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Work Based Learning, Adult Living Skills, Entry Level Employment Training, Workplace Safety, Technology Skills, Household Maintenance, Community Work Experience
Work Based Learning, Adult Living Skills, Entry Level Employment Training, Workplace Safety, Technology Skills, Household Maintenance, Community Work Experience
The Job Training program (JTP) at PLCC is a Special Admissions program for students who have barriers to work or who may need additional support in the workplace. JTP provides students with transferable vocational education and relevant social and soft skill development as part of their Individualized Education Program (IEP), improving future opportunities for competitive or supported employment and/or post-secondary education.
JTP will provide students with real-world, hands-on training through a unique opportunity to explore a number of different career paths. The program is customized to fit the needs and preferences of those participating.
Who Is Eligible?
Students must meet the following eligibility criteria:
Industry Recognized Credentials
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Enrollment
PLCC <name of program> is a full time program for high school juniors and seniors. Students will have the opportunity to visit and apply during the sophomore year. Class size is limited to <#> students.
Student Organization
Program Fees
$100/year
Uniforms
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College Credit Potential
Students in this program have the potential to earn <#> free college credits.
On The Job Training
During the senior year, students who have met the requirements and have received a recommendation by their program instructor, have the opportunity to go on School-to-Work Job Placement. We work with our students and local employers to place them in a job that is related to their program of study, giving them real-life experience while simultaneously earning school credit.