Welcome to the VVUHSD Work Experience page where you will be able to find information about this great program.
Work Permits are not issued until you are hired for a job.
The employer MUST fill out the employer section of the form before a permit can be issued.
Please fill out the completed work permit application (which can be printed from the forms section) and turn it into the
Career Center at your school or the CTE District Office.
Contact: Katrina Williams, Work Experience Teacher
Located at 16350 Mojave Drive, Victorville
Open Monday thru Friday.
8 AM to 4 PM
An elective course for students who have jobs or are seeking employment.
A unique program that is designed to link the school curriculum (WE class) with the world of work (your job).
Students in the program earn high school credit by attending a weekly class that teaches job skills, habits, and attitudes conducive to employment success.
A program that assists students to choose a career wisely, prepares students for full-time employment suited to their abilities and interests, and learns to work with others in successful and rewarding ways.
A student must:
Maintain a 2.0 GPA
Have good attendance at school
Be enrolled in four district classes
Be able to work or volunteer outside of their normal school day and weekends.
A student in Work Experience can:
Earn school credit for working.
A WE student can work a maximum of 36 hours per week.
Learn knowledge, skills, work habits, and attitudes necessary for successful job performance.
Develop a sense of responsibility and self-reliance through supervised, paid, and unpaid employment experiences.
Complete the required Work Experience forms that will be given to you by your instructor.
Attend the Work Experience class once a week and complete class assignments.
Submit weekly time cards signed by the work site supervisor verifying hours worked.
Average at least 10 to 20 hours of work per week
Labor Laws for Minors
Occupational Safety Training
Sexual Harassment
Payroll Deductions and Pay Stubs
Income Taxes
Customer Service Skills
Career Exploration
Employment Skills
Economic Awareness
How to Properly Leave a Job
And more…