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INVEST IN SUCCESS

Public funding for skills training and employment only covers part of the cost.  We raise over $300,000 annually to deliver the best ESOL and job training and we guarantee an excellent return on personal, corporate and foundation investment. To learn how you can help please contact:

Elsa Bengel, ebengel@traininginc.org 617-542-1800 x131.

EMPLOY SKILLED GRADUATES

We match applicants to your job requirements.  100+ persons graduate from YMCA Training, Inc. each year with strong computer, business office, communication, medical office and customer service skills. Many have professional credentials and international experience. Training, Inc. graduates have a proven track record of reliability, loyalty, and professionalism. To fill a position, please contact Yesenia Ortiz yortiz@traininginc.org 617-542-1800 x125.

SHARE YOUR SKILLS

Become a mentor!  Share your knowledge of the workplace and the job search.  Tutor in English conversation, computer skills, math, or writing at our International Learning Centers or at Training, Inc.  Help write resumes and practice interviewing.  Provide an internship opportunity.

Contact Anne Meyerson, ameyerson@traininginc.org 617-542-1800 x122, or Ionela Istrate, iistrate@ymcaboston.org or at 617-027-8240.  Please take a minute to complete the Volunteer Survey on the right so that we may better match your interests to our needs.

Simmons College has named the International Learning Center Community Partner of the Year and Northeastern University students are key volunteers at the ILC.

"Volunteering at Training, Inc. is one of the most rewarding time commitments I've made. The staff of TI is professional and committed to using volunteer resources well. The TI students are inspiring in their ambition to build skills, expertise and knowledge about how to succeed in their quest for new careers. In general, I feel that we volunteers gain far more from our work with TI than we are able to give our students." --- Bob Williams, Volunteer, Foundation for New Direction