Core and Core and IM - Mech 1 & 2 Modules As needed Students who have not successfully completed both the IM-Mech 1 & 2 written and performance sections of modules from Modules IM Mech. 1 & 2 must be given opportunities to restudy – and retest during this course. SIC018 Employability Worksheet w/rubric 6 3 sessions during the course plus regular follow-up with students 32105-07 Introduction to Test Instruments 15 32106-07 Material Handling and Hand Rigging 20 32108-07 Mobile and Support Equipment 20 32109-07 Lubrication 20 Training to meet local employment or 40 For all articulation and dual enrollment you should use dual enrollment needs the appropriate college POI for content and mastery Tools for KEEPING 6 ““PROFFESIONALISM: YOUR JOB” Success Module 2 for Success A STRONG 3 ““BUILDING RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR Module 3 SUPERVISOR” Tools for HARASSMENT” 2 “SEXUAL Success Module 4 Tools for YOUR CAREER” 4 “MANAGING Success SkillsUSA SkillsUSA Membership Activities: 6 Conduct 4 scheduled meetings during the course/year On-line and *Discuss / Motto plus regular follow-up with section(s) and chapter. printed *Discuss / Theme Submit Membership per established deadlines Resources *Discuss / Pledge Develop/conduct a balanced Program of Work *Discuss / Creed Establish Section Officers Deliver Elevator Speech Documentation from activities/meetings Complete Level 1 of SkillsUSA PDP program or Activate *These can be written or spoken graded exercises Training SkillsUSA Technical development 8 Can be part of the 4 scheduled meetings during the Technical *Jobs Skills Demonstration A course/year plus regular follow-up with section(s), Standards and *Prepared Speech chapter. Contest Projects *Job Interview CD Portions of course-specific Conduct in school competitions with industry judges and Technical Contest advisory committee member participation Participate in District activities and contests are graded exercises Hours 150 Industrial Maintenance E&I 1 140 hours to 160 Hours Course # 542511 – NCCER Core If student(s) have had NCCER Core in As needed Students who have successfully completed NCCER Foundation Course #430004 Core will be able to work ahead or proceed with or Agri-science. appropriate hands-on practice to the degree deemed safe by the teacher after they are instructed and tested in LEA required safety.
Core and IM-Mech 1 & 2 Modules Core and IM - Mech 1 & 2 Modules As needed Students who have not successfully completed both the written and performance sections of modules from IM – Mech. 1 & 2 must be given opportunities to restudy and retest during this course. SIC018 Employability Worksheet w/rubric 6 3 sessions during the course plus regular follow-up with students 32105-07 Introduction to Test Instruments 15 32106-07 Material Handling and Hand Rigging 20 32108-07 Mobile and Support Equipment 20 32109-07 Lubrication 20 Training to meet local employment or dual enrollment needs 40 For all articulation and dual enrollment you should use the appropriate college POI for content and mastery Tools for Success Module 2 ““PROFFESIONALISM: KEEPING YOUR JOB” 6 for Success Module 3 ““BUILDING A STRONG RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR SUPERVISOR” 3 Tools for Success Module 4 “SEXUAL HARASSMENT” 2 Tools for Success “MANAGING YOUR CAREER” 4 SkillsUSA On-line and printed Resources SkillsUSA Membership Activities: *Discuss / Motto *Discuss / Theme *Discuss / Pledge *Discuss / Creed Deliver Elevator Speech Complete Level 1 of SkillsUSA PDP program or Activate Training 6 Conduct 4 scheduled meetings during the course/year plus regular follow-up with section(s) and chapter. Submit Membership per established deadlines Develop/conduct a balanced Program of Work Establish Section Officers Documentation from activities/meetings *These can be written or spoken graded exercises SkillsUSA Technical Standards and Contest Projects CD Technical development *Jobs Skills Demonstration A *Prepared Speech *Job Interview Portions of course-specific Technical Contest Participate in District activities and contests 8 Can be part of the 4 scheduled meetings during the course/year plus regular follow-up with section(s), chapter. Conduct in school competitions with industry judges and advisory committee member participation are graded exercises Hours 150 Industrial Maintenance – E&I 1 140 hours to 160 Hours Course # 542511 NCCER Core If student(s) have had NCCER Core in Foundation Course #430004 or Agri-science. As needed Students who have successfully completed NCCER Core will be able to work ahead or proceed with appropriate hands-on practice to the degree deemed safe by the teacher after they are instructed and tested in LEA required safety.
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