on 11/30/2020 and end on 02/26/2021, for a total of 13 weeks. Please call 646-292-9680 for more information.
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Our 22 Train & Earn Program graduates have successfully completed their post-program internship on August 1st! Guided by our internship specialist, our participants took advantage of a rare work experience opportunity with the NYC 2020 Census community outreach project, called residents in all five boroughs to remind them of and help them with their 2020 Census Questionnaire.
Our participants worked 25 hours per week for 6 weeks and reached out to a total of 86,979 NYC residents. In the process, they earned on average $2,157 per person - a not-so-small income for disadvantaged families, especially in the pandemic. And more importantly, they overcame their fear of language barriers, took on and became good at the tasks of calling strangers on the phone, and helped the City's 2020 Census outreach efforts. This got to be an amazing and unforgettable experience for our mostly new immigrant youth participants.
Our Train & Earn Program starts a new cycle today! Through remote learning, 24 young participants will improve their computer, English reading and writing, and math skills, and get trained on work readiness in 13 weeks. We will also provide assistance on their college and financial aid applications when they successfully finish the program.
Amidst the COVID-19 crisis and despite all the challenges we have been facing, CMP will continue our role as a community service organization!
As part of the NBC/Comcast Cares Day, the APA (Asian Pacific Americans) group @NBCU invited our OSY (Out-of-School) program participants to the media giantās headquarters located at 30 Rockefeller Plaza on Thursday, May 2, 2019!
Our OSY participants were delighted to visit the iconic NBC studios and interacted with its friendly employees. They enjoyed immensely the lively conversations, career tips from NBC Universal professionals, and the pizzas! Thank you, the APA group, for providing such a valuable and unforgettable experience for our new immigrant studentsļ¼
