Vocational Education

You can receive a number of services through our Vocational Education Program such as:

• Pre-employment classes (for English or Applied Arts Credits)
• Work experience classes (you can earn credit for working at a rate of 36 hours=1 credit, Applied Arts or Electives)
• Photo ID cards
• Enrollment in ROP classes
• Eureka computerized vocational assessments
• Help with creating a resume and filling out applications
• Enrollment in Cabrillo College programs
• Work permit application services
• Individualized career pathway counseling
• Transcript checks and credit analysis
• Help in finding a job

In addition you can participate in guest speaker presentations to be held at Vista, which is where the Career Center is located. A monthly calendar of events will be posted at your school site.

Expected Student Learning Results
Every student who graduates from the Alternative Education Programs is expected to achieve the following:

• Every student will be able to communicate and work effectively with others.
• Every student will be able to demonstrate basic scholastic skills in reading, writing, and speaking, social studies, mathematics, science and technology.
• Every student will be able to demonstrate an understanding of basic living skills.
• Every student will demonstrate responsibility to oneself and one's community.
• Every student will develop a career pathway for the high school years and beyond.

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