Resource Selectives
EMPLOYABILITY I
SEK-1030
Length/Credit: One Semester, 0.5 credit
Prerequisite: None
Students will understand relationships between skills, abilities, interests, values, and work environment preferences; explore postsecondary options and career interest; recognize the different levels of education and/or training required for employment options; recognize the relationship between appearance and successful employment; identify positive ways to solve workplace problems; learn how to communicate workplace accommodations if necessary; understand the relationship between attendance and job keeping; demonstrate ability to cooperate with other workers.
EMPLOYABILITY II
SEK-1040
Length/Credit: One Semester, 0.5 credit
Prerequisite: Employability I
Students will apply problem-solving skills to job situations with co-workers and supervisors; learn safe and appropriate use of technology and how it relates to obtaining and maintaining a job; complete a resume, complete a basic job applications; complete a mock job interview; identify the different components of a paycheck stub/direct deposit; understand and complete work-related forms (W-4, tax forms, W-2).
EMPLOYABILITY III
SEK-1051/1052
Length/Credit: One Year, 0.5 credit; may be repeated up to earning 2.0 credits
Prerequisite: Employability I & II
This course involves actual job experience at the job site. A ten-hour minimum work week outside school hours is required. Meet employer requirements for entry-level employees; work effectively at the job site; complete assigned tasks to employer satisfaction; gain work experience, and develop employment skills. Students must provide verification of hours worked, meet weekly with instructor, and maintain employment throughout the semester.
TRANSITION TO SUCCESS
SEI-1110
Length/Credit: One Semester, 0.5 credit
Prerequisite: None
This course helps students develop a portfolio to obtain and maintain information needed to make a successful transition after high school. Students will work on skills including effective communication, advocacy, personal care, daily living skills, budgeting, transportation, goal setting, and adult services.