School age children learn to use technology to supplement what they are learning in school. The curriculum is delivered via their community center and school. Teens can expect to gain the skills necessary to enhance their academic work and, for most, be placed in an internship with an Area Corporation or small business. The Virtual Institutes delivers basic computer fluency training to 12-18 year olds. Students receive the baseline training necessary to succeed academically and to prepare for a career.
Students also have the option to pursue more advanced training.
All of the teens participating in TAF programs are encouraged to pursue higher education. TAF provides mentoring and resources in this effort. The Technology Awareness Campaign is designed to educate under-served communities on the importance of technology their future. The campaign provides parents and community members the opportunity to understand the importance of technology in their lives and the potential for advancement that technology provides.