E-Newsletter - November 2017
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Wishing Session 3 Grads Well…Welcome Session 4!
October has proven to be a busy month! On Friday, Oct, 6, EGTI celebrated the graduation of 14 students from its Session 3 programs, hosted a Career Sampling Session on Oct. 9-10 and welcomed 10 new students for its Session 4 programs which began Oct. 16. And if that wasn’t enough, interviews for Session 1 in 2018 are in full swing.
Employment and Volunteer Opportunities
Seeking an instructor with a Special Education teaching degree and experience working with students in a vocational training setting. Instructor Job Description
EGTI is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to work with its students after class and on weekends as tutors, and community and fitness mentors. More about Volunteer Opportunities
January Application Window Closing: Enroll Now for 2018 Classes
EGTI is accepting applications for all of its 2018 programs. The first session begins January 8 and includes 10 and 13-week program options.
Session 1 — January 8 – April 6 (13 weeks)
Kitchen Cook (Restaurant)
Patient Transport (Healthcare)
Front Desk Agent (Hotel)
Session 1 — January 8 – March 16 (10 weeks)
Housekeeping: Heart of the House (Hotel)
Supply Chain: Inventory Distribution (Healthcare)
View the full 2018 class schedule and start your application process now!
Attend the November General Tour
Monday, November 27, 9 a.m.
Prospective students and guardians, educators, counselors, case managers and other service providers are offered opportunities each month to attend a scheduled facility and EGTI tour. The visit takes approximately two hours and includes a walking tour of the hotel, restaurant and training institute as well as some basic information about the curriculum. To reserve space for a general tour, please contact us and include your preferred date and party size in the comments section.
Groups may schedule a private tour on alternate dates by calling 317-224-0239.
The Arc of Indiana and SAI Annual Conference & Impact Awards Luncheon
Wednesday, Nov. 15 2017
502 East Event Center, Carmel, IN
The conference will feature Sharon Lewis, a nationally lauded expert in disability policy spanning home and community-based services, education, employment, independent living supports, and person-centered services. Sharon is also mom to three daughters, including one with developmental disabilities.
Registration is now open at www.arcind.org/conference.
Paying for Your Program
The training programs of EGTI are more affordable than you may think. There are a variety of funding avenues available to prospective students. At EGTI, we strive to provide high-quality, affordable postsecondary vocational training for people with disabilities.
Many students receive funding through scholarships, Vocational Rehabilitation and other forms of assistance. EGTI is now listed as an IN Training provider with the Department of Workforce Development (WorkOne) and there are federal dollars available to qualified candidates through this partner as well.
Families always have the option to private pay, use ABLE account or Trust fund monies and we have a local bank partner willing to assist with financing options.
Be sure to investigate your options. We’re happy to work with you through that process!
More about Tuition and Fees
November Photo Gallery
Check out our photos! Read more
Career Sampling Session
Spots for participating in our Career Sampling Sessions fill quickly. Check the registration for 2018 dates and reserve your opportunity now.
Career Sampling Session Details
Career Sampling Session Registration
Meet Instructor Sarah Lambert
Sarah became passionate about working with those with ID/DD after participating in Best Buddies, training therapy dogs, and working as a direct support professional. This led her to Purdue University where she obtained a BA in Special Education. Sarah comes to EGTI after teaching special education in the public school system.
