The Grantsmanship Center

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Before becoming a professional grant writer, I actually had not heard about The Grantsmanship Center and the grantsmanship training that they offered. However, my co-workers had only wonderful things to say about TGC and they wanted me to go through the 5 days Grantsmanship Training Program. I was told that, in the grant writing world, TGC is considered the gold standard of how to write proposals, so I was eager to go through this training. This is the "first level" training program that is offered and covers the basics of writing proposals as well as important concepts involved. Other options they have available include Essential Grant Skills, Competing for Federal Grants, and Grant Management Essentials. From Monday to Thursday, the training lasts from 8:30 am to 5 pm with Friday going from 8 am to 1 pm. I was pleasantly surprised to learn on my first day of training that people beyond Orange and Los Angeles County were in attendance. In our class of about 23, there were several who had come from out of state to be part of our training. I suppose that truly shows much people want to attend this training! While the e-mails and information received beforehand didn't specify this, they did have a continental breakfast of assorted bagels, fruit, hard-boiled eggs, coffee and tea for those rushing to make it on time (because commuting from outside LA can get rough) so that was very much appreciated! I also really liked that the trainers made it clear that they understood that our lives don't stop even though we are in this week long training so, if you had to leave early or come later during one part of the training, they would accommodate you (of course, letting them know ahead of time makes it easier to facilitate). However, that doesn't mean you should slack off! While you get a couple of breaks and an hour-long lunch (as lunch is technically not provided, if you don't want to nosh on the breakfast bagels and such), you're still expected to work hard and put in effort. The general breakdown of the course is: go over the PowerPoint slides, come up with different proposal topics, choose which topic and team you'd like to be apart of, write a 6-10 page grant in half a day, and provide feedback as a group. While this may seem grueling to a newbie, rest assured that this isn't for a grade but to gain some experience with implementing your newfound grantsmanship knowledge and to get positive feedback as well as constructive criticism from the trainers and your fellow trainees. While I was initially intimidated, I felt more at ease as the days went by as you do spend a lot of time with your trainees. As someone who is part of the nonprofit sector, it was very exciting to be in a room with program managers, other grant writers, and those just wanting to learn a new skill. Within that room, there was a wealth of knowledge and it was extremely fascinating to learn about other nonprofits and their perspectives, strategies, and experience with grant writing (no matter how great or small). Aside from learning the science and art of grant writing, being able to network and connect with others in similar fields was also invaluable. I highly recommend grant writers or those in organizations that deal with grant writing to take part of this training. Even though I've taken other grant writing trainings and courses, I would say this course is, by far, my favorite, very comprehensive, and comes with other useful perks to help you navigate the grant writing world. I sincerely hope I get the opportunity to take more training sessions in the future! read more

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350 S Bixel St
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Los Angeles, CA 90017
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The Grantsmanship Center opens at 7:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

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The Grantsmanship Center closes at 4:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.The Grantsmanship Center is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 7:30 AM - 4:30 PMSat-Sun Closed

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The Grantsmanship Center, the leader in grants and program development training since 1972, has trained more than 115,000 program planners, grant proposal writers, and decision makers for nonprofit organizations, academia, and government agencies both nationally and abroad. Numerous resources are available at no cost on our website: www.tgci.com. These include daily grant announcements from the Federal Register, podcasts, monthly issues of our e-publication, {Centered}, indexes of funding sources at the local, federal, and international levels - and more. Contact us or visit our website to use these resources or to learn more about our comprehensive trainings: Grantsmanship Training Program, Essential Grants Skills, Competing for Federal Grants, Earned Income Strategies, and Research Proposal Workshop. **Our 30' x 40' conference room is available for rentals at $500 per day with possible kitchen access. Computers/laptops available for an additional fee.**

History

Established in 1972.

