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One, two, three opportunity starts with me safer for these students, its day one of corporate boot camp. So lets make sure these are up and running. Put your papers down. Safer . Crash courses on everything from building and maintaining computers to the basics of accounting and balance sheets. 18 minutes go safer they will learn to work together, and try to overcome generations of endemic poverty. Your success here is yours. Now, you go to the interview what do you need to use . Safer they must learn not just business and technical skills, but social skills. Why is that a good handshake . Strong. Safer . And work hard enough to build the foundation of a career. What is a better way to make a connection with someone . Safer dont let the suits and ties fool you. Almost everyone at year up has faced almost unimaginable hardship in getting here poverty, drugs, foster care, mens and womens shelters, you name it. Gerald chertavian we are going into a professional skills course. Safer this allout corporate training blitz is the brainchild of gerald chertavian, a wall street veteran who believes that hes discovered an untapped source of talent among the poorest in the country. Chertavian a majority of the young adults growing up in isolated poverty in our inner cities want opportunity, want to be challenged, want to be held to high expectations, and are motivated to actually get a good job. They havent had any exposure as to how do you do that. Safer yet, to a good part of the population, those people are invisible. Chertavian absolutely invisible. It so saddens me, if someone would see our young adult on the street, and rather than think, thats my next best employee, they clutch their wallet. And that happens. And part of this perception change is, if enough young people see our students working for the best companies, theyll change perception. Safer changing perception started with this kid, david heredia. The two met in 1988 through the Big Brothers Program as chertavian was just beginning his wall street career. Heredia lived in one of the most dangerous housing projects in new york. Chertavian i saw that he had all the potential, but didnt have the access and the opportunity. And having seen that for three years close up, i realized this was wrong. Safer chertavian helped heredia through college, but he wanted to do more. So when he sold his tech company, he finally got the chance. Using his own seed money, chertavian began year up with just 22 students and a mission. Insider trading. Safer . Create a yearlong job boot camp that provides a pathway to good careers for young people who would otherwise never get the chance. China is having, like, a shrinkage as far as their bonds are going down. Safer these are fairly complex subject theyre dealing with. Chertavian yes, absolutely. Safer he says the formula is simple. For six months, students choose to concentrate their training in Financial Operations or, more often, computer technology. You may see your bios coming up. Safer why these two specific concentrations . Chertavian we look for areas that pay livable wages, places where you can really earn a career. Safer god. laughs i dont think. I dont think i would last an hour at this. Chertavian im sure youd be great at it. Barack obama so this is what my hard drive looks like if i took it all apart . Safer chertavians approach caught the attention of president obama, who visited the washington site. Obama what we wanted to do was highlight the fact that there are all kinds of people who succeed, despite the obstacles. Safer and the white house is looking for ways of duplicating year ups results. At first, chertavian says he had to beg companies to offer internships. Now, firms like j. P. Morgan are actually paying year up 23,000 per intern. Ceo jamie dimon says the 300 they have taken on in their operations, retail, and Technology Divisions provide the firm with a welltrained pool of talent. Jamie dimon year up gives them six months of intensive training to teach them basics. So, by the time they come here, they kind of know what a jobs going to be like, they know what an internship is going to be like, and they can kind of just keep on growing in the job. Safer has that investment paid off for you . Dimon it has. One of the biggest expenses for a company is hiring people, or particularly. In particular, hiring the wrong people. So if you end up with great, talented people who end up being permanent, fulltime here, it pays off as an investment. We. I think its important that programs like this have an end goal thats not. Its. Its enlightened, its not just philanthropy. If its just philanthropy, they tend to fall apart over time. We are asking you to acquire a skill so you can go work in corporate america. Safer a key to year ups success, chertavian, says is a relentless focus on networking and Understanding Office culture. Beyond the technical training, how important is the social skills part of this . Chertavian we know you hire for skills and fire for behavior in the work world. And so, we have to make sure our young adults know the social codes, the social norms of working in an organization like a state street, or a bank of america, or a j. P. Morgan. Safer each candidate is put through a rigorous application process, where their backgrounds, and more importantly, their determination are carefully examined. The only requirement is a High School Diploma or g. E. D. You said he was in foster care. Will he be stable for a year . Safer social workers are on staff to help with the inevitable problems, like unstable living conditions. Year up is a tool. Safer during orientation, everyone is encouraged to share their stories. Since i was 12, i have been in group homes and foster homes. My mom and my