Featured Links: 

• Maximize Your Post-COVID-19 Potential
• Minimize Your Carbon Footprint (Make, Fix, Recycle)
• CIN & the DISC Model of Human Behavior.

Through our courses and networks, we increase your productivity as we help you develop your career, technical, personal, and networking potential.  Learning collaboratively through dialogue increases your potential through networking to develop resources.   In our courses, you will also learn how to develop and participate in CIN (Collaborative Information Networks). You will benefit from our years of experience using Google Apps and other technologies to save on online costs and network with others.  We not only help you Maximize Your Potential but we also help you Minimize your Relational and Spiritual Stress through understanding human behavior. 

This course helps you develop your potential by learning how to manage your personal and corporate life, virtually and within the limitations of a Post-COVID-19 environment. You will be given a personal coach and an opportunity to develop your skills with your own mentors. You will develop your networking skills by learning how to participate in Collaborative Information Networks (CIN) Learning. Participants will work through the topics and share information with one another. Through a Discovery Report and InterACTION Guide, you will gain a greater understanding of how to relate to other people (See CIN & the DISC Model of Human Behavior). CIN Network and a variety of other resources will be used as course materials, with options chosen by participants and approved by your coach and sponsor. The course covers the following topics:

1. Mental Health Support
2. Collaborative Learning
3. Finding Personal Balance in Stressful Situations
4. Safety During Stressful Situations.
5. Minimize Relational and Spiritual Stress (Resilence)
6. Working Virtually from Home
7. Virtual Team Development and Management
8. Virtual Organizational Management
9. Individual Options

This webinar will give you an overview of some of the major considerations for Maximizing Your COVID-19 Potential. We will talk about:

1. Developing your online skills

2. Working (Studying) from home

3. Working as a virtual team

4. Mental Health First Aid for COVID-19

5. COVID-19 parenting and coaching

6. Maximizing your relational potential by minimizing the stress. 

Webinars are 1-6 hours and cost between $30 and $180 per person.  Free for Youth (ages 15-30) their Employers, Mentors, and Volunteers, who participate in our Personal Development Research.

To Register: email cin@factsnet.org

This course helps you develop your skills in managing a nonprofit organization.  You will be given personal mentorship and an opportunity to develop your skills with your own mentors.  When possible, you will be given the opportunity to practice skills in a nonprofit organization. You will develop your networking skills by learning how to participate in a Collaborative Information Network (CIN).  At the completion of the course you will have a management plan and strategies to work with nonprofit organizations. You will get a certificate of completion. The course provides 21 hours of instruction and is delivered in the following ways:

1. Individualized Instruction: An initial meeting (in person or via online communication) will be held to go over course expectations and individual plans to complete the course by online mentoring and instruction.
2. Distance Learning: Mentoring, Instruction and Meetings to take place online.
3. Classroom Instruction: In person meetings, mentoring and instruction with some online assignments.

Course Topics are as follows:

This course helps you develop your awareness and practical ways to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle through exploring Make, Fix, and Recycle opportunities.   You will be given a personal coach and an opportunity to develop your skills with your own mentors.  You will develop your networking skills by exploring projects of interest to you and your employer.

The course covers the following topics:

1. Make: Explore ways and organizations that make things from materials that would normally be put in the landfill or recycled at a lesser use.  One of the areas is using waste materials from construction projects.
2. Fix: Explore ways and organizations that fix things, which would normally be put in the landfill or recycled at a lesser use.  Finding where to get parts and instructions on how to fix things, like appliances.
3. Recycle:  Explore ways and organizations that recycle things, which would normally be waste materials.  One of the ways is to use them in Art Projects.  Examine the recycling policies and practices of organizations and make recommendations for improvement.

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