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The Computer Center, funded by the California Technology
Foundation, is an effort to bridge the digital divide. The Center
provides training in application software and the Internet
tailored to meet the needs of refugees. The Center is also a
gateway to the Internet for many refugees without home access to
computers. Since its inception in November 2000, the Center has
serves on average 12-15 individuals on a daily basis. |
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Application
Software
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Internet Training
tailored to meet the needs of refugees
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Typing
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Online Job Search
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How to use e-mail
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Free e-mail and
internet access to computers
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Computer repair/ A+
Class
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Intro to
Computers
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Intro to Windows
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MS Office: Word, Excel,
Access, & Powerpoint
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Computer Literacy Program
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Clients able to read and write can be enrolled in our in-house
computer literacy classes. School-age children continue to find
this class especially attractive. |
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Information
Technology & Certification |
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A comprehensive
computer program instituted last year continues to attract
refugees looking for careers in Information Technology as well as
those wanting to develop competencies in computer operations.
Those who complete the program receive professional certification
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Free Computers |
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The Computer
Technologies Coordinator and class instructor can provide free
computers to eligible families. In collaboration with the
Resettlement Department and through the computer repair classes,
low-income families have received over 64 free computers
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Contact
Information
For more information on
the
Computer Center Program
please contact Mr. Savas Arslan at (619) 286 - 9052 ext.
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or Via
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savas@alliance-for-africa.org |
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