Job Training
| BTEC provides several opportunities for students to experience the work place and make a smooth transition from school to work or school to post-secondary education. The programs build upon and enrich current school-based learning practices including career awareness, exploration and real world application of academic and occupational skill standards. All experiences are evaluated by the on site supervisors providing valuable feedback to students and instructors.
More Information: Stormie Baxter, Job Training Coordinator at 720-972-5859.
Apprenticeships Registered apprenticeships are available in all BTEC career and technical programs. Students can acquire registration materials for all Bureau of Apprentice Training openings in the Job Training Office.
Internships Students can earn a maximum of one elective credit by participating in an out-of-school internship. Internship positions can be paid or unpaid. The Job Training Coordinator can assist students with placement or students may use a placement of their own choice. All internships must be approved in writing by the Job Training Office before students begin working.
Job Shadowing Students experience the work environment by accompanying an employee through all or part of his/her work day. Job shadowing is required by many BTEC programs. Visits can be arranged by individual instructors or through the Job Training Office. Credit is not granted for job shadowing.
Job Training/Work Credit Students earn elective credit by working a part-time job after school hours. Students may use their current job, or utilize the Job Placement Office in a job search. Students can earn a maximum of one elective credit per year.
Job Placement Full time job placement assistance is a available to all Bollman graduating seniors and alumni. Contact the Job Training Office with individual needs. |