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YOUTH PROGRAM LEADER

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2010 Future Workforce Service Provider Partners
Artists Collective

Program Completion Performance - Rites of Passage - A Royal Exchange
Wed. August 4, 6:30pm

Thurs. August 5, 6:30pm

Bristol Community Org (BCO)

Completion Ceremony
Friday August 27. 9am-2pm

Bristol Eastern Cafeteria

Capitol Region Education Council (CREC)
Windsor Completion Ceremony - Windsor High School cafeteria at 12:30 on August 20th. 

Central Area Health Education Centers (AHEC)

Completion Ceremony
Friday August 20. 9am-3pm

Pope Park

Catholic Charities

Catholic Charities Tier III

Closing Event: Thursday, August 26, 12 noon – 2 pm.

Location TBD

CRT

Opportunities Industrialization Centers of NB (OIC)

Completion Ceremony

August 27 - 11am– 2 pm

Elks Lodge (Upstairs)
Chestnut St.

Our Piece of the Pie

Completion Ceremony
Friday August 13. 10:30 - 12:30 and 1:30 - 3:30

20-28 Sargeant St.

Urban League of Greater Htfd

ULGH  Recognition Ceremony

Date: Friday, August 20th

Time: 12:30pm-2:30pm

Location: Hartford High School

2010 Summer Youth Employment Provider and Worksite Information

TIMESHEETS


FORMS / HANDBOOKS

PRESENTATIONS / MISC

Our Programs for Youths and Young Adults
    • Summer Youth Employment and Learning Program
    • Year Round Tier II Plus
    • Year Round Tier I
    • WIA (Workforce Investment Act) Out-of-School Programming
Career Competency System - General
Career Competency System - Learning Plans, Instructions and Resources

  Competency Learning Plan for:

  Instructions:

WIA Youth Policies

Youth Development Practioner Academy

Youth Development Practitioner Certificate 2009-2010

Putting Youth To Work:
A Jobs Strategy Linking Youth to Our Economic Recovery
- NEW REPORT

Click here for a national position paper that makes a strong case for youth employment programs.


Attacking the Dropout Crisis 

 CWP and OPP  Team-up to Find Answers 

 

A high school dropout in Connecticut will contribute $512-thousand less to the economy over their lifetime than their counterparts with a diploma, according to a new study commissioned by Our Piece of the Pie and Capital Workforce Partners (CWP) with additional support from the Nellie Mae Education Foundation and andy sumthe Connecticut Office of Workforce Competitiveness.  Andrew Sum, Director of the Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University, conducted the research.  He presented his findings at the Governor's Dropout Prevention Summit on October 19 and at OPP on November 10.  (Listen to a radio interview about the study.)

 

(Pictured L to R: OPP President/CEO Bob Rath and Andrew Sum, Director, Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University)                                     

 

Connecticut's Workforce - NEW RESEARCH

Click here for the new research results from Dr. Andrew Sum & his team at the Center of Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University

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