The Grantsmanship Center was founded in 1972 by Norton J. Kiritz to offer grantsmanship training to nonprofit and government agencies. Before this time, no such training existed and small organizations often lacked the skills to compete for grant opportunities. The Center began as a local project in Los Angeles, but as word of its alumni's successes spread, demand for trainings rapidly expanded. Soon organizations in other cities were asking to host training programs in their own communities. By 1975, The Grantsmanship Center was conducting more than 100 workshops a year across the country. Today The Grantsmanship Center conducts some 150 workshops annually. Each year, thousands of new graduates join our roster of alumni. Graduates of The Grantsmanship Training Programs also receive a complimentary annual membership package that includes a variety of benefits and discounts.

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If you're thinking about taking a class here - DO IT!! I just can't say enough good things about my…read moreexperience here - From the break room to the staff and teachers - top notch! Drastically improved my skills - worth every penny! Last month I took the Adobe Premiere Pro Bootcamp with Kristian Gabriel - AMAZING CLASS! Highly recommend if you're doing any work in Premiere Pro - and Kristian even touches a little on Photoshop, After Effects & Illustrator too. The bootcamp definitely kicked my video editing skills up several notches! I wish I had taken the class much sooner haha! That being said, I'm glad I had already worked with Premiere Pro bc the bootcamp made a lot more sense. The software can be complicated, especially if you're just starting out, and the bootcamp moves fast...so it can be hard to keep up. BUT Training Connection gives you one free repeat!! You can come back and take the same class again once more - how awesome is that?? Kristian is an absolutely FANTASTIC teacher!! He's professional, passionate, extremely knowledgeable, patient, kind and caring - his expertise is impressive! He knows Adobe inside and out. I would happily take any of his classes again and definitely plan to take the After Effects and Illustrator classes in the future. The building is great also - the suite is sleek and always clean. They have high tech equipment in the classrooms - all their computers are fast Apples. Even the break room has a very fancy coffee machine offering all sorts of lattes and such. And all the rooms have lovely views of DTLA. Very nice facility. The prices for their classes are extremely reasonable considering the value of the lectures and the fact that they let you do one free retake. There are tons of eateries and cafes and food courts nearby so lunch is fun everyday! You can park in their underground lot but it's expensive at $35 a day. However, there's lots of security and it felt very safe, clean and convenient. I took the metro gold line the first two days and actually got urinated on by a vagrant the second morning - so I didn't hesitate to pay for parking after that lol. There's a cheaper lot around the corner but no security so be aware.

I took the Business Leadership class, and it was excellent. I am so glad I did. I have been a…read moresupervisor for the past two years and after this class I have a new perspective on my position, and it will help me going forward. My instructor, Carol, was very knowledgeable and taught a great class. I left with a lot of materials to look back on, should I need it. I will definitely come back. It was worth the money!

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I enrolled for a MAB course at 4 am for a 12pm class. After…read moreenrolling they send an email stating I need a second person or else I can't take the class. Of course after seeing this I want to cancel but because of the 24 hour cancellation policy they will only give me 60% back on top of that they charged me $15 for giving back my refund. So I get back less than 50% for their unprofessionalism. They should have stated I needed a second person BEFORE purchase not after. Don't know why we need to waste other people's time for a class they won't even need and take away from any business they have during the day. I suggested I can demonstrate without a partner which should definitely suffice. They should not let people join a same day class if their policy is 24 hours for cancellation.

If you need your bls card right away i would go elsewhere received mine 2 days later after…read moremultiple calls.kept getting the run around. The classroom is tiny and no room to move. Zero stars

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I attended the Medical Assistant program at Evan's Community Adult School, and it was a great…read moreexperience overall. Ms. Tavera is an excellent instructor! Knowledgeable, supportive, and invested in her students success. The program is fast paced, but it covers a wide range of skills, including vital signs, EKGs, venipuncture, injections, patient care, and safety procedures. One of the biggest advantages is that the school is tuition-free, although students are responsible for purchasing their own materials. The school does offer financial assistance through other programs such as Work Source & Para Los Niños so if you're struggling financially do not be discouraged to apply! The medical assistant program also includes clinical hours, which provide valuable hands on experience in a real world setting. I'm very grateful I had the opportunity to be part of this program, as it has been an important step in my journey toward becoming a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA).

