The YUM Vocational Training Center has been supported by Priscilla Hall Memorial Fund since 2012. With approximately 450 students attending each year, the training provides free training in English, Computer and Sewing. This video shares details of the VTC operation and local area and highlights the benefit of further education . The video was made

Indra, a Vocational High School student majoring in accounting, aspires to work in a Bank. So he is following the Computer Course at YUM VTC to develop his knowledge about the computer skills, since it’s the basic requirement to get into the working environment. Thanks to the generous support Priscilla Hall Memorial-Foundation, YUM can open the

This term there have been some challenges for the VTC computer class in Cipanas. One of those challenges was that the VTC classes started during the month of Ramadhan, where it is the custom for Indonesians to spend more time with family and return to their hometown. This caused the number of students signed up

Meet Erfan. He is in his last year of high school.  After graduation, he plans to get a job as he wants to be able to support his family. Last term, he was one of the students who enrolled in our English class at VTC Cipanas. He realizes the importance of mastering English, as it

YUM-PHMF VTC holds Job-Seeking Skill workshops. There were 125 students who recently  participated in these workshops. Besides explaining how to make an attractive curriculum vitae and  preparation for job interview, the Trainer also held the job interview with  group  discussions. A CURRICULUM VITAE ( CV ) SAMPLE IS AVAILABLE BELOW presentasi-curriculum-vitae-job-seeking-workshop presentasi-curriculum-vitae-job-seeking-workshop-english Some of the students played role as the applicant

It’s the fourth year the Priscilla Hall Memorial Foundation (PHMF) has supported YUM’s activities. The progress is better and better each year and YUM is able to accommodate more and more youth in Cipanas to gain skills to support their own life and minimize the cycle of poverty in future. The promotion and socialization activities