The Latino Microenterprise Tech Net will equip 17 public computer centers in 10 states with over 300 workstations providing computer access and bilingual computer training to low- to moderate-income Latinos, with emphasis on serving Latino entrepreneurs. The primary goals of LMTN are to (1) increase broadband and technology usage by low- and moderate-income Latinos, and (2) to provide customized bilingual computer training to help entrepreneurs establish and expand businesses in order to create jobs.
Azteca Economic Development and Preservation Corporation will have computers that are critical to starting a business today. Azteca Economic Development and Preservation Corporation will be having access and relevant training, entrepreneurs can access the resources they need to make establish their business. Business owners who are able to make their businesses more efficient through integrating technology may be able to hire additional workers or retain employees in danger of being let go.
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The LFESC is currently seeking volunteer tax preparers for next year’s VITA program. The LFESC will provide free “tax law training” on the Tax Wise Program currently used by the IRS. Training is scheduled to be held at the Goodwill Industries Store and will be conducted during the fall of 2010.
Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer for the VITA program please contact Julio Cruz at (956)320-0016.