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PreApprenticeship, Youth Apprenticeship and Dual Enrollment

September 2021

Youth Apprenticeship and PreApprenticeship Group

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Agenda

Welcome
Where PreApprenticeship, Youth Apprenticeship and Dual Enrollment Meet - Mallory Stevens
Examples in the ECE/EDU Sector - Kathleen White
Updates and Events - Adele

Please introduce yourself in the chat:

Name
Title
Org
What is your favorite product of fall?

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Where PreApprenticeship�and Dual Enrollment Meet

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What is dual enrollment?

Programs that allow students to take both high school and college courses at the same time. The�term dual enrollment refers to students being enrolled in two distinct academic programs or�educational institutions. The term concurrent enrollment, which does not appear in California Ed�Code, is also used, although dual enrollment is the preferred term. In the community college system,�these students are 'special part-time' or 'special full-time' students.

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Early College�& Middle�College�Programs

High School�Articulation

Forms of�Early College�Credit

Advanced�Placement (AP) &�International�Baccalaureate (IB)

Individual &�CCAP Dual�Enrollment

Credit-by-Exam

Special Admit

High Stakes Exam

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Dual Enrollment (CCAP)

Dual Enrollment (Individual)

Articulation

Enrolled in a College Course

X

Student Pays for Textbook

X

Receives College Credit

X

X (Credit by Exam)

Focused on Under-Represented Students

X

Follows the College Schedule

X

Closed Section at High School

X

High School Class

Requires an Agreement

X (CCAP)

X (Articulation)

CTE Pathway

Pathway required/can be CTE

Not Required

Often CTE

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Quick Comparison

Highlights only - not all differences

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Connection

Intentional Design

Sustainability

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K-12 schools and districts, community colleges,

four-year institutions, employers, and community

organizations connect through collective work

focused on student success.

Serving students with pathways based on

local needs that include scaffolded supports,

clear milestones, and multiple on ramps and

off ramps.

Embedding thoughtful partnerships

at the core of our institutions by creating

new cultural norms and structures to

support them.

Dual Enrollment Framework

Career Ladders Project (CLP)

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PreApprenticeship

Youth Apprenticeship &

Apprenticeship

Dual Enrollment

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Skills &�Knowledge

Connection to Employers

Connecting Dual Enrollment & Apprenticeships

All pieces of the puzzle!

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Where Dual�Enrollment�Meets�Apprenticeship

Help students�develop skills�required by�apprenticeship

Level 2

Be integrated�into a�preapprenticeship�program

Level 3

Expose students�to careers where�apprenticeships�are available

Level 1

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Classroom knowledge

Designed to expand the participant's career pathway opportunities�with industry-based training coupled with classroom instruction.

Linked to a registered apprenticeship

A DAS registered PreApprentice program must be formally�associated (MOU) with at least one DAS Registered Apprenticeship�program sponsor.

Opportunity!

155 registered pre apprentices out of 90,000 apprentices. 3

exemplar programs in California!

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Key PreApprenticeship Characteristics

Unlocking the connection between dual enrollment programs and apprenticeship

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Berkeley City College Head�Start Apprenticeship�Program on Early�Childhood Education

Community partners
Tied to industry certification
Employer partners are the key (YMCA)
Leads to industry certification - Child development permit

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Two Examples

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San Joaquin County�Registered High School�Apprenticeship Program

Designed specifically for students in high school, starting their junior year (age 16 or above)
High school as employer! Coordinated by the CTE departments within the district, county or specific school
Leads to a registered apprenticeship

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Two Examples

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Questions?

Contact us anytime!

Mallory J. Stevens, EdD

malloryjeanstevens@gmail.com

(650) 576-2602

Website: dualenrollment.baccc.net

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Current Funding Opportunity

CA Apprenticeship Initiative Pre-Apprenticeship and Apprenticeship Grant

RFA released August 17th
Bidders Conference in Sept (being rescheduled)
Written Question by Oct 15
Submissions due December 17th

Total Pool of funds is $45-90M

Grant size up to 500K

The CAI program is designed to provide startup funding for the creation of new preapprenticeship and apprenticeship programs. Priority will be given to applications proposing programs in new, innovative, and non-traditional sectors that are responsive to economic recovery with equity in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Link to RFA

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Update

Starting Oct 1st:

Deputy Director

RFQ for my replacement is open!

From this link, select “4CD-91 Regional Director Consultant RFQ”

Application Due Oct 21st

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Upcoming Events

Sept 29-Oct 1 - CCCAOE in Person - Register here - I will be hosting a session on the Financials of Apprenticeship - Thurs Sept 31st, 3-4pm.
Tuesday, October 19, 10:30- 12:00 - Silos to Systems: From the Future of Apprenticeship to the Future of Work with the CA Apprenticeship Support Network - Register here.
Tuesday Oct 26, 2-3pm - Next meeting of this group with special guests from Jobs for the Future (JFF) to talk about how they are supporting Youth Apprenticeship Expansion. They will share examples from around the country and how they can support your programs.
Tues Oct 26, 8am-2pm - Preparing our Youth, Preparing our Future: A Virtual Site Visit to the Charleston Regional Youth Apprenticeships - Register here.
Nov 15-21 - National Apprenticeship Week - Consider planning an event, publish and share your event, or look up events here
Nov 16, 2021, 9am-12:30pm - Youth Apprenticeship: A Vision for the Future, A Plan for Today - Save the date for JFF's upcoming virtual celebration