EDUCATION
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Can TEN hours be the start of a work-based learning partnership?
Are you looking to START a career pathways program and don’t know where to begin?
Have you had no luck trying to find industry leaders to PARTICIPATE in a work-based learning program?
Give Me TEN is the kickstart to your work-based learning journey. Our program has been proven and tested as an easy way to transition from business leader to work-based learning partner.
We’ve designed Give Me TEN as a DIY program that any career pathways coordinator or teacher can implement. This program will benefit your local business partner and student as the beginning of a career pathway to success.
If you’re looking to get your work-based learning program up and running, contact us for a consultation.
INDUSTRIES WE SERVE
These are the work-based learning programs we support at Give Me TEN.
Automotive
Game Programming
Computer Support Service
Cosmetology
Medical Assisting
Culinary Arts
Construction Skills and Management
Learn more about Education collaborations
Work-Based Learning Packages for Schools
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HOURLY
EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT
Includes a minimum of 10 hours of support
This level provides the support you may need while implementing the program into your region. We offer hours for consultation, in-person training (additional costs for travel) or Zoom sessions. Let us know where you need help and we will design the training to suit your needs.
Depending on your needs, the training would come from the education side or industry side. It can involve hosting joint meetings with your business and industry panel to get everyone on board. It can include staff training for others within your agency or within a district that you serve.
After the initial support is completed, we can offer additional hours if needed.
Contact us for pricing
1.
YEAR-LONG
EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT
Includes support for a year with live training
Education and Industry Implementation Support
This package will give you access to both the education and industry support for the first year of the program implementation. We will communicate on a regular basis to assist with the implementation of the Give Me TEN Model.
This will include monthly emails, Zoom calls and answering questions you may have. We will schedule an in-person meeting where we will travel to your district for a day of training of your choice. (Additional cost for travel expenses)
It could be training at the district level, staff development, business, and industry counsel training of your choice. We will also offer online training throughout the year to anyone in your network who is struggling and needs assistance.
4.
HOURLY
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT
Includes a minimum of 8 hours of support
This is for support with Workforce Development in your county and region. You will work with our national connection in Workforce Development, and they will provide you with the connections and resources to create the partnership with Workforce Development so you can begin to tap into the local funding available to support your program and students.
This will be the “carrot on a stick” if you will when be looking to attract local business partners and allow you to help better serve your students in the WBL process.
GIVE ME TEN WORK-BASED LEARNING MANUAL
40+ pages of the inner workings of the Give Me TEN process and model
Includes all the tips, tricks, and details on how to get the program off the ground
Includes sample documents of the 10-hour outline, site and student contracts, release of liability form and more
Also includes (3) 45-minute Zoom sessions to help you work out all the kinks and answer questions you have
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CURRENT SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Lake County Tech Campus
Community High School District 155
25 students waiting to be matched with local businesses
Brookings Harbor High School
Coming Soon
Jack Wilson
Automotive Service II Instructor
Lake County Tech Campus
“I have been a part of the Automotive Industry for 25 years and teaching at high school students for 17 years. I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Workforce Education and Development from Southern Illinois University and am a Master ASE Certified Technician.
Throughout my career, the need for training has been made evident as well as ample hands-on experience to get a firm understanding for how to make proper repairs as well as teach relevant skills. In today’s ever changing technologies, this couldn’t be more true. Our country, now more than ever, is in desperate need of these trained individuals. I believe it is vital that hands-on training be part of the process through lab training, internships and apprenticeships which allow students the opportunity to apply first-hand what they are learning in the classroom.”