Technology Access and Training

Our technology programs plug low-income young people and adults into IT tools and resources that will improve their quality of life. The access and training Bresee offers results in improved self-expression, a sense of accomplishment, academic achievement and increased career opportunities.  Our bilingual instructors go the extra mile to give individualized assistance and compassionate support to those unfamiliar with technology while providing advanced training classes on par with for-profit IT instructional facilities to those seeking to master business productivity and multimedia software skills. 

CyberHood Computer Centers

CyberHood: 28-station, room-dividable computer training center offering Internet access, expansive software titles (see list) and self-paced training materials.  Equipped with a DVD player and VCR, projectors for training sessions and a 4-station multimedia lab for advanced training in filmmaking skills.  Available for rental.

Adult Programs (16 years and up)

Adults benefit from periodic, evening software classes in basic through advanced, multimedia and business productivity software workshops in our CyberHood lab.

Youth Programs (11-18 years)

During after-school hours, youth can utilize our CyberHood lab to explore the Internet, work on their homework, learn new skills with a self-paced computer training packet or through our regular workshops.  Those 16 and over are welcome in the CyberCafé.  Customized workshops for agencies and schools are available.  Visit our Bresee Youth Multimedia page to learn more about our student filmmaking workshops, events and annual film festival.

Hours of Operation

Youth Programs: 3:30-6:30 p.m., Monday through Friday
Adult Computer Classes: 7-9 p.m., as scheduled

For more information contact:
Seth Eklund
Director of Education & Career Development
(213) 387-2822 xt. 128
seklund@bresee.org