Program of Studies - Miscellaneous Courses

INTERN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

Prerequisite: Interview with the Schools to Career Coordinator to determine internship site.

Students must provide their own transportation.
Students must be l6 years or older to participate.

This course will offer a community based learning experience for students that wish to gain skills in a particular career pathway. Students are paired with a mentor who will supervise their internship of a minimum of four(4) hours. The internship is unpaid. The mentor and School to Career Coordinator develop a Work Based learning Plan that evaluates the student's performance. This evaluation and weekly time sheets make up the bulk of the student's grade.

This course may be taken for a full year for l credit or a half-year for ½ credit.

WKEXP
WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM

1/2 - 1 CREDIT

Prerequisite: Interview with the School to Careers Coordinator to determine work site.

Students must provide their own transportation.
Work permit is necessary if student is under 18 years of age. Students must be 16 years of older to participate.

Students in this program will learn the basic skills and training needed to succeed in a chosen work environment. They will work with an adult supervisor who will provide the necessary support
to work at least four(4) hours in a community based work site. This is a paid work experience. The supervisor and the School to Career Coordinator develop a Work Based learning Plan that evaluates the student's performance. This evaluation with weekly time sheets make up the bulk of the student's grade. This course can be taken for a full year for l credit or a half-year for ½ credits

MISCELLANEOUS
LEADERSHIP


LEADER-S1 FALL LEADER-S2 SPRING	1/2 CREDIT 1/2 CREDIT

(Gr. 9-12)

This course is offered to all potential or existing class officers, team captains, members of school leadership groups and any student(s) that perceives themselves as assuming leadership roles within the student body. The course will offer the student the opportunity to develop basic leadership skills as well as the opportunity to understand the importance of making appropriate decisions.

Students will be required to generate various examples of real life leadership issues and resolve them in the appropriate manner. The course will be designed to accommodate those students who anticipate leadership as being an integral part of their school.

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