EXPLORING NEW CAREER OPTIONS FOR WOMEN WORKSHOP

FREE

For Women Only

Exploring New Career Options

A FOUR SESSION SERIES

to support women in a successful job search.


This interactive workshop series will encourage you to develop, discover and find out how 9-5 life can be enriching and meaningful. Understand your strengths, skills and find the right opportunities. You will learn how to determine your interests and expand your network. Your ideas and insights are welcome in this special community.

  

When:     Tuesdays and Thursdays

                May 10, 12, 17, & 19, 2011

                12:00pm-2:00pm

            

Where:    PS 84

               32 West 92nd Street, Room 132

                    (Columbus Ave. & Central Park West)

                    New York, NY  10025

Facilitated by Constance Gemson,

Career Coach, College Instructor, Writer, and Social Worker

Participants must be committed to attend all 4 sessions.

PLEASE FEEL FREE TO BRING A FRIEND!!

Register at:

 http://parentjobnet.org/job-readiness-workshops.aspx

Financial Literacy Workshop "Manage Your Money, Manage Your Life" April 14th (12-2pm)

As economic belts tighten participants will learn much needed valuable fundamentals about:

·         Understand their financial priorities

·         Define their values about money

·         Create action steps for their financial future

This is a free workshop sponsored by ParentJobNet at PS 84 - 32 W.92nd Street, NYC 10025.  

Register online at www.parentjobnet.org/financial-literacy-workshops.aspx. 

Flyer: http://parentjobnet.org/Data/Sites/1/Flyers/2011/pjnfinancialliteracyapril142011final.pdf

Community and Citywide Education Council Elections

The New York City Department of Education launched the 2011 Community and Citywide Education Council Elections which provides parents with a great opportunity to get involved in public education and meet other parents. 

CEC applications are being accepted now through April 9, and for the first time, parents can text “APPLY” to 877877 to receive application information, in addition to filling out and submitting their applications online or via mail (standard text messaging rates apply).

Here’s the link to the website where parents can get more information about elections and can also fill out an application: http://powertotheparents.org/.