Youth Technology Network Inc

Knowlogy, for more than 20 years, has been at the leading edge of the technology training industry by offering classes on the most current software and technologies from prominent vendors in the industry. Knowlogy was one of the first computer education companies in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area-its first classroom opening in 1986. Certified by leading industry vendors including Microsoft, Lotus, Element K, VUE, CompTIA and ITCAP; Knowlogy maintains and often exceeds the requirements for authorized training and testing. Knowlogy is recognized as a Microsoft Gold Certified partner for Learning Solutions, Microsoft's premier certification for Technical Education Centers. Knowlogy delivers Cisco Authorized Training as a Sponsored Organization of Element K, a Cisco Learning Solutions Partner. Knowlogy is teamed with Northrop Grumman on several contracts to include SEWP III (Scientific and Engineering Workstation Procurement) and NETCENTS (Network Centric Solutions). Knowlogy is located in Falls Church, Va.

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rban Ed, Inc, is a community development organization whose mission is to provide technology education, information and skill development to unemployed and underemployed youth and young adults. Our primary vehicle in carrying out our mission is to use technology in creative ways to ( 1 ) help persons in need gain marketable workplace skills in the information technology field and ( 2 ) help the children of these families who are not scoring at proficient in school gain academic enrichments in the areas of math, English, art and computer science. Urban Ed gives thanks to our volunteer strategic planning team provided to us by Greater DC Cares and led by Booz Allen Hamilton consultants that helped us shape our three-year strategic plan for 2005-2008. Below are are major highlights of our future direction. As we embark on the next phase of our growth and becoming sustained as an organization, Urban Ed's vision is to transform disenfranchised youth and young adults into high-performing, well-paid members of the technology workforce by: Being a leader in providing advanced technical training and industry-recognized certifications