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CTE Exploration
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Career Exploration
The California CareerZone site is powered by Headed2, a secure web-based platform designed to help you explore, plan and prepare for a career you'll love.- Self-assessment modules including interest, work-importance and skills profile tools.
- Financial literacy tools including our popular "Budget Your Life" assessment
- Over 900 occupations, as well as information on US colleges and certifications
- Personalized pathway recommendations based on student exploration
INTEREST PROFILER • CHOOSE AN INDUSTRY • EXPLORE CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY SECTORS
California's Strong Workforce Program (SWP) is an initiative that began in 2016 to expand career technical education (CTE) programs in the state's community colleges to provide more middle-skilled workers in response to industry demands by delivering programs that build knowledge and skills required by our local employers. The objective is to provide more and better CTE — increasing the number of students enrolled in programs leading to high-demand, high-wage jobs and improving program quality.
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North Far North Labor Market Information
California's Strong Workforce Program (SWP) is an initiative that began in 2016 to expand career technical education (CTE) programs in the state's community colleges to provide more middle-skilled workers in response to industry demands by delivering programs that build knowledge and skills required by our local employers. The objective is to provide more and better CTE — increasing the number of students enrolled in programs leading to high-demand, high-wage jobs and improving program quality.North Far North Economic Updates: Center of Excellence regional resources
Nevada County Workforce Profile
This report incorporates common measures for analyzing regional economic and workforce needs including population and demographics, commuting and migration patterns, industry sectors, occupations, and educational and training assets.![card header icon]()
Internship and Work Based Learning
It is best to start with your CTE capstone course teacher, however, NJUHSD’s Internship Coordinator Kelsey Langel - klangel@njuhsd.com.
NJUHSD encourages all CTE capstone students to participate in an onsite or offsite internship or work based learning experience. An internship is the culmination of a student’s college and career readiness experience. Internships deepen a student’s understanding of the environment, expectations, and requirements of the workplace, professions and industries. Internships allow students to take an up-close look at what a “real job” is like and how the skills they learn in school can be put into action in the workplace.
Internships may occur during a student’s junior or senior year or during the summer between a student’s junior and senior year in high school. Internships may be paid or un-paid work-based learning experiences with direct supervision and evaluation by an adult in the workplace. Each intern will have a written individualized training plan connected to targeted outcomes. Paid internships allow students to boost their confidence and motivation, practice positive work habits, learn about personal finances, and understand the value of financial independence.
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Scholarship
- Visit NJUHSD’s Scholarship page or contact Linda Melugin, NJUHSD Scholarship Coordinator - lmelugin@njuhsd.com
- Imagine America Scholarship Opportunities
Scholarships available are open to any student attending a Nevada Joint Union High School District High School and who meet the scholarship's criteria. The scholarship information changes frequently, contact Linda Melugin, NJUHSD Scholarship Coordinator, for updated information or with any questions you may have.
Information available includes, announcements, financial aid, district and regional scholarships, donors, and much more.
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ege and Career Readiness
ege and Career Readiness NJUHSD's College & Career Planning Guide has been created for you by your NJUHSD counselors! Resources are updated weekly to assist in guiding all NJUHSD students and families to and through high school and on to a well-informed post-secondary plan. Post-secondary education refers to any schooling or training after a student has completed his or her high school diploma. When your counselors use the word "college," they mean post-secondary education. This is a broad phrase and in this usage, college is for ALL. NJUHSD counselors believe all students deserve a post-secondary plan. There are many community college courses to choose from. The following Concurrent Enrollment Guides (CE Guides) can help students narrow down the courses they would like to take. The guides will explain which community college courses will fulfill certain high school graduation requirements. High school counselors are always available to help guide students through the concurrent enrollment process.
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High School and Beyond
College and Career Readiness (CCR) provides information about what it means to be college and career-ready - one of those is high school diploma plus CTE Completion.
Click here to download the CCR chart above (pdf).
For more information contact Karla Aaron, NJUHSD Counselor, Nevada County Adult Education North Point Academy at kaaron@njuhsd.com, Google Voice # Call or Text (530) 205-3722
VIDEO: NJUHSD High School and Beyond. May 2020-A Caregiver's Guide to High School and Beyond Narrated by NJUHSD Counselor Cindy Henry Grimm. Created by NJUHSD Counselors Cindy Henry Grimm and Karla Aaron.
Some of the links referred to in the video below:
- CSU Admission Requirements: https://www2.calstate.edu/attend/freshman
- UC Admission Requirements: https://admission.universityofcalifornia.edu/admission-requirements/freshman-requirements/
- Paying for PostSecondary Education - Sierra Promise (FAFSA/CA Dream Act) https://www.sierracollege.edu/admissions/promise.php
