Curricula + Courseware

Business Philanthropist Technical Assistance Program (BPTAP)

The Business Philanthropist (BPTAP) is a leadership program for social entrepreneurs. BPTAP (formerly MENTOR Leadership) has three (3) exemplary leadership tracks which include:

• Business Entrepreneur (for-profit)
• Business Philanthropy (hybrid)
• Ultimate Philanthropy (non-profit)

Participants identify, plan, develop, and launch hybrid (for-profit and non-profit) conceptual businesses or expand and grow an existing one. They also learn how to successfully plan, set goals and objectives, assemble a board and operational team, and develop actions to create, build, market, and prove a business concept leading to successful launch of a product, program, service, and the entire business.

Certified Business Philanthropist Program

The Certified Business Philanthropist (CBP) program is a certification program for social entrepreneurs or individuals who provide business advisory services as mentors and coaches.

This program covers the principles of Business Philanthropy (BP), 90-Day Sprint, Pace to Success (BP Olympics), Agile Business Operations Development (ABOD) Services, and Social Learning Fund.

Participants learn how to lead social entrepreneurs through the entire Client Journey Experience as they identify, plan, develop, and launch a conceptual business project or expand and grow an existing business. This program runs concurrently with BPTAP, where every CBP candidate is paired with a social entrepreneur to work during training.

Community Health Administration

The Community Health Administration (CHA) program is a community services healthcare and business pre-apprenticeship program. This program prepares an individual in one of four (4) occupations: Intake Coordinator, Care Coordinator, Community Coordinator, and Marketing Specialist.

The end goal of CHA Administration is to prepare underserved youth populations for entry level career pathways that lead to sustainable advanced behavioral health career opportunities. These advanced careers include Program Manager, Social Worker, Mental Health Therapist, Counselor, etc.

Eco-friendly Emissions for Youth and Adults

This after-school and community driven program prepares youth and adults to be carbon efficient Eco-friendly Leadership Champions in their community. They will learn how to lower carbon emissions, promote clean energy, and improve air quality via behavior change one person, one friend, one family, and one neighborhood at a time. Participants are exposed to energy sustainability practices.

Leadership Experience Accelerator Program (LEAP) Challenge

LEAP Challenge is a multidisciplinary leadership technology apprenticeship program. LEAP Challenge is a diversion program designed to give youth various career pathway options that they can explore that leads to paid summer camp experiences and internships. The end goal of LEAP is to mitigate miscreant behaviors, lower adolescent incarceration, divert bulling and other abusive behaviors, and reduce other adverse life dynamics and conditions that affect a youth’s well-being and happiness.

This program prepares an individual in one of nine (9) occupations: Catalyst Life Coach, LEAP Facilitator, Peer Mentor, Youth Activist, Youth Advisor, Youth Alchemist, Youth Architect, Youth Entrepreneur, and Youth Environmentalist. Each job role is an entry level position that leads to complimentary advanced management and leadership careers in business, education, government, healthcare, and information technology.

Learning Technologist Leadership

The Learning Technologist Leadership (LTL) Apprenticeship Program is a multidisciplinary occupation focused on educational technology, with touchpoints in business, information technology, and leadership development. A person can enter the field as an Instructional Aid or Learning Specialist and mature through the leadership pipeline by completing on-the-job training with live work experiences from start to finish and can advance onward to become an Instructional Designer, Learning Technologist, or Strategic Learning Technologist. The leadership ladder for a LT professional includes five levels.

RITMO Experience Leadership

RITMO Experience Leadership is a one-year program that builds into a 7-10-day cultural immersion experience through world travel. It is a daily rhythmic, inspiration, transformation, healing, and lifestyle leadership practice. RITMO means rhythm in Spanish. RITMO stands for recitation, intonation, tension, meditative-movement, and oneness. It represents the essence and rhythm that exists in all of life.

RITMO incorporates sound vibration, music, meditation, chanting, mantras and mudra touchpoints, dance, and body movement to create a unique super conscious cosmic experience—oneness. The physical modalities of RITMO are foundational to quieting the mind, listening, observation, practice, and living in an illuminated state of super conscious being.

This unique super conscious experience leads the practitioner to live and emanate pure unconditional love. It is The Ultimate Love Connection (TULC). A place of awareness where the practitioner remembers and reflects his or her personal – I AM presence.

RITMO Retreat

This program is an extended immersive multi-disciplinary leadership experience that focuses on personal transformation, self-love, healing, eco-friendly emissions, and technology. This is a 100-hour program. The first 96 hours includes 4 days of immersive experiences. The remaining 4 hours are reserved for orientation and award ceremony.

Whole Person Care Administration

The Whole Person Care (WPC) Administration program is a holistic community services healthcare and business apprenticeship program. WPC Administration has three human service formularies, which include supportive care, education, and employment. The end goal of WPC Administration is to help at-risk community members identify and address their complex needs and set them on a path to become self-actualized beings.

This program prepares an individual in one of eight (8) occupations: System Navigator, Admissions Coordinator, Program Coordinator, Career Specialist, Business Operations Specialist, Community Development Liaison, Grant Writer, and Content Publisher. Each job role is an entry level position that leads to complimentary advanced management and leadership careers in business, education, healthcare, and information technology.