Latin American Youth Center Salary

Latin American Youth Center average salary is $37,000, median salary is $37,000 with a salary range from $37,000 to $37,000.
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Median: 37,000

High: 37,000

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Design Director	37,000-37,000	WASHINGTON, DC, 20009	2012	Latin American Youth Center Design Director Salaries (1) Latin American Youth Center WASHINGTON, DC Salaries

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Latin American Youth Center
Industry: Other
City: Washington, DC
The Latin American Youth Center has provided literacy services to low-income immigrant and minority residents of the District of Columbia for more than thirty years. During this time, we have gained broad experience and expertise in working with people for whom English is a second language. Before I discuss our current efforts at WISE, I want to just briefly note our track record of providing GED preparation, job training and job placement services. Over the past ten years, we have operated several successful programs that have focused on GED preparation, job readiness and training, and job placement. These include YO,...