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Trades 4 Life 2015 Overview

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Trades 4 Life has been developed for young men to be taught by older men, so they can live purposeful lives supporting others. These young men will develop relationships with Godly, skilled tradesmen who will be available as role models and mentors both during the education process and afterwards, as they go and make their way in life. These ongoing relationships are meant to offer support and accountability in their trade, business activities, and their relationships with others.

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LIFEBELIZE Training young men hands, heads, and hearts.
The Campus
Program Overview 6 weeks of intensive training Each student is enrolled in the trade of his choice All students participate in morning chapel times All students participate in evening training in life and leadership Program runs 鍖ve days a week Sunday evening to Friday evening All students stay on campus during the week
Basic Auto Mechanics - Diagnosing Electrical Problems
Basic Mechanics Steering and Drive Trains Agricultural Equipment
Basic Mechanics More electrical systems Learning to keep tools neat
Welding and Machining Working safely with power tools
Welding and Machining The basics of a lathe and milling machine
Welding and Machining
Burning Rod
The Finished Weld
Computer IT Class Training the next generation of IT professionals
Computer Hardware Desktop and laptop diagnostics and repair
Computer Class Working on hardware
The most important part! Hundreds of pounds of 鍖ower Buckets of rice and beans Chicken and bread to feed the army
Tom Theunessin Lead Welding Instructor South Africa Barry Bridge Lead Mechanic Instructor British Columbia Cory James Lead Computer Instructor Washington State Kent Fuller Lead Bible Instructor Belmopan, BZ Steve Troyer Lead Business / Leadership British Columbia Other Instructors Roger Myram, Brandon Hadley, John Troyer, Jared Pauletto, Stan Troyer, Winston Neal, Cooks and Administrators Patti Bridge, Arla Myram, Marion Fuller, Myrna Neal, Gary Rehmeier, Cherry Theunessin The Instructors and Volunteers
Results Nearly 100% of graduates have steady employment 1 year later Students leave with hope and a vision for a future Many relationships are restored mothers, wives, and fathers Discipline is established in their lives Students 鍖nd deep friendship and security they dont want to leave All leave with a clearer understand of who God is, and His plan for us. More than 50% leave having made a commitment to live for Jesus
Program Costs Current maximum students = 36 Based on full classes, the program cost $1100 USD per student Students currently cover about 40% of the costs through tuition
Opportunities to Serve 2015/2016 Mechanic Instructors Assistant welding instructor Campus Pastor Cooks and administrator Facility Maintenance Teams prior to training Set up team for new trades program Husband and wife teams to serve together
Opportunities to Support 1. Support for Instructors - Travel expenses - Air miles, travel reward points 2. Tools and Equipment for New Trades - Refrigeration and Air Conditioning - Estimate $20,000 - $25,000 3. One time gifts to keep the costs a鍖ordable 4. A steel container of broken computers! 5. Replacement of Inverter Welding
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Trades 4 Life 2015 Overview

  • 1. LIFEBELIZE Training young men hands, heads, and hearts.
  • 3. Program Overview 6 weeks of intensive training Each student is enrolled in the trade of his choice All students participate in morning chapel times All students participate in evening training in life and leadership Program runs 鍖ve days a week Sunday evening to Friday evening All students stay on campus during the week
  • 4. Basic Auto Mechanics - Diagnosing Electrical Problems
  • 5. Basic Mechanics Steering and Drive Trains Agricultural Equipment
  • 6. Basic Mechanics More electrical systems Learning to keep tools neat
  • 8. Welding and Machining The basics of a lathe and milling machine
  • 12. Computer IT Class Training the next generation of IT professionals
  • 13. Computer Hardware Desktop and laptop diagnostics and repair
  • 15. The most important part! Hundreds of pounds of 鍖ower Buckets of rice and beans Chicken and bread to feed the army
  • 16. Tom Theunessin Lead Welding Instructor South Africa Barry Bridge Lead Mechanic Instructor British Columbia Cory James Lead Computer Instructor Washington State Kent Fuller Lead Bible Instructor Belmopan, BZ Steve Troyer Lead Business / Leadership British Columbia Other Instructors Roger Myram, Brandon Hadley, John Troyer, Jared Pauletto, Stan Troyer, Winston Neal, Cooks and Administrators Patti Bridge, Arla Myram, Marion Fuller, Myrna Neal, Gary Rehmeier, Cherry Theunessin The Instructors and Volunteers
  • 17. Results Nearly 100% of graduates have steady employment 1 year later Students leave with hope and a vision for a future Many relationships are restored mothers, wives, and fathers Discipline is established in their lives Students 鍖nd deep friendship and security they dont want to leave All leave with a clearer understand of who God is, and His plan for us. More than 50% leave having made a commitment to live for Jesus
  • 18. Program Costs Current maximum students = 36 Based on full classes, the program cost $1100 USD per student Students currently cover about 40% of the costs through tuition
  • 19. Opportunities to Serve 2015/2016 Mechanic Instructors Assistant welding instructor Campus Pastor Cooks and administrator Facility Maintenance Teams prior to training Set up team for new trades program Husband and wife teams to serve together
  • 20. Opportunities to Support 1. Support for Instructors - Travel expenses - Air miles, travel reward points 2. Tools and Equipment for New Trades - Refrigeration and Air Conditioning - Estimate $20,000 - $25,000 3. One time gifts to keep the costs a鍖ordable 4. A steel container of broken computers! 5. Replacement of Inverter Welding