Summer offers opportunities to learn new skills. Perhaps your PC runs slow or is sluggish. It’s never a nice feeling to sit and wait on one’s computer. Nathan’s ITonRamp PC Reloading Course begins Tuesday, July 29th (changed the date due to Drew’s birth). Nathan is an expert, having reloaded many computers for clients in his career. This is an essential skill to have whether it be to service your own computer or if you’re looking for a side business.
Why not use your time wisely this summer and jump on board with the PC Reloading Course? Remember, you can enroll one person in your family, but the whole family can watch the webinars together and do the hands-on projects.
Michael said: “The material is so practical and easy to understand…”
Doug shared: “The ebook was very easy to follow, and I thank God for your knowledge.”
“Apply thine heart unto instruction, and thine ears to the words of knowledge.” Proverbs 23:12
Joseph’s next HTML—Step One in Website Design course begins March 3rd, followed by CSS—Step Two in Website Design on April 15th. The courses are designed to help you learn HTML and CSS so that you can efficiently build your own website. The student will have the opportunity to build his own site on a test server. Since Joseph only gives these courses once a year, you won’t want to miss them. They are excellent resources for any young person or parent wanting to learn web design. Building websites is a perfect home business for young men or young ladies. Morgan said, “Thank you very much for sharing all of your knowledge with us! I am so thrilled to be able to design websites! I am looking forward to seeing how the Lord will use my new skill for His Kingdom!”
–Special note: Check out ITonRamp’s new referral program: RampITUp Where learning with a friend saves money
Nathan’s A+ trackkicks off March 3rd. Part of the course fee includes test vouchers to take the CompTia A+ certification at the end. Nathan’s desire with ITonRamp has been to equip young people and parents with income-producing IT (information technology) skills. It is an encouragement to see previous students using their A+ skills to start their own businesses, procure a job at a company, or do volunteer computer work.
Here’s a testimony from an A+ graduate:
My family and I just returned last week from a 10 day trip to a foreign country. One of my projects while I was there was to work on the computers. Being able to do this was my main reason for taking A+. I had a great time working on these computers. The other thing that I did was to teach a two-hour computer basics class every day for a week to groups of 7th and 8th grade students in groups of 10-15. My experience in both A+ and CE helped me to be able to teach these classes. I want to thank you because without the time that you invested in teaching me I would not have been able to accomplish the things that I did there. May God continue to bless your work and your family.
“… but the substance of a diligent man is precious.” Proverbs 12:27
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