dad spent all their time working and never got to talk to me, so basically, i was kind of raised by myself. What does this tell us about resilience . Safer . And tap into the adversity and resilience that got them through the door in the first place. We offer you the opportunity to do something for yourself, and its going to be you the whole way. Safer Jonathan Garcia is a graduate. Raised in harlem by a single mother who died when he was 14, garcia is now doing computer Technical Support for the top executives at American Express, including the ceo, ken chenault. Jonathan says getting accepted into year up saved his life. Jonathan garcia back then, i had no ambition. My ambition was just to make money now, so i can eat tonight and tomorrow. Safer how far away did wall street seem to you back then . Garcia oh, it was nowhere near new york. laughter safer when a relative told him about year up, he says, at first, he was skeptical. Garcia where i was born and raised, if its too good to be true, its most likely a scam. But after noticing that everyone was very comfortable and very willing to help you succeed, as long as you have the drive, then, yeah, i made it my business to be the top of my class. Beta and zeta are both optical. Safer Students Earn College credit and a stipend of a few hundred dollars a week. Show up even a minute late to class or forget to turn in your homework, and your pay is docked. More than seven infractions and youre out. How are you . Nice to meet you . Safer a quarter of each class doesnt make it. Chertavian so, just teaching that no one cares why youre late, no one cares the bus was slow or the subway was delayed, no one. They only care that you show up on time every day and youre reliable. And if you are, companies will teach you what they. What you dont know. Good afternoon. Good afternoon safer the program culminates in a sixmonth internship at a fortune 500 company. The first person going to Goldman Sachs tanisha giddons. cheers and applause safer chertavians formula has generated impressive results. Year up now has 12 sites across the country, training 2,000 young people a year in Financial Operations and i. T. Jobs. cheers and applause after graduation, 85 go to college or are hired fulltime. Average starting salaries are 30,000, but with computer expertise, can hit 50,000 a year or more. Jay hammonds we take those reports. Safer for the past two years, jay hammonds has worked at facebooks i. T. Department. Born to a drugaddicted mother, he was adopted as a baby by a family friend. Hammonds it was rough. But at the same time, i knew nothing different. For example, i had a cousin who, you know, grew up in the same neighborhood as me. And he went down the wrong path. And a few years later, he was killed and. Sorry. Safer its okay. Hammonds at the time, it was just normal, so i knew nothing different. Safer after high school, he tried college but quickly ran out of money. He says, before year up, he couldnt even get a job at a grocery store. Hammonds i thought that would be, like, a great position for me coming out of high school. And i applied three times and never got the job. Safer doing what . Hammonds a bagger. Safer and that was the best you could. . Hammonds it was the best i thought of at the time. Safer when he saw a year up flyer, he jumped at the chance. Hammonds you know you earn money . You get College Credits . And, you know, i get an internship . That was the. The biggest moment for me, because i realized ive had potential, and that taking this chance, and them taking a chance on me, is going to change my life. And it has. Safer its no secret that wall streets image has been tarnished over the last couple of years. Dimon i. I noticed, yeah. laughter safer but, so to what extent is. Is this not just for j. P. Morgan but a lot of the firms kind of window dressing, showing that, were philanthropic, we want to show civic responsibility. Dimon i dont think we just want to show it. I think we are civically responsible. We dont want to drive successful people down. You want to get people who dont have the opportunity, you want to give them the opportunity, and hopefully they become more successful. Safer American ExpressCeo Ken Chenault says chertavian is filling a gap in the economy. There is a shortage of well trained people in the fields of technology and Financial Operations. Ken chenault its a win for the urban communities, its a win for the students, and its a win for our company. We would not be doing this unless these students were active contributors as employees. And they more than pull their weight. Safer can this be expanded on a kind of scale that would have a real effect nationally . Chenault this is a template that i think has demonstrated real success, measurable success. And what needs to happen is the Business Community need to become more aware of the success that a range of companies have had. Safer so, in order to duplicate that success nationally, year up has begun offering its program to Community Colleges like the nations largest, miami dade. The goal to eventually train 100,000 a year across the country. To Jonathan Garcia, his current job at American Express, he says, is just the beginning. Garcia college is definitely important for me because i dont want to be the. The technician that keeps on supporting the executives. One day, i want to be the executive thats being supported. Safer so you want to be chairman of the board or what . Garcia laughs maybe one day. But what im thinking about for now, its the next position up, and then well go from there. Safer since our story aired, year up received over 1 million in donations, 175 more companies have signed on, and applications are up 200 . Cbs update sponsored by lincoln financial. 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