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Soul of the City @ the Barn Returns Saturday, May 20th

Enjoy a farmers market with fresh crab, spicy bbq meats and poultry, tasty greens, cornbread, and other home-style dishes. Soul of the City will showcase diverse artists at the intersection of Food, Music, and Art!

Farmers Market Schedule
  • Saturdays, May 20th – October 28th:  Weekly farmer’s market
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CAREERS

through facilities management and more

Our Training Mission - To provide an avenue for adults in underserved communities to participate in industry-focused training that will lead to new career opportunities and skills to compete in the workforce environment.

See our courses below:
New Job / New Life

The program was shaped for the entry-level sales service associate to increase awareness of and improve skills related to front-line work in the retail environment. Intended to be part of the first phase along a continuum of training and earning credentials. The Customer Service and Sales curriculum is aligned with industry standards, as determined and validated by retail companies across the United States. Some course highlights:

  • Two stackable nationally recognized certifications
  • Training available virtually and in-person
  • Transportation assistance eligible

Length of Program:  13 Weeks

Number of Classroom Hours:  52 Hours

Physical Security

The Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security Career Cluster helps prepare students for planning and management in careers that provide public safety, protective services, and homeland security, including professional and technical support services. As a candidate in the Physical Security Program, we emphasize providing our Adult learners with the highest quality customer service and security services. Adult learners can choose from three certifications:

  • Armed Security Officer
  • Unarmed Security Guard
  • Crowd Control

Length of Program:  16 Weeks

Number of Classroom Hours:  288 Hours

Building Maintenance

The program prepares students in the fundamentals of building maintenance, building maintenance systems, plumbing, carpentry, and electrical trades. Building Maintenance candidates will also learn basic customer service and communication skills in the context of the building maintenance industry. As a candidate in the Building Maintenance Program, we emphasize providing our Adult learners with the highest quality of customer service and maintenance services. Adult learners can choose from three certifications:

  • OSHA-10
  • Flaggers
  • Entry level carpentry skills
  • CPR/First Aid

Length of Program:  16 Weeks

Number of Classroom Hours:  352 Hours

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