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Serving the California Community Colleges of Los Angeles County and Orange County
- To integrate and coordinate economic development and vocational educational programs and services.
- To develop and coordinate staff development.
- To increase the knowledge of programs and services in the region, and to disseminate best practices.
Downloadable Activity Calendar - 2009-2010
Career Pathways Initiative Grantee list for 2007-08
Articulation PowerPoint Presentation from November 4, 2008
Articulation Handbook
College Contact for WIB/One-Stop Centers
Comprehensive One-Stop Center or Affiliate list
WorkKeys resource is located on the Resources page.
Summer Institute: Workforce Development Professional Competencies An intensive five-day program designed to enhance your workforce leadership skills and provide certification as a professional in workforce development. Contact Barbara Kessler at bkessler@virginia.edu or 434-243-5337
Read Right: Empowering the Mind
Do your CTE students need help with reading skills to be successful in your program and the workplace? Read Right is a unique approach to teaching reading and English as a second language that enables students to address reading problems and improve language skills. Read more at: www.readright.com
National Center for Competency Testing
NCCT offers a professional testing service for the allied health medical careers, bookkeepers and Certified Postsecondary Instructor. NCCT certifications provide instructional accountability, recognized credentials and placement advantage. Read more at: www.ncctinc.com
Software for Teaching Basic Skills
Aztec Software offers educational courseware designed to address the education and training needs of your students to help them improve their academics and develop work and Life skills. Read more at: www.aztecsoftware.com
CTE Pathways at California High Schools
Bring yourself up to date on what Association of California School Administrators is doing to address the high school student dropout and achievement gap crisis. This is an opportunity for community colleges to develop CTE pathways. Read more at: www.acsa.org |
