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SCWI Phase XII Apprenticeship Models

SCWI Phase XII Apprenticeship Models. Apprenticeship Dual Credit Models. “Dual credits are intended to assist secondary school students in the completion of their Ontario Secondary School Diploma and successful transition to college and apprenticeship programs.” (p. 3)

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SCWI Phase XII Apprenticeship Models

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  1. SCWI Phase XII Apprenticeship Models

  2. Apprenticeship Dual Credit Models • “Dual credits are intended to assist secondary school students in the completion of their Ontario Secondary School Diploma and successful transition to college and apprenticeship programs.” (p. 3) • …primary focus is on those students facing the biggest challenges in graduating.” (p.3)

  3. 1.4 Delivery Approaches for 07-08 • Based on advanced standing with apprenticeship focus • Apprenticeship focus based on team-teaching of matched Level 1 Apprenticeship and secondary curriculum delivered at a secondary school; at a college • College delivered Level 1 Apprenticeship in-school training involving a dedicated role for secondary school teachers through seat purchase; not through seat purchase

  4. Phase XII Dual Credit Projects (English)

  5. Building Connections Through the Skilled Trades • Articulation Agreements • Cook • General Carpentry • Automotive Service Technician • Machining

  6. Apprenticeship focus based on team-teaching of matched Level 1 Apprenticeship and secondary curriculum delivered at a secondary school (Approach 4A); at a college (Approach 4B)

  7. Building Connections: Construction Apprenticeship Level 1 • Eastern Lakeshore RPT • Students enroll in grade 12 Construction technology • Must have grade 11 Construction technology as a pre-requisite • Part of a Specialist High Skills Major in Construction

  8. Building Connections: Construction Apprenticeship Level 1 • Eastern Lakeshore RPT • Team taught • Secondary curriculum and apprenticeship requirements aligned • Successful students earn secondary credits and four college credits which equate with Basic Construction, in school • Opportunity for articulation also developed

  9. Building Construction Internship/OYAP/SHSM Focus Program • PASS RPT • Team taught • First 14 weeks of the semester, students complete Level 1 Carpentry • Delivered at college • Last 4 weeks, students are on coop placement • Students earn 4 OSS credits • Part of a SHSM

  10. College delivered Level 1 Apprenticeship in-school training involving a dedicated role for secondary school teachers through seat purchase (Approach 6A); not through seat purchase (Approach 6B)

  11. Phase XII Apprenticeship Pilot Dual Credits • Cambrian Secondary School/College Strategic Planning Committee • “Apprenticeship Plus” • Students attend classes daily at Cambrian College • Grade 11 and 12 • Earn four OSS credits, including at least 1 coop

  12. Phase XII Apprenticeship Pilot Dual Credits • “Apprenticeship Plus” • Registered under OYAP as apprentices • Earn Level 1 Cook • Receive a college transcript – Advanced Cook Apprentice and Chef Training Programs • Offers students an apprenticeship and college pathway

  13. Trades and Technology Opportunities and Pathways • Connecting GTA Teachers • Pre-trades pathway • Senior level students • May be in the OYAP program, may have completed it • Unable to find work as apprentices • 1) Precision Machining • 2) Electrical Construction • Half of students’ time in Sheridan College’s shops • Earn dual credits

  14. Automotive Pre-Apprentice via Georgiana Trades Training Inc. • Connecting GTA Teachers • Full semester program • Two days/week students doing independent study to earn OSS credits • Two days/week, students attend a secondary school for the delivery of the theory component of Level 1 for Automotive Service Technician • One day/week students go to Centennial College for practical component of Level 1 • Students work with a job coach

  15. OYAP Level 1 Certification: Program Development Support • Northeastern Ontario Regional Planning Team • 120 students in 2 boards complete Level 1 • Construction Craft Worker • Early Childhood Educator • Electrician: Construction and Maintenance • Welder

  16. Apprenticeship – Top Up Model • Grand River RPT • Secondary school students can apply for any of the apprenticeships offered at Mohawk (Brantford) campus • Student Success Facilitator is the dedicated teacher • Students also complete a cooperative education placement in their trade

  17. General Machinist Common CoreMotive Power Technician – AlgonquinPlumber/Carpenter/Electrician Program for OYAP Students • PASS RPT • Students earn Level 1 • Delivered at a college • Students earn • dual credit • 2 cooperative education credits (220 hours) • Hours towards apprenticeship

  18. Laddering – Apprenticeship Alignment Dual Credit • Grand Connections RPT • Students in 4 credit Home Build program receive instruction from Conestoga College in welding • RPT funds successful students’ challenge exams • General Carpentry • Precision Machining • Auto Service Technician

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