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Transfer Opportunities (Articulations)
High School Options
•Dual Enrollment Academy•Youth Apprenticeship •Dual Credit
Adult Options
•Basic Education•HS Completion•Bridges•Credit for Prior Learning
Pathway Credentials:
Credentials* leading to a
Parent Credential at
WCTC
Parent Credential:
The highest credential*
within a Pathway at
WCTC
Career Pathways at WCTC
Employment
*Credential: an attestation of competence awarded to a student who has attained measurable technical skills necessary to attain employment or advance in an occupation. (adapted from AQCP’s definition of credential)
Transfer Opportunities (Articulations)
Pathway Credentials:
Credentials* leading to a
Parent Credential at
WCTC
High School Options
•Dual Enrollment Academy•Youth Apprenticeship •Dual Credit
Adult Options
•Basic Education•HS Completion•Bridges•Credit for Prior Learning
Parent Credential:
The highest credential*
within a Pathway at
WCTC
Career Pathways at WCTC
Employment
*Credential: an attestation of competence awarded to a student who has attained measurable technical skills necessary to attain employment or advance in an occupation. (adapted from AQCP’s definition of credential)
College Credit Technical Skills Employment
What is Dual Enrollment Academy?
High School SeniorsCollege Courses at WCTCHigh Demand EmploymentStrong Partnerships
The Dual Enrollment Academy BrandImmersive college experience
• 4 hours per day on college campus• 5 days per week• One school year• 20-24 college credits earned
The Dual Enrollment Academy Program Entrance Requirements
• High School Senior• Cumulative GPA at least 2.0• Compass Placement test or ACT• Application with Personal Statement• FERPA release
Dual Enrollment Academy Programs for 2015-2016Baking and Pastry ProductionPrinting and PublishingTool and Die/CNCWelding/Metal Fabrication
DAY COURSE NO. COURSE ROOM TIMEMONDAY 420-320 Machine Tool
Operation IG-205 8:00 – 10:20
804-304 Industrial Math B-073 10:30 – 11:50TUESDAY 420-330 Industrial
Blueprint Reading I
I-137 8:00 – 9:50
420-326 Machine Tool Theory I
I-137 10:00 – 11:50
WEDNESDAY 420-317 CNC Turning Center Operation
I-137 8:00 – 10:50
420-320 Machine Tool Operation I
I-137 11:00 – 11:50
THURSDAY 420-320 Machine Tool Operation I
G-205 8:00 – 11:50
FRIDAY 420-330 Industrial Blueprint Reading I
I-137 8:00 – 9:50
804-304 Industrial Math B-073 10:30 – 11:50
SCHEDULE
Michael’s Career Pathway
Credits Credits
804-504 Industrial Math I 1 804-304 Industrial Math I 2
420-520A Engineer Drawings Apprentices 1 420-330 Industrial Blueprint Reading 1 2
420-520B Machine Process 1 Apprentices 1 420-320 Machine Tool Operation 1&2 8
420-520C Machine Tool Theory 1 Apprentices 1 420-326 Machine Tool Theory 1 1
Credits Credits
804-505 Industrial Math II 1 804-305 Industrial Math II 2
420-521A GD & T Apprentices 1
420-521B Machine Process 2 Apprentices 1
420-521C Machine Tool Theory 2 Apprentices 1 420-328 Machine Tool Theory 2 1
Credits Credits
439-570A Comp Assist Prog Tool Die Apprentice 1.75
439-570B Die Design 1.75
801-500 Applied Communication 0.5
Credits Credits
439-575A Moldmaking 1.75
439-575B Fixture Design Tool & Die Apprentices 1.75
809-551 Human Relations - Apprentices 0.5
1st Semester
2nd Semester
3rd Semester
4th Semester
1st Semester
2nd Semester
3rd Semester
4th Semester
Apprenticeship Curriculum DEA Curriculum
Tool & Die Maker Apprenticeship5 year training program
576 hours paid related instruction, 9824 hours on-the-job learning6 (DEA) of 16 (RA) credits complete = 219 hours
1 year Youth Apprenticeship = 450 hours (minimum)
The Dual Enrollment Academy BrandStrong Partnerships• Employers
• Committed to continuing education• K-12 school districts
• Recruitment and selection process• Parents – students
• Committed to a rigorous senior year• Technical college
• Provide relevant training for a jump start to a career and college education
The Dual Enrollment Academy Brand2015-2016 Outcomes
• 95% Completion Rate• 83% Placement Rate• 64% Re-enrollment Rate• Average GPA 2.74• Average hourly wage $12.39
The Dual Enrollment Academy Challenges
• Reliable Transportation• Attendance• Commitment to Program Rigor• Jobbing Out• Sustainability
Contact Information
• Sandra Maylen, Dual Enrollment Academy Coordinator• [email protected] (262) 691-5591• www.wctc.edu/dual-enroll
• Cara Bowman, Career Pathways Coordinator• [email protected] (262) 695-6526
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