This is a very irresponsible school. Teachers are obsessed with getting money, gifts, and T-shirts…read morefrom students. They irresponsibly make loud phone calls in the classroom for very, very long times, recklessly wasting students' precious time! Many people come here without learning anything of value, only to leave disappointed. I only wanted to learn English there, but my time there was incredibly unhappy! Looking back, it's suffocating, oppressive, sad, and painful... They ostracized me, which made me feel so much pressure that I couldn't bear it. I had no choice but to get up and leave! What a pity! My cherished dream of learning English well was ruthlessly shattered by them! From then on, I was no longer the person who so passionately loved English...

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Change a Family- Empower them with Literacy…read more Centro Latino for Literacy provides adult Spanish speakers with online tools that builds their reading and writing skills from the ground up. With minimal costs to family members, this nonprofit is affordable and a keystone to helping people pull themselves up from their own bootstraps. This place is not about hand outs; Centro Latino is like a gym for people's minds, providing all the tools necessary for dedicated and driven adults to put in all the hard work it takes to learn how to read and write.

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I heard about General Assembly classes because they list them on Facebook and it popped up in my…read morefeed as a targeted ad. I'm glad for this as that is how I signed up for a free 2-hour introductory class to coding. The class covered HTML and CSS and was designed to just a quick intro to see if you would be interested in taking a full class. Still I was surprised how much I learned in just a free intro course. Our instructor Allie covered a ton of theory so we understood the big picture and how the different developer languages (HTML, CSS and Javascript) played different roles. Much of the class was her guiding us through actually creating a mock webpage by immediately applying the coding principles and info she taught. I highly recommend bringing your computer for the hands-on portion. Also, Allie listed additional resources for us to explore on our own time, and we were promised the slide deck after. Being totally new to coding, I was able to take what I learned from the intro class and actually fix an issue THE NEXT DAY on the website that I manage for work! I rely on website templates but don't understand the HTML and CSS behind it so I was able to override the template that doesn't even allow me to change font attributes on hyperlinked text. Once you sign up for a class they send you promo emails with discounts, so I will probably look into taking a more full class. TIP: this is located right in the heart of Little Tokyo so there is plenty of sushi, ramen and snack options available before or after going to class here.

I have mixed feelings about GA…read more Pros: 1. This is one of the few places left where you can get actual, in-person instruction. If you're one who can't stick to learning on your own online, face-to-face instruction is the way to go. 2. I also like that they offer a wide variety of topics from web development and digital marketing to project management, sales pitching, and communication skills. 3. The instructors I've had so far have been knowledgeable and nice. 4. They have many free talks in the evenings, sometimes even with free nibbles. I attended one on the art of sales pitching. I think it was called something like "How to Sell Anything to Anyone." The speaker was excellent, and he gave really good tips. 5. The DTLA location has convenient parking ($5 evenings and wknds) at Joe's Garage a few doors down. I also like that you can enjoy the many Little Tokyo restaurants before or after class :) Cons: 1. Cost. If you want to take their multi-day courses, expect to pay $$$. That's what you gotta expect for in-person classes from a private school. I'd love to take more classes, but I can't be spending more thousands of dollars. Yes, they have a payment plan, but you still gotta pay them back. 2. If you're looking to start a new career, don't expect to be "career ready" after you've spent all that money. The classes don't go into much depth. They're more of an overview, just enough to get you started. Then comes the hard part - studying on your own by following all the blogs and video content out there. THAT takes discipline, and nobody can help you there. I wish knowledge could just be implanted in my brain without my having to exert effort. Just being honest. 3. They never answer the phone. The only way to get a response is via email. If you're on your way to an evening or weekend class and need to reach someone, you won't get a response if it's outside normal business hours. Conclusion: If you're disciplined and highly motivated, save your money and take advantage of the overwhelming number of free resources online. But if you're a lazy a-hole like me and you're willing to spend some serious money, take a GA course to at least get you started and pointed in the right direction.

