[NJTechDiv] Fw: for immediate release from Jane Degenshein regarding the ttj courses

[Jane Degenshein]

From: Jane Degenshein
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2019 5:30 PM
To: ELLEN SULLIVAN
Subject: for immediate release from Jane Degenshein regarding the ttj 
courses

Hey Ellen
Is there any way you can get this info out for the nfbnj distribution list?
It is valuable and time sensitive.
All courses are free and open until the beginning of September. . .
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      ttjblogowner posted: "Our TTJ Courses for the Fall 2019 and Spring 
2020 training season are filling up fast. Please don't wait. Registration 
for our first course, iOS At the Next Level, will close on Monday, September 
2, 2019 at Noon Eastern. This course, which begins on Monda" Respond to this 
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                                  Attention! TTJ Free Course Registration 
Closing Soon
                                by ttjblogowner

                              Our TTJ Courses for the Fall 2019 and Spring 
2020 training season are filling up fast. Please don't wait. Registration 
for our first course, iOS At the Next Level, will close on Monday, September 
2, 2019 at Noon Eastern. This course, which begins on Monday September 9, 
will show you many of the new features and changes in this years Apple 
software releases. Sign up now and learn why this year will usher in a new 
era for iOS.

                              Registration for the remaining three TTJ 
courses will close on Sunday, September 8, 2019 at 11:59PM Eastern. These 
three courses offer tons of useful information, such as how to use Apple 
iCloud, how to cut the cord with AppleTV, how to use Voiceover from the 
ground up, how to replace your traditional computer with an iPad, and so 
much more. Thinking about registering? Don't wait. As stated, registration 
for all Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 courses will close as of September 8. 
Thankfully, there's still time till then, and slots still remain available.

                              All courses are available online, and if you 
miss course sessions, all the information is made available in the form of 
audio recordings and other resources. Each course offers both sighted and 
non-sighted participants a chance to learn from certified instructors and 
take your knowledge of Apple products, apps, and more to the next level. 
Whether you are a teacher, a student, an individual consumer, a business 
owner, or anyone else, these courses are for you. Not to mention, you'll 
make new friends, inspire one another, and leave the courses with a wealth 
of up-to-date materials, such as audio demos, videos, digital books, useful 
web links, instructional documents, tutorials, and numerous other resources. 
Best of all, these courses are completely free, with no obligation. So why 
would you not register?

                              Hurry! Act fast to reserve a spot in any or 
all of our upcoming free courses. Call us at 814-287-9178, or, to view all 
course dates and register online, click This Link.

                              ttjblogowner | August 30, 2019 at 2:52 am | 
Categories: News | URL: https://wp.me/pa7eV6-5I

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