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Subject: [chelas-general-chat-list] Great news to tell youe
Hello all I am writing you to tell you about a very good experience
I had this past week.
I took a free course at East Bay Works here in Concord, California
and let me start by saying how nice everyone was toward me and how
accommodating they were toward my need of letting me be able to use
NVDA on my thumb drive with their computer system for the test on
Friday.
They went above and beyond what Diablo Valley College did for me
and that is truly amazing and should be awe-inspiring, now if only
there were a way to rate them and give them a grade.
I took a customer service skills course in which you learn all
about customer service. There were handouts and this nice gentleman
who also took a liking to how I do stuff in class offered to be my
reader for no charge at all, I was speechless but took his offer
seriously since the handouts were handwritten, not good for
scanning. Also I ran into a snag in the computer lab which was
avoided when I suddenly discovered there weren't any speakers on
the computer I was about to use, so I used the instructor's
computer successfully for the test because the lab doesn't have
speakers hooked up to their computers so it was again really kind
of her to let me take the test on her computer trusting me to not
destroy it though the computer was slow because it is an XP machine
bought in 2000 she said. I also ran into a little snag where NVDA
wouldn't read me the visual aids on the test, three were adds and
one was a table/chart grid thing because the National Retail
Foundation uses the castle testing environment that part wasn't
accessible, but the questions were multiple choice and I was able
to read everything else just fine so when it came to the stuff I
couldn't read, I had asked someone to read it for me so I could
answer the questions successfully. did I mention that there were 75
questions and only 90 minutes to do this test? I had 24 minutes
left when I finished and looked at the screen and found out that I
passed and for sure I thought I was just hearing things, so I asked
my instructor to confirm what I was hearing was true, and she and I
just about cried, we literally had tears of joy in our eyes and
everyone stopped what they were doing I felt like everyone was
cheering me on, me the trumpeter who thought she wouldn't be able
to pass it, passed it for sure! So I'm now eagerly waiting for the
National Retail Foundation to send me a certificate. In addition, I
also received a certificate that shows I took the course, from Mt.
Diablo Adult Education School.
God helped me due to many prayers and my studying paid off! I
didn't even know East Bay Works existed until I called Mt. Diablo
Adult Education School.
It was a great experience and is a great example what places like
this can offer and how accommodating they can and should be.
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Chela Robles
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comments by filling out the form on the page at: http://t.co/4f2u5tf
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us,visit: http://www.bookshare.org/
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