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Not a fan of this school, they are so unorganized and messy. I wouldn't recommend anyone go here. I…read morewas enrolled to gain extra credits over the summer over 2 years ago, it was a complete disaster from the start! They gave me the wrong start day so I ended up being a week late and after the course my credits weren't even recorded or given. Spoke to administration and they told me they didn't have records of me but yet I was able to log into portal to do my assignments with my name clearly !, I was in their system!! So where did my work go?! Point being, this is a horrible school with incompetent administrators ‍ sorry not sorry.

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I had high hopes. My daughter finished the program end of December 2023. The group was promised or…read moremade to believe that they would be taking their state exams in December 9, but sadly only 1 of them was able to get an authorization from the state. The next promise date is February 6, 2024. The staff and office in Wilshire Blvd have been radio silent and not in communication with these prospective CNAs who are left in limbo not knowing if they will be able to test in February. Calls are left unanswered (office and staff). People have plans and this waiting game looks like there is no end in sight. Well, we're looking at other avenues, should she just apply on her own,finger printing etc be damned hahaha. Any ideas? I am still hoping she hears something from someone soon. At least a word???!!!!! Of news/update???? These students have resorted to giving each other updates, "did you hear anything" "any response/any mail".. the silence is so astounding.

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There aren't enough ways or words to express how thankful I am for Kawai Kids. My son just started…read morethis August and I was so nervous about the new transition. His first day came and all my worries went away immediately. The way my son walked right in and was welcomed with such warm smiles and hugs made my mama heart explode with happiness. I knew he was going to be okay. Knowing that my son is in great hands with such caring staff is exactly what puts my mind at ease. I appreciate all the ways that they encourage my very picky eater to at least try new foods and celebrate all his wins! Forever thankful to Kawai Kids!

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5.0

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Montessori Academy Of West Adams

Women-owned & operated

Our family has had such a wonderful experience at Montessori Academy of West Adams over the past…read moretwo years. From the very beginning, we were drawn to their individualized academic approach, which truly allows each child to grow at their own pace while building confidence and a genuine love of learning. It has been incredible to watch our daughter thrive in an environment that recognizes her unique strengths and encourages her curiosity every single day. The teachers are absolutely amazing--warm, attentive, and deeply committed to making every child feel supported and valued. We especially appreciate all the extra thought and creativity that goes into making her early school years so memorable, from engaging activities to special events that bring so much joy to my daughter. Thanks to this wonderful community, our daughter's first experiences with school has been nothing short of extraordinary, and we are so grateful to be part of it.

We had a very good experience with MAWA. Great teachers and attentive staff. Our child was in…read moreseveral classrooms, but most recently in Pink Tower. Weekly lessons, visiting educational experiences, and optional activities like dance, yoga, and gymnastics. Would recommend!

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One on one academic help is a benefit of our low teacher to student ratio.

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5.0

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I took 1 on 1 adult lessons with Allyson to work on improving my swimming skills and I can…read moreconfidently recommend. A lot of great tips and tools provided to help isolate and work on specific mechanics. I started out knowing how to swim generally, but worked on getting more confident in the water and now have a fresh round of feedback to better coach myself during practice sessions. Pro tip: there is a waiting list. I spent a few months on this list so plan in advance. Thank you Allyson

Allyson is the best. I am training for my first triathlon and knew my swimming needed help. I…read morebooked beginner triathlon lessons with her and felt so much stronger even after just my first lesson! She gave me swimming tips that made sense and were easy to understand and follow. Allyson is easy going, attentive, and approachable. She's patient, kind, and was extremely flexible with scheduling lessons. The ocean swim lesson was very helpful and she gave great tips for entering/exiting during the race. Bottom line she is a great swim coach. Highly recommend. Thanks so much Allyson!

