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THE EDUCATION FOR EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT ALLOWS STUDENTS TO TAKE THEIR LEARNING OUT OF THE SCHOOL AND INTO INDUSTRY.
PLEASE COMPARE THE TWO CLASSES BELOW AND SEE WHICH ONE IS RIGHT FOR YOU.
MICRO-INTERNSHIP
This "class" is online and is offered as a "10th hour" course. 10 hours of internship/job shadow experience.
This class does not meet regularly - it is asynchronous.
Curriculum:
Career & exploration
Resume & cover letter
Interview preparation
Reflection activities
Students will receive ¼ credit P/No Credit
INTERNSHIP ACTIVITIES:
May include, but are not limited to the following:
Job shadowing
Special projects
Sampling of tasks from different departments or positions
PREREQUISTE: Jr or Sr
Students must provide their own transportation to and from the internship site.
This course can be repeated once.
INTERRELATED OCCUPATIONS - WORK STUDY PROGRAM
Students enrolled in this course during the second semester will meet the Consumer Education requirement for graduation.
This cooperative education program is designed to provide students the skills needed to be successful in our rapidly changing global economy and workforce. Classroom topics include: job search skills (resumes, networking, interviewing techniques), career exploration, occupational survival skills (decision making, problem solving, goal setting, interpersonal) as well as money management skills. Students are released from school and receive credit for their on-the-job cooperative work experiences enabling them to apply the skills learned in class.
They will work an average of 12-15 hours per week. Students must have a job prior to the start of the class or risk being dropped from the program. There are always students with jobs waiting to join and space is limited.
This course can be taken for a semester or an entire school year.
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