Skills That Can Lead to Better Job Opportunities - Case Study Example

Summary of Key Findings A 2003 study by the National Center for Education Statistics found that at least 52% of Miami-Dade struggled to complete basic skills like reading a menu or a bus schedule. In our research, we found that the percentage of those living below the poverty line in different categories of Miami population are as follows: 36.8% of children, 35.1% of married-couple families, 10.5% of single-parent families with no wife and 54.4% of single-parent families without a husband.   Problem SolutionThere is a need for creating opportunities that can enable low-income families to learn computer skills that can lead to better job opportunities.

This will also equip the parents with the necessary resource. There is also a need to motivate each child to achieve his or her dream despite his/her financial situation. A greater impact can be realized by sponsoring Kiwanis Club in Little Havana. Based on this, we have decided that we can help the Kiwanis Club by implementing ideas to raise funds or computer donations in order to advance this great development.