Community Impact Training Institute
Posted by on September 15, 2006
United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Community Impact Training Institute
The schedule of Community Impact Training Institute workshops for the fall is here!
Workshops will be offered in Finance, Fundraising, Human Resources, Marketing and Communications, Mentoring, Planning and Evaluation, Technology, and Volunteer Management. September workshops include:
* PC Trouble Shooting
* ABCs of Mentoring: Basic Mentor Training
* Laying the Foundation: Developing a Quality Mentoring Program
* Effective Communication
* Program Planning and Evaluation
Visit http://www.uwsepa.org/training to register for workshops and view a complete schedule of fall workshops.
New this fall:
* The registration website is not just for credit card payments and free workshops anymore. If you would like to pay by check, choose ?pay by check? when selecting your payment option, and then simply print your confirmation page and mail it along with your check to United Way.
* NPower members are now eligible for discounted technology workshops as well as free admission to workshops facilitated by TechFoundation. If your agency is an NPower member, choose the T4T Member discount when registering for technology and TechFoundation workshops.
* The fall catalogue is available online as a PDF. Visit http://www.uwsepa.org/training to download a copy of the catalogue and registration form.
Questions? Email CITI@uwsepa.org or call 215-665-2660.
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