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Nice and secret study spot! Love coming here to escape from Leavey to focus when I really need to…read morecrack down on my studies and avoid running into people I know. Definitely one of my favorite libraries at USC. VKC is one of the most well-known buildings at USC, but it's a surprise that not a lot of people know that there's a library in here because it's underground. Lots of tables and I've never had an issue finding a place to sit. The printers and computers are generally less crowded too so printing stuff is always a breeze! The student workers are always really nice too. I've always been greeted by someone walking in and out of the entrance. +pro tip: There are jolly ranchers for grabs in the jar at the check out counter!

I'd come study at this library over Leavey any day! It's much quieter and there are less people,…read moreprobably because it's mainly used by students of international relations and political science instead of the general USC student population. They have an awesome section in the corner with various newspapers from around the world, and they also have a wall of IR magazines/interesting new journals they display. The book stacks are full of awesome books (of course) but they also have stacks upon stacks of journal collections that are very useful for research papers. The librarians here are very helpful as well, and sometimes they even have free coffee near the entrance! =D

Downtown Business Magnet School

4.5

(4 reviews)

DBM High School is a great school with excellent staff. Student's education is a priority at…read moreDowntown Business Magnet High School and I am more than happy with the amazing job the staff is doing.

Downtown Magnets high school is such an amazing and welcoming school! The school offers many…read moredifferent AP classes which is amazing they start since 9th grade. The staff and teachers are very nice and great teachers! I really recommend this school! There magnet programs are really good, and it's academically high achieving! There's a pass rate of 98% of students that go to college! College counselors are really helpful too! 100% recommend!

Bandini Elementary School

5.0

(2 reviews)

"It's in a book! A reading book! A reading raaainbowwww"…read more Man, I learned so much at this little school, probably more than I ever learned in high school. We went to the library at least once a week to read books and watch Reading Rainbow (I will admit, I still go on youtube to watch some episodes) Ok, I'm just going to list all of of my teachers (in no special order... or maybe) Mr. Bustamante (4th grade rocked!! This was a real life changer, loved this amazing person. My parents and I kept in touch with him as I grew up, but we lost contact over the years. I'm hoping to get in touch again) Mrs. Jaquez (1st grade. This was where I first fell in love and learned about Valentine's Day. I also led an Anti Iraq War protest at my school with my trusty little drum. I don't remember if anyone showed up. I also started practicing my surgical skills on bees) Mrs. T (kinder. This one time, I started hyperventilating because my mom forgot to pick me up from school. I was so panic stricken, even though I lived just across the street) Mrs. Barraza (2nd grade. Really nice teacher, and bilingual. This was where I first learned to speak the ehh-eengleesh) Mrs. Talwar (3rd grade. I fell in love again. Learned about caterpillars, nature, and the Discovery Channel) I have sooo many fond memories, including many fun days sitting on the library floor on stormy days with my fellow rascals watching Peter Pan and other Disney VHS movies. Mrs Gomez was the librarian then, and I loved that lady, just as much as I loved Mr. Rivera (our principal) and that lady who eventually replaced him (forgot her name. Ms Hernandez maybe?). I just loved everything about this school, and everything and everyone in it were so nurturing and loving. They might as well have called it Loving Elementary School.

I am a substitute teacher. I have experienced the best and the worst of schools. Let me assure all…read moreof you that this school is truly amazing!! It is an incredibly loving and nurturing environment that truly places the needs of the children FIRST! The staff is incredible !! It is lead by an amazing Principal Ms. Kennedy!! Her intelligence, class, beauty and magical personality bring the school together!!! I wish you all could see the magic that I see each time I am blessed to cover a class there!!! Parents, rest assured that your children are in the best of care!!!

International School of Music

4.9

(8 reviews)

It is amazing and you can learn so much things. The teachers are amazing and the principal is…read morewonderful she helps everyone.

Love this place! I've been a student here for 3 years now and am really enjoying it. The staff is…read moresuper friendly and the quality of the lessons are incomparable to anywhere else in the area. I tried a few different places before coming here but nobody else really gave me the impression that they knew what they were doing. This school was welcoming from day 1, highly recommend!

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