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Career Pathways:

Career Pathways:. Cyndy Sandberg, Coordinator Jefferson County School to Work Consortium Kristin Long, Career Pathways Coordinator Madison Area Technical College. Tools to Assist in the Successful Transition for All Students. E S T A B L I S H E D 1 9 1 2.

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Career Pathways:

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  1. Career Pathways: Cyndy Sandberg,Coordinator Jefferson County School to Work Consortium Kristin Long, Career Pathways Coordinator Madison Area Technical College Tools to Assist in the Successful Transition for All Students

  2. E S T A B L I S H E D 1 9 1 2

  3. “Madison College provides accessible, high quality learning experiences that serve the community.”

  4. 6 months later… 97% satisfied 93% employed 96% in Wisconsin 82% in Madison College district

  5. 40,000+ students • 21,500 degree credit • 13,700 continuing education • 4,300 adult basic education • 2,100 community service • 1,600 English Language Learner (ELL)

  6. National Background States’ Career Clusters Initiative, 2007, www.careerclusters.org Career Clusters

  7. The Smart Start Booklet • Development • Resources • Funding • Distribution

  8. How is it being used? • At the College • Madison College Centers At a Glance • In the High Schools

  9. Career Clusters Inventory • http://matcmadison.edu/choose-career

  10. Cluster Maps Include all courses that are inclusive to that cluster both CTE and academic. Includes 2 & 4 year programs and adult apprenticeship opportunities. 16 maps – Example Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Public Published Document – used in course description guides and beginning career classes

  11. Lake Mills Career Cluster Sample: AGRICULTURE

  12. Pathway Maps Includes courses that are relevant to that pathway – example Animal or Plant Includes courses from post-secondary for grades 13 and 14 There are 79, but most schools will do 12-15 Private document – used by school counselors when conferencing and in relevant CTE courses to promote career development

  13. Pathway Sample Plant

  14. Youth Apprenticeship Information: YA PDF.doc

  15. WISCONSIN CAREER PATHWAYS WEB SITE PROJECT

  16. The Mission... To partnerwitheducational organizations, government, and business/industry to develop a feasibility report with recommendations to create a statewide Career Pathways Web Site to be accessed by Wisconsin citizens in the pursuit of career planning and pathway sharing

  17. State Background State Support for Organized, Consistent, User-friendly Career Pathways Web Site • Single Web-based “warehouse” of career clusters (link career, education, and labor market data) • Free and accessible • Consolidate career planning resources, connect partners, and eliminate duplication

  18. Leadership Executive Team • Marge Rubin, Project Coordinator Fox Valley Technical College • Lora Schultz,Mid-State Technical College • Sue Maresh,Waukesha County Technical College • Jennifer Wagner, Moraine Park Technical College • Steve Wilkes, Gateway Technical College • Kristin Long, Madison Area Technical College Karen Clarke, Project Assistant

  19. Project Team Wisconsin Technical College System Wisconsin Technical Colleges University of Wisconsin System Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction K-12 School Districts CESAs 1, 3 and 6 Dept of Workforce Development

  20. 2008-09 Grant GoalsFunded through Carl D. Perkins WTCS Reserve Grant

  21. Research: The Audience

  22. 2009-2010 Focus Developers of Secondary to Postsecondary Programs of Study

  23. 2009-2010 Focus Organized by 16 Career Clusters / 79 Pathways

  24. The Content Organized by 16 Career Clusters / 79 Pathways

  25. The Content Organized by 16 Career Clusters /79 Pathways

  26. The Content High School Resources • Recommended high school courses for a career path • Articulation agreements (advanced standing/transcripted credit) • Industry-based certifications • Work-based learning • Youth apprenticeships

  27. The Content Postsecondary Resources All postsecondary programs, majors, and apprenticeships organized by cluster • Links to other Web sites • UW Transfer Information System (TIS) • Educational sectors: UW System, WTCS, WAIC&U • Postsecondary career pathway Web sites • Preparing for college (KnowHow2Go.org)

  28. The Content • Links to other Web sites • Careerclusters.org • Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction • Other states with career pathways Web sites • Reliable/free Web site resources on: career development, assessment, and descriptions • Career development Web sites, (e.g., WisCareers, Career Cruising, WisconsinMentor • Labor market information, (e.g., WorkNet) and organizations

  29. The Content Oregon CTE Pathways Web Site http://oregon.ctepathways.org • Click on Tutorialon the upper right • Click on the link to View Examples of Roadmap Drawings • Select 2 Embedded POST Viewsunder the Contents heading

  30. 2009-10 Grant Goals Funded through Carl D. Perkins WTCS Reserve Grant

  31. Develop Web Site

  32. Evaluate, Pilot & Promote

  33. Sustainability

  34. Resources • www.matcmadison.edu • http://www.dwd.state.wi.us/youthapprenticeship/ • www.careerclusters.org

  35. QUESTIONS?

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