June 1, 2009 to 
Sept 1, 2009

Two very lucky participants will again this year get a chance to see (and participate hands-on) how a professional small business is run!  They will be actual uniformed employees.  This will most likely be their very first jobs ever and they will receive actual paychecks!  Some may be employed with multiple companies while in our program to expose them to different industries. One previous participant has gone on to success...Brent A. Davenport, who has made us all proud!  Check him out in our gallery in his Metro-Link uniform!  This is a customized training program.  HIT, Inc. offers beneficial training and experiences a bit differently than what some traditional high schools may offer ...away from home and distractions to enhance their auspicious future!  This is our most sought after program!  It includes Occupational and Domestic training modules.  Positive results are to be expected!


Location:  Bowie, MD  20715
Time:        9-5 daily
Donation: Airfare and donations

Formal Dining Etiquette Training at the Queen Mary Ship Hotel- Saturday 11:00 AM   08/07/2010
 Learning Social Communication Skills in Sunny Long Beach, California 

          Ladies and Gentlemen, get dressed up and come out and join us for a fun filled educational etiquette training day on how to carry yourself at a business or formal dinner function. Improve your social skills, dining skills in a poised manner. You likely did not have to learn these skills in public school.  Additionally, come and acquire the ability to understand and use nonverbal communication.  It is a powerful tool that will help you connect with others, express what you really mean, navigate challenging situations, and build better relationships at home and work.  Held the world famous Queen Mary Ship Hotel, she is docked in the beautiful blue waters of Long Beach, CA. We will then do a "behind the scene" tour of the ship, which is actually larger than the legendary Titanic ship.

        There are strict dress requirements (for the students) during training, but not the tour portion. The Boys need to wear: Dark Blue or Khaki Docker pants, pressed White collar shirt, solid Orange, Burgundy or light/medium Blue tie, Navy Blue collared (optional) jacket. NO tennis shoes or jeans allowed! Girls need to wear: solid Navy Blue or Khaki color skirts or pants, White blouses and be all-around well groomed. Photos will be taken during this training and touring event. Look your best! Shoes should be dark colored dress style. The type you would wear to church or a job interview. Hairstyle for the ladies should be pulled back into a bun or another conservative fashion. Those not in compliance will not be able to be in the video or the many pictures. Eat breakfast before coming out. It will be a long day for most of us.
 
        Become a Bronze event sponsor ($250.00+) and get a very nice custom color photo/event book and/or current quality 12-month (2010/2011) event calendar with your company name, pictures, a colorful HIT embroidered t-shirt, web link and other perks... This event is getting more excitement everyday. Don't miss out! There may be some surprise guests showing up that day in support of what Heritage in Training, Inc. continues to do for our youth.

Marvin Davis, Sr.
Executive Director
Marvin59@me.com

TBA

Mount Rushmore & The Crazy Horse Memorial Visit
Historically Educational Learning Trip

See four of our early presidents "totally rocking" and we don't mean the music!  Come view U.S. Presidents:  Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt in the South Dakota Badlands, and American Indian chief Crazy Horse in Keystone.  Mount Rushmore was carved and sculpted by only one individual, Gutzon Borglum, to draw visitors to the Black Hills.  He chose it's location because it was hard granite and because it faces the southeast where good daytime light is found. 

HIT, Inc. youth will be able to trek a 1-mile Presidential Trail from the monument's museum and/or take a guided tour to fill their curious minds with the rich history of the sculpted peaks.  Then view the nine-story high face of Chief Crazy Horse 17 mile drive down which was built by the Lakota Native American tribe in 1948 for it was thought that the Mount Rushmore project intruded on their own sacred landscapes.  Wear comfy shoes and bring your cameras. You have to see this in person!