Work Experience

Late-Start Classes begin November 1st

Work Experience

Courses

Academic Units

The following academic units earned outline the hours worked:

The minimum number of hours a student must work within the quarter is 50 hours (this earns 1 academic credit). If the minimum hours are not accomplished, the student will earn a failing grade.

50 hours per quarter = 1 unit
100 hours per quarter = 2 units
150 hours per quarter = 3 units
200 hours per quarter = 4 units
250 hours per quarter = 5 units
300 hours per quarter = 6 units

Orientation

Work Experience students must attend the mandatory orientation. It is not necessary to meet with the instructor prior to orientation.

Please RSVP for a Virtual Orientation on Cranium Café

Students will receive their enrollment slip only after attending the mandatory orientation. Enrollment is only with department approval.

Work-Based Learning Orientations

Fall 2021 Late-Start Classes begin November 1st

By Appointment

(In person and Online)

https://ltcc.craniumcafe.com/ambergoligoski

Call or Text with questions: (530) 303-8164

Class Documents

Syllabus - 12-Week Course

Fall 2021 Winter 2022 Spring 2022

Syllabus - Late-Start 6-Week course

Fall 2021 Winter 2022 Spring 2022

Syllabus - STHS TWI Peer Coaches

Fall 2021 Winter 2022 Spring 2022

Enrollment Permit

Code of Conduct and Survey

Fall 2021 Winter 2022 Spring 2022

Supervisor Agreement
Objectives Worksheets
Worksite Info & Objectives Form
21c Badges (see below for workshop links)
Mid-Quarter Professional Development Assignment
Interview Assignment
Feedback Forms
Supervisor Evaluation
Timesheet

21c Skills

21c SKILLS ASSIGNMENT

Work Experience & Internship Students are required to complete 21st Century Skills Badges.

21st Century Skills Go by Many Names:
Competencies, applied skills, cross-disciplinary skills, transferable skills, employability skills, and soft skills.

What They Are:
Knowledge, work habits, and character traits necessary to succeed in this rapidly changing world.

The Good News:
Just like any other subject, 21st Century Skills can be taught, practiced, and incorporated into everyone’s life.