Career Cruising-Train the Trainer
The maximum of 56 registrations has been reached.
Registration Closed.
Last Date to Register: 9/20/2016 12:01 AM
Last Date to Cancel: 9/20/2016 12:01 AM
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Who Should Attend:
- School administrators, Counselors, Teachers
- School Staff designated as trainers for the Career Cruising software in their buildings
***Space is LIMITED!
Registration MUST be completed 7 days prior to training session date.
Please bring your laptop for a hands-on experience!***
What will be Covered:
- Role of ACP Software in ACP Implementation and Delivery (DPI)
- How to access the Career Cruising ACP
- Introduction to the Career Cruising system layout and components
- Using Career Matchmaker, the interest assessment tool and My Skills, skills assessment tool
- Introduction to the career and education exploration tools
- Overview of recommended ACP Completion Standards, including the related Reflect & Confirm functionality
- Introduction to the administrative and reporting components, including how to retrieve students Career Cruising ACP access, Parent/Guardian access and how to run aggregate reports
- Accessing the Helpful Documents section, including Users Guides, Classroom Activities, Webinar Recordings, and other available educator resources
- College and Scholarship Application management tools
- Parent/Guardian Portal - administration and strategies to engage parents
- Completion Standards and various aggregate reporting/ sorting options
- Best Practices discussion and sharing ideas
- Time for Questions & Answers throughout the session
Registration fee:
$17 per person
Session timeline:
30 minutes DPI: The ACP Process and the role of a software tool
75 minutes Career Cruising – Student Perspective, Part 1
- Introduction to and tour of the Career Cruising sections
- Using the Multiple Matchmaker career interest assessment to help students identify careers and career clusters of interest
- Learning Styles Inventory (LSI) & Ability Profiler
- Exploring career profile information
- Using exploration tools to research and identify post-secondary schools of interest
15 minutes Break
45 minutes The Career Cruising ACP/Portfolio tour – Student Perspective, Part 2
- Showing students where to enter and save different information in their ACPs
- Helping students understand the relevance and importance of annual ACP Completion Standards
- ACP calendar, college and scholarship application management, personal college profile
45 minutes Exploration Tools and Integration with the students’ ACPs
- Explore Careers Section (Career Selector, Career Clusters, Military, Industries)
- Explore Schools Section(College Planning Timeline, Compare Schools, Google Map)
- Explore Employment Guide & Resume Builder
60 minutes Lunch Break
60 minutes Career Advisor Management System (CAMS)
- Where to find student information including ACP account usernames and passwords
- Where to find parent/ guardian information including usernames and passwords
- How to review, monitor and update ACP work being completed by each student
- How to view and export/print data reports for your school on key topics, such as your students’ careers, career clusters, schools of interest; extracurricular activity involvement; career preparation activities; post-secondary plans; and more!
- Where to find users guides, classroom activities and other teaching resources
15 minutes Parent/ Guardian Accounts
- How to access Parent/ Guardian Accounts
- Accessing administrative features of the Manage Parent Accounts section
- Resources for engaging Parents within the Helpful Documents section of the Career Advisor Management System
15 minutes ACP Completion Standards and Aggregate Reporting/ Sorting Options
- How to review and track ACP work being completed by students at your school
- How to create, revise, export and print data reports for your students/ school on key topics such as students careers; career clusters; schools of interest; career preparation activities; extracurricular involvement; post-secondary plans; and more!
30 minutes Best Practices Discussion
- Facilitated discussion among attendees to exchange information and share best practice ideas from around the state
- Other
Adjourn
Viterbo Credit School Year 2016-2017 Available
Facilitating Student Success EDUC 549-021 July 1, 2016 – April 15, 2017 or
Facilitating Student Success EDUC 549-022 July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017
(Attend any 2 full day CESA #12 trainings identified for credit availability to be eligible for 1 graduate credit)
You may apply for a maximum of 3 credits
More can be found on our website: http://www.cesa12.org/viterbo-credit
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