PBX Consultants LLC.
PBX provides comprehensive academic and social developmental programming for individuals, schools and communities inclusive, but not limited to college preparation and transition curriculums, financial aid workshops, GED/academic tutoring and seminars encompassing life skills concepts and career readiness.
PBX customizes programs based on the unique needs and logistics of each client. Since 1999, PBX has provided community enrichment programming and structured academic development facilities throughout the Tri-State Area, Georgia, and South Carolina.
PBX understands that the reality of continuously evolving technologies and greater competition within academia as well as the workforce, mandates that tomorrow’s leader’s in the global economy be technologically innovative, academically prepared, and intrinsically motivated.
PBX continues energize and connect communities of life-long learners and future leaders as they plan to be exclusive.
Objectives
Structure Dual Enrollment and Experiential Learning Opportunities.
Provide a positive and motivating learning environment for adolescents and young adults to become technologically and academically prepared.
Assist upper classmen in high school with the process of leaving high school and entering college.
Assist in preparation of college admissions and financial aid applications.
Provide career readiness training inclusive of interview skills and resume writing.
Facilitate internship opportunities.
Facilitate networking/collaboration opportunities as members of global community.
Mission
PBX strives to academically and socially prepare tomorrow’s leaders for the global economy through comprehensive academic programming, soft-skills training, and opportunities for networking through the constant integration of emerging technologies and community events.
Vision
To become the most dynamic and influential youth leadership program in the global market.
COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER
Our Goal is to:
Assist students in meeting state and local academic achievement standards in core academic subjects, such as reading and mathematics, by providing the students with opportunities for academic enrichment through the facilitation of various discipline specific curriculums and activities. Supplemental activities are inclusive but not limited to: drug and violence prevention workshops, counseling, art, music, recreation, technology, and character education programs. These initiatives will reinforce and complement the regular academic programs of the schools attended by the students served;
Offer opportunities and resources for literacy and educational/professional development for community.
“It’s nice to dream, but it’s better to have a Plan.”