Site-Based Work Experience: CCRD
College/Career Research & Development
Site-Based Work Experience: CCRD
College/Career Research & Development
Pathway/Program of Study
Pathway/Program of Study
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College/Career Research & Development
Ms. Cassandra Laine
cassandra_j_laine@mcpsmd.orgCCRD Course Progression
*Pathway & Program of Study Completer CourseCCRD Course Progression
Level 1
Level 1
Not available Beginning 2026-2027 School Year
Level 2
Can only be taken if Level 1 was completed prior to 2026-2027 School YearTwo CoursesLevel 2
and
Level 2
Level 2
Career Seminar*
NSS 2034 A/BCareer Seminar*
Academic Year12
PrerequisiteCollege/Career Research and Development
CorequisiteSite-Based Work Experience
Pathway & Program of Study Completer Course
No repeats for credit
Students in Career Seminar will learn how to effectively plan for theirfuture, incorporating employment education and training goals,while also building financial literacy skills and integrating theMaryland's Skills for Success as they begin to manage their careerinterests and goals.
Taken concurrently with Site-Based Work Experience, students will apply knowledge learned in CCRD to the practical experience of their site-based learning placement. This course teaches how to effectively manage career and educational choices through incorporating employment, education and training goals. It builds financial literacy skills and integrates the Maryland’s Skills for Success competencies. Students complete a career portfolio that demonstrates proficiencies in workplace readiness, personal financial management, and personal growth and development, and employment experiences.
Site-Based Work Experience*
WBL 2013 A/BDouble PeriodSite-Based Work Experience*
Academic Year12
PrerequisiteCollege/Career Research and Development
CorequisiteCollege/Career SeminarStudents must successfully complete the seminar class to receive site-based credit
Pathway & Program of Study Completer Course
Unlimited repeats for subject credit
Coursework assigned to a student schedule that allows students toleave campus for a part time job and earn credit for maintaining apart time work experience with a paid employer.
Students participate in a site-based experience in conjunction with the career seminar class. Students work directly with industry professionals in a career of interest, while refining career goals and postsecondary plans. The SBWE teacher completes on-site work evaluations and assists students with work related issues. Student work sites must be approved and supervised by the teacher. To earn credit for a double period, students are required to have a minimum of 135 hours of work experience per semester.
Level 1Begin Phase-Out
Level 2 Can only be taken if Level 1 was completed prior to 2026-2027 School YearTwo CoursesCareer Seminar*andSite-Based Work Experience*
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