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SSRI Pre-Conference June 22, 2008

SSRI Pre-Conference June 22, 2008. CTE Programs Thrive with Business and Community Collaboration Marion Technical Institute. MTI Core Philosophy. High school diploma is a by product of a Career education. Post-secondary articulations in a seamless model.

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SSRI Pre-Conference June 22, 2008

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  1. SSRI Pre-ConferenceJune 22, 2008 CTE Programs Thrive with Business and Community Collaboration Marion Technical Institute

  2. MTI Core Philosophy • High school diploma is a by product of a Career education. • Post-secondary articulations in a seamless model. • Academies are determined by analysis of local, regional, state, and national employment needs. • Provide training that permits students to enter the work force at various access points. • Direct marketing provides students/families access to career planning. • Embracing the 3 R’s - Rigor, Relevance, and Relationships • Nationally recognized industry certifications and standards. Business drives the standard and expectation for proficiency.

  3. How is this different? • 66% of Florida’s current academies result in NO certifications. • Business driven and product driven • NOT process driven • Result in marketable skills • HS Diploma has become questionable • National certification • Academy driven by demand and location • NOT what’s available (instructor, equip. etc.)

  4. Business Collaboration Concept Corporate Involvement – What? Task Force Task Force Chair Academy Chairs Curriculum Development Instructor Selection Curriculum Review Recruiting Students School Visits Parents Nights Student Development Internships Career Advisors

  5. MTI - Business Support • Corporate Involvement – What? (Cont.) • Coordinate donation of materials and equipment where possible • Marketing Resources • Included in Marketing Materials for Student Recruitment • Grant Opportunities • Eligibility for inclusion in grants utilizing this format

  6. Internships Career Coaches Adjunct Professors Business Collaboration ModelSummary College Academy Chair Jobs  Careers Materials & Equipment

  7. The “Neglected Majority” of Students 15% 65% 20% • Capable, but not achieving at high levels • “Applied” (or contextual) learners • The future technicians in our workforce

  8. Programs offered • Automotive Technology • Business and Finance • Construction Technologies • Culinary Arts • Industrial Engineering Technology • Information Technology • Power Industry Academy

  9. Who is Eligible? • Interested in “2 for 1” outcome. • Students 16 years of age or older. • Willing to follow Dress Code. • Limited transportation • GPA, FCAT, attendance, discipline, letter of intent, and parent permission.

  10. MTI opened August 2005, currently has seven academies, 358 students Application process Industry certifications College credit Recruiting for August 08 begins in early April, school visits late April Parent nights May 6 and 8 Applications due May 16 In conclusion…

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