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Get the skills and certifications you need to enter a career in Telecommunications!
Apply for our Level 1 Low Voltage Cable Technician BICSI Cabling Class + Job Placement For 2-Years
Brooklyn Networks is a free 6-week, intensive, hands-on cable training program that will help you start a career in the field of Network Cable Installation/Information Systems. Cable Technicians install the lines that run behind walls and ceilings that are hooked up to computers, telephones, security systems, A/V Equipment and broadcast cable.
1. To apply you MUST attend an information session. (ONLY 3 SESSIONS LEFT!)
2. Information Sessions are held on Tuesdays at 10AM SHARP! Latecomers will not be admitted in to the Information Session. Upcoming Information Sessions:
February 21, 2017 / February 28, 2017 / March 7, 2017
3. You do NOT need to pre-register for the information session.
4. Be prepared to stay for 3 hours. A TABE Reading and Math test will be given.
5. The next steps in the application process will also be explained during the information session.
Brooklyn Networks is located at:
621 Degraw Street (Between 3rd and 4th Avenue)
Brooklyn, NY 11217
TO QUALIFY FOR THE TRAINING YOU MUST:
1. Have a VALID DRIVERS LICENSE (Please bring this with you to the information session).
2. Unemployed or underemployed.
3. Be a New York City resident.
4. 18 Years or older.
5. Legally eligible to work in the United States.
6. Able to attend class everyday, Monday - Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm for 6 weeks.
7. Able to pass a drug test and be physically fit/able to lift 70lbs.
8. Be able to pass a reading and math test at/or above the 8th grade level.
9. NOT be color blind.
DIRECTIONS:
*DRIVING NOT RECOMMENDED
Take the 2,3,4,5 to Atlantic Avenue/Barclay and transfer to the R train to Union Street in Brooklyn, walk two blocks toward the clock tower and make a left onto Degraw Street.
For more information please email Ms. Ashley Wiggins at [email]awiggins@bwiny.org[/email].
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