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Curriculum Development and Outcomes-Based Lesson Planning

Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow seeks to improve its youth workforce training through a partnership with the Workforce Professionals Training Institute.

Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow provides youth workforce training services in Brooklyn, New York, for young people ages 17 to 21. This project aims to improve that training by partnering with the Workforce Professionals Training Institute to develop and implement a uniform curriculum. The new curriculum will integrate soft skills and office skills training and will help teachers and counseling staff work together more effectively.

About This Grant

Grantee OrganizationOpportunities For A Better Tomorrow
Grant Period March 2007 – February 2008
Programs Youth Service Improvement Grant
Focus Areas Improving Youth Services in New York City
Topics Out of School Time
Grant Amount
$25,000.00

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