Bay Area CTC Programs

The CTC Directory is an online directory of organizations and programs that provide programs and services which provide public access to personal computers, computer and technology-related education programs, or other similar services in the Bay Area. You can see a map of these services using the Directory Map If you want to suggest a program that offers these kinds of services, add a listing to the directory.

Classes in media and web design.

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BAYCAT
Tel: +1 415-701-8228
2415 Third St
San Francisco, CA 94107 (map)

Program Description

Classes for youth and young adults in media and technology, including film-making, web design and animation.

Zeum

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Zeum
Tel: +1 415-777-2800
221 Fourth Street
San Francisco, CA 94103 (map)

Program Description

Zeum

San Francisco Conservation Corps

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San Francisco Conservation Corps
Tel: +1 415-928-7322
1550 Bryant St
San Francisco, CA 94103 (map)

Program Description

The SFCC

Positive Resource Center

Organizational Details

Positive Resource Center
Tel: +1 415-777-0333
785 Market Street, 10th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94103 (map)

Program Description

PRC's computer training program was designed specifically for people living with HIV/AIDS. Classes are small, ensuring that each student gets the attention and instruction he or she needs.

Digital Bridge

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Planning for Elders
Tel: +1 415-703-0188
1370 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103 (map)

Program Description

Volunteer run program with a few classes using curiculum from Senior Net. Classes run for 8 weeks per session. On days that there aren

HPP Technology Center

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Homeless Prenatal Program
Tel: +1 415-546-6756
201 Turk St. #519
San Francisco, CA 94103 (map)

Program Description

In the Technology Center, clients learn software applications, such as Microsoft Word and Excel and how to use the Internet and how to create an e-mail account. They learn how to research health questions, including those concerning substance abuse and mental illness. They also learn how to look for jobs and housing on the Internet. A volunteer provides technology training in Spanish for the Latina Support Group once a week. Technology training for groups and one-on-one for English speaking.

Career Learning Center

Organizational Details

1500 Mission St
San Francisco, CA 94103 (map)

Program Description

Office Applications Training (Level 1) This state-approved course prepares student to begin working at entry-level clerical support. Students who complete this course will learn beginning to intermediate keyboarding and elementary word-processing and spreadsheet. The student will utilize the most current Microsoft applications using MS-Word and MS-Excel. The student will also receive training related to personal skill development on the topic of customer service, office communication, profess

Technology and Leadership Program

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GirlSource, Inc.
Tel: +1 415-252-8880
1550 Bryant Street
San Francisco, CA 94103 (map)

Program Description

Leadership Community Leadership Young Woman

Conscious Youth Media Crew

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Conscious Youth Media Crew
Tel: +1 415-621-5353
1337 Mission St., 3rd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94103 (map)

Program Description

Conscious Youth Media Crew (CYMC) is a youth driven, digital media production studio based in San Francisco. We provide the technology and training necessary to empower high-risk youth ages 15-22 to create quality media that represents their experiences, stimulates meaningful dialogue, and promotes social change.

Youth Media Program

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The Freedom Archives
Tel: +1 415-863-9977
522 Valencia St
San Francisco, CA 94110 (map)

Program Description

The Freedom Archives has over 8000 hours of speeches, interviews, and radio programs documenting movements and movement leaders from the 1960s to the present. Interns (high school age and older) with interest in progressive history or audio production develop individual workplans that include logging historical audio materials for the Freedom Archives website and developing small-group and individual documentary projects to be presented in classrooms, on the radio, and at community events.