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Building the Chapter: Levels of Recruitment

Building the Chapter: Levels of Recruitment. MSDE CTSO Advisor Training September 21, 2011. Sara Ewing, FBLA Advisor Colonel Richardson High School. CTSO Organizations. CTSO Goals. Through participation in CTSOs , students will: develop leadership and technical skills

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Building the Chapter: Levels of Recruitment

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  1. Building the Chapter:Levels of Recruitment MSDE CTSO Advisor Training September 21, 2011 Sara Ewing, FBLA Advisor Colonel Richardson High School

  2. CTSO Organizations

  3. CTSO Goals Through participation in CTSOs, students will: • develop leadership and technical skills • expand career awareness • increase academic skills • prepare for future careers and education

  4. Who Can Participate? Students gain membership while enrolled in a CTE program of study

  5. Increasing Membership • Be visible around your school—make it exciting! • Be present at all events • Display everything • Get other teachers involved • Have other CTE teachers promote your CTSO • Recruit the help of non-CTE teachers

  6. Increasing Membership • Each experienced member recruits a new member • Set up a recruitment table in the cafeteria

  7. Increasing Membership • Talk about your CTSO regularly in all of your classes • Encourage students to join based on their strengths Remember CTSOs are Co-Curricular, not extra-curricular!

  8. Professional Members • School Partners • Local Businesses • Parents • Teachers • Graduates Ask them to be judges!

  9. What Next? • Have regular meetings. Use national websites for information and ideas. • Elect officers and let them run the meetings. • Communicate electronically: • Facebook • Twitter • Group text

  10. What Next? • Begin fundraising early…trips are expensive! • Attend conferences and take as many members as you can…this is how they get hooked! Have fun with your members!

  11. What Do You Do? • Form small groups of 3 or 4 • Brainstorm recruitment and retention ideas • Write down your ideas • Share out

  12. Have Questions? Sara Ewing sara_ewing@mail.cl.k12.md.us

  13. Thank You Good Luck!

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