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InfoLink has:

-Graduated over 180 students

- Provided nearly 1300 hours of instruction overall

-Facilitated over 21,000 hours of paid internships with local businesses

-Created Teach the Teacher opportunities for 16 local high school teachers

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Image of Student Because of InfoLink's tremendous impact, its administrators and instructors wanted to create a public resource that would continue to promote issues surrounding youth and technology throughout the United States and the world. This section contains valuable information on how to replicate the InfoLink program model and other resources on youth workforce development and the digital divide.

InfoLink may work well in developing countries. Governments or large businesses of such countries should develop policies that enable their universities and colleges to consider partnerships like those created through the InfoLink program. Identifying and establishing funding is a major issue. InfoLink is expensive, including the cost of instructors, staff, and internship pay to students – but it is successful.

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