FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT www.qns.com June 30, 2016 • KIDS & EDUCATION • The Quens Cou rie r 45 EARN EXTRA INCOME The Queens Courier is looking for experienced Telemarketers to work in our Bayside Office. MORNING & AFTERNOON SHIFTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE. SALARY + COMMISSION CALL FOR INTERVIEW 718-224-5863 ext. 228 SHARPER SKILLS…BETTER GRADES…BRIGHTER FUTURE! IS ONGOING FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN K8 ACADEMICS FULL/HALF DAY NURSERY FULL DAY PREKINDERGARTEN & PREK FOR ALL SMART CLASSROOMS With iPad Integration BEFORE & AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES & CLUBS A Catholic Community with Quality Academics www.olsschoolfp.org It is no doubt a young soccer fan’s idea of heaven: To have the legendary David Villa offering tips on how to be a better player. Those young fans can find heaven on earth for two weeks this summer at Queens College because Villa—who among his many notable accomplishments was a member of the Spanish National Team that won the 2010 World Cup—will bring his DV7 Soccer Academy to the college’s Summer Camp for two one-week sessions in July and August. The sessions have been designed by professional soccer coach and director of Villa’s academy, Josep Gombau Balaguer, and will be conducted by Marc Sabate, former FCBEscola director in Dubai. Villa, who is currently the star of the New York City Football Club, will be on hand for a training session with each group of children, observing their play and providing helpful feedback. Sessions will run from July 25–29 and August 1–5, from 9 am to 4 pm. Participants will receive two full DV7 Soccer Academy kits, including jerseys, shorts, and socks; an Adidas mini soccer ball signed by David Villa; and a certificate of completion. There are still a few openings for the camp. For more information, visit http://www.queensknights.com/DV7.
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