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P08 - Pilot Project: Regional and Sub-regional CTE Advisory Program

Synopsis

Lead: Lori Benson, lbenson@sbccd.org, Regional Advisory Project Manager
Colleges: Chaffey, Norco, Palo Verde, San Bernardino Valley, Victor Valley
Number of colleges participating: 5

Sector: Across all CTE TOPS and Sectors

• Metrics: Enrollments, Students Who Earn a Degree or Certificate, Employed 2 Quarters After Exit, Employed 4 Quarters After Exit

Project Description: Continuing work of the initial pilot project, establish & strengthen industry partnerships on behalf of improving pathways. Ultimately, students will be better prepared to meet new emerging industry standards and employment needs. Regional advisories provide: labor market information, industry skills panels, and breakout groups. Community college and K12 faculty develop meaningful partnerships leading to on-going curriculum advisement; internship & apprenticeship opportunities; etc. Meets Perkins requirements.

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How to Get Involved

Educators + Industry Partners = STRONG WORKFORCE
EDUCATORS, please join Regional Advisory Meetings - Invite educator and industry partners; meet Perkins requirements
INDUSTRY PARTNERS, please join Regional Advisory Meetings in your area of expertise - provide new industry standards; review curriculum, etc.

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Through the Strong Workforce Program, Regional Advisory Communities are building industry/education collaboration with the following goals in mind:

• To meet industry employment and training needs
• To advance career pathways for student success
• To meet Perkins grant guidelines.

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