Systems
Based on High Academic Standards: Using high academic standards,
including content standards or performance standards, for implementing
school-based or work-based learning.
Integrated
Curriculum: Integrating school-based and work-based learning
at the elementary, middle, and highschool levels.
School-Based
Enterprises:
Operating an enterprise linked to work-based
learning at the school site.
Guidance
Counselors in Education Edge Systems: Involving guidance
counselors in STC activities (developing career planning skills in students,
training teachers as career mentors, etc.).
Involving
Every Student:Allowing for the inclusion of all student
groups within the school including the academically talented, limited English
speakers, low-achieving youth, low-income youth, native Americans, youth
with disabilities, youth in rural areas, and young women in non-traditional
employment opportunities.
Engaging Organized Labor
and Employee Associations:
Engaging organized labor and employee associations in a STC system (serving
as a local partner, providing workplace mentors, developing skill standards
and credentialing techniques, etc.).
All
Aspects of an Industry:
Offering opportunities for exploration
of and experiences in all aspects of the industry or sector (planning,
management, finances, marketing, technical and production skills, underlying
principles of technology, labor and community issues, health and safety
issues and environmental issues).
Work-Based
Learning Experiences:Offering a comprehensive continuum
of work-based learning experiences that include job shadows, structured
unpaid work experience, and paid work experience.
Worksite
Employee Training: Training for worksite employees (supervisors
and mentors) that is designed to assist these employees in providing quality
work-based learning experiences for students.
Intermediary/Connecting
Activities: Connecting school-based opportunities with
work-based opportunities by linking students, schools, employers and other
stakeholders (employment specialists in school, involvement of local chambers
of commerce, etc.).
Skill
Standards: A school-based or work-based experience that
is built on skill standards. Indicate if skill standards are used in the
development of curriculum and how, if any, employers are involved.
Liability,
Health, and Safety Issues: Incorporating strategies for
managing Work-based learning experiences that effectively consider liability,
health, and safety issues for students. Strategies to Build Local Partnerships:
Building a local partnership inclusive of all key stakeholders.
For additional information, please contact:
Center for Community Career Education The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
615 McCallie Avenue
Chattanooga, TN 37405
Phone: (423) 755-4475
Fax: (423) 755-5282