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Work Based Learning

 

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Other WBL Options

  • Industry Speakers and Tours
  • Job Shadowing
  • Community Service/Volunteering and Service Learning
  • Career-Focused Research Project
  • School-Based Enterprise
  • Onsite-Site Project (Community Based)
  • Clinical Experience

CV-TEC works with more than 200 businesses during the school year to provide our CTE students with work-based learning opportunities, and we continue to look for new partnerships.

 

Mrs. Sherry Snow
CV-TEC, Student Services Coordinator
(518) 561-0100 ext. 255
snow_sherry@cves.org

Student Services Department

Plattsburgh Main Campus

At CV-TEC, Work Based Learning (WBL), combined with employability skills training are critical components to preparing students for their chosen career path. These experiences make school-based learning more relevant
by providing students with the opportunity to apply knowledge and skills learned in the classroom to real world situations. Students gain work experience and are exposed to various career options. In turn, they develop an understanding of the range of post-secondary options available to them, including college, technical training, and entry-level skilled employment. To meet the needs of our diverse Career and Technical Education (CTE) student population, we offer a wide variety of Work Based Learning (WBL) options. These may
be exploratory in nature or a culminating paid experience designed to perfect and expand skills through on-the job training. CTE teachers recommend students for these WBL opportunities based on their good academic standing, technical proficiency, and workplace behaviors, including attendance. The certified WBL coordinator,
along with the teacher, student and employer develop individually tailored objectives or training plans for each student placement. Students are required to complete time sheets documenting their WBL attendance and learning experiences, and upon completion, the workplace supervisors/mentors will verify and provide feedback to students.

NY State Registered WBL Programs

Career Exploration Internship Program (CEIP)

  • Career awareness, exploration Unpaid
  • Hazardous occupations prohibited
  • Students age 14+

Cooperative Career & Technical Education Work Experience Program (CO-OP)

  • Career development, skill specific
  • Paid or unpaid
  • Hazardous occupations allowable with
    student-learner exceptions
  • Students age 16+
  • Requires supervised on-the-job training, related in-school instruction, a memorandum of agreement for the extended classroom, and a student training plan.

Youth Apprenticeship Program

  • Paid on-the-job training; apprentices train under the guidance of experienced journey workers.
  • Related classroom training
  • Students age 18+

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