Who
Can Enroll?
Students
in grades 11 and 12 who have a permanent part-time
job that averages 10 hours/week.
Must
have a job and, if under 18, must have a work permit
Must have a 2.0 GPA and good attendance as defined by the SBSD
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Work
Experience Education Teacher
Mrs. Bonnie Barber
805-968-2541 x. 219
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To
the Seniors, Class
of 2008!
Goodbye and Good Luck!
 
Students
who enroll in this course will expand their knowledge
of the world of work
by exploring job
success skills, employment
law, personal
rights, financial
planning, and career choices.
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Earn
5 credits / semester with a maximum of 20 credits for four
semesters
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Earn
up to 6 units of SBCC credit
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Eligible
to work extended hours (up to 8 hrs/day, 40 hrs/ week)
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Leave
school early and qualify for jobs not available to other
students
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Learn
knowledge, skills, work habits and attitudes necessary
for successful job performance
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Learn
how to accept and utilize constructive criticism
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Learn
to work with others in successful and rewarding ways
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Learn
how to get a job, keep your job, and leave your job
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Discover
new potential in your own skills and abilities
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Develop
a sense of accomplishment, responsibility, and self-reliance
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High
School Credit:
Students
may earn 1 credit for every 30 hours of work reported via
pay stubs for a maximum of 5 credits/semester totalling
150 hours or more.
SBCC
Work Exp 290 Credit:
Students
are eligible to earn 2 units of college credit by completing
the minimum high school requirement of 150 hrs/semester.
Students who work over 225 hours are eligible for 3 units
of college credit.
A high school WEE grade of C or better is required for
college credit to be awarded.
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