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Project Trade

Project Trade. WHO? What? When? WHERE? Why?. WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?. Participants may be any CTC Teacher (Career Tech or Academic) or a CTPD Career Technical Instructor from one of our partner districts. WHAT IS PROJECT TRADE?.

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Project Trade

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  1. Project Trade WHO? What? When? WHERE? Why?

  2. WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? • Participants may be any CTC Teacher (Career Tech or Academic) or a CTPD Career Technical Instructor from one of our partner districts.

  3. WHAT IS PROJECT TRADE? • Federal grant funds pay a daily stipend of $125 for you to update your skills by job shadowing in business and industry.

  4. WHEN IS PROJECT TRADE? • Apply in July/August of the current school year. • Days are scheduled outside of school days (ex. mini breaks, weekends, after school, etc.) from July 22, 2013, to April 1, 2014 • Complete the Job Shadowing and portfolio by April 1 of the school year.

  5. WHERE? • You can decide—where would you like to go to gain valuable information for you and your students? • You can go to more than one place/business.

  6. WHY DO PROJECT TRADE? WHY? Get experience in a career field, earn CEUs, and be paid a stipend ($125/day) for your time! • “Having the time and working side by side in the trade with professionals was very helpful in understanding new materials, new tools, and procedures.” - Kelly Kramer • “Thank you for the opportunity to step outside the classroom to update and enhance our skills.” - Natasha Norvell

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