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The WEE program is an integrated educational process that: (1)
helps students to choose a career path based on their interests and
aptitudes; (2) prepares them for college and career success; and
(3) affords students the opportunity to learn to work with others
in ways that are successful and rewarding. The WEE program connects
inputs from teachers, counselors, students, parents, and employers
to achieve the following purposes: Link the academic core
curriculum with the world of work and promote students'
school-to-career transitions. Help students develop skills, habits,
and attitudes conducive to job success and personal growth. Assist
students in career exploration and forging rewarding relationships
with employers. Develop a positive work ethic and acquire or refine
work related skills and job performance in actual work settings.
Program Types The WEE includes both paid and non-paid experiences.
The LEA may offer one or more of the following types of WEE
programs authorized by the CCR, Title 5, Section 10071:
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helps students to choose a career path based on their interests and
aptitudes; (2) prepares them for college and career success; and
(3) affords students the opportunity to learn to work with others
in ways that are successful and rewarding. The WEE program connects
inputs from teachers, counselors, students, parents, and employers
to achieve the following purposes: Link the academic core
curriculum with the world of work and promote students'
school-to-career transitions. Help students develop skills, habits,
and attitudes conducive to job success and personal growth. Assist
students in career exploration and forging rewarding relationships
with employers. Develop a positive work ethic and acquire or refine
work related skills and job performance in actual work settings.
Program Types The WEE includes both paid and non-paid experiences.
The LEA may offer one or more of the following types of WEE
programs authorized by the CCR, Title 5, Section 10071:
Less
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Topics and Grades
Grade: 9 to 12
Topics: Career & Technical Ed
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