What we’re about
NorCal World School offers to anyone and everyone who wants to learn, have fun and meet new people.
The world is our classroom. Let's go on a field trip!!
Past Events been in music and dance, martial arts and yoga, meditation and philosophy, dating and relationships, acting and improvisation, networking and social media, foreign languages, computer use, job hunting, startups - and many other topics as well.
The World School is focused on sharing activities and teaching skills which are fun, healthy and useful.
Currently in person events are located in the Bay Area. Our events are often styled as potlucks, classes, workshops and public talks. We go on field trips, so we can explore new areas and discover new things, and we like to gather in parks and public areas. Indoors we gather in community centers and community meeting rooms, or we might be found in cafes, private homes and in public classrooms.
All classes and events at our locations are open to all. Everyone is always welcome to attend.
We only have one rule at the: Be Excellent to Each Other
So come and enjoy yourself, start training your body and your mind, meet new people - or teach and share what you know.
You are always welcome.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Introduction to Senior Community Service Employment ProgramLink visible for attendees
Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) is a federally funded job-readiness program that helps older adults transition from on-the-job training back into the work force. We work with community-based training sites to assist you in developing the skills necessary while you seek full-time or part-time employment.
Presented by Amy Yu, Program Director, SCSEP, Felton Institute, a Family Service Agency
This will be an online event, using the Zoom platform. Reservations required: https://sfpl-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMpfuqurj0pHtY_Cjeh9sjL400ats4IM-Bh#/registration
- Income Taxes: The BasicsLink visible for attendees
Learn about fundamental tax concepts, including the purpose and types of taxes.
We will cover key elements such as the W-4 form, FICA taxes and the differences between federal and state taxes. We will also cover how income is reported to the IRS, the importance of filing status and the benefits of claiming dependents. Other topics include tax deductions and credits, filing requirements and the responsibilities of self-employed individuals. Information on free tax preparation services and the role of Low Income Taxpayer Clinics (LITCs) in assisting low-income taxpayers will also be provided.Presented by the Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, a program of the Justice & Diversity Center of the Bar Association of San Francisco.
This will be an online event, using the Zoom platform. Reservations required: https://sfpl-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIlf-mspj8vGNyKERIkdHau3EsWpsqLi-vS#/registration
- Resume Writing EssentialsLink visible for attendees
An Employment Program Representative from the California Employment Development Department covers the essentials to creating a winning resume in today's job market.
The Employment Development Department highly recommends that you register and submit your resume on the CalJobs website. This is a no-fee job search site. For further assistance or questions please call 415-749-7511.
This will be an online event, using the Zoom platform. Reservations required: https://sfpl-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMtfuigrTkjE9aZqR6F1eFXn_9bhpVK6PBn#/registration
- Small Business Office Hours with an AdvisorLink visible for attendees
Get feedback on your small business ideas from a business advisor from the Small Business Development Center. Advisors will host a virtual office hour to help assess your ideas, answer questions and provide advice on best practices to make your business ideas a reality. Information is also available about free resources for the practical skill-building needed to carry out your business plans. Office hours are group sessions and virtual.
Learn to:-
Structure your initial business ideas into a focused business plan.
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Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of your business ideas.
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Gauge the market and industry outlook for your potential business.
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Understand the permits you may potentially need for the kind of business you are planning.
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Create a plan to finance your business and how to find funding resources.
Office Hours are held by Gwendolyn Wright, the Managing Consultant of The Wright Consultants. Her mission is to start and grow businesses, increase entrepreneurs’ access to capital and improve their financial acumen. She has extensive experience, from ecommerce, retail and wholesale to manufacturing and distribution. Wright has coached small and medium size businesses for over twenty years.
This will be an online event, using the Zoom platform. Reservations required: https://norcalsbdc.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_XZtLsJQKQiWKc4wkQXfM9g#/registration
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