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Grossmont Adult Education

We provide programing in 7 San Diego County Jails.

  • High School Equivalency
  • Microsoft Office
  • ESL
  • Environmental Janitorial / Commercial Janitorial
  • Hospitality/Restaurant Management/culinary arts
  • Food Handlers – San Diego County
  • Construction Trades
  • HVAC 608
  • Bakery/Catering/Decorating
  • Screen Printing
  • Laundry Operation
  • Ornamental Horticulture
  • Nursery/Landscape Trades
  • Fashion, Design, Manufacturing & Merchandising
  • Welding

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What are pre-apprenticeships / Best Practices

  • pre-apprenticeship is entry level training which can provide a pathway into an apprenticeship or the workforce.
  • They are usually offered in the traditional trades industries, such as electrical, plumbing and construction. Non-traditional trades are becoming popular, such as computer coding, auto collision repair, cyber security, cosmetology.
  • It includes a work experience component
  • It leads to the industry or apprenticeship role the student is considering. During the slide presentation you will notice that pre –apprenticeships can link to multiple apprenticeship roles.

Do I need to start a pre-apprenticeship

  • No, However, a pre-apprenticeship can offer excellent exposure and experience.
  • Pre-apprenticeships can assist in improving literacy and numeracy skills. They also focus on developing essential work-related skills. These skills can help individuals be better prepared for work and be a stand-out job candidate.
  • Explore a particular industry without committing to a full apprenticeship
  • Gain valuable work experience and a work history
  • Develop on-the-job and industry-specific skills
  • What came first the pre-apprentice or the program? let's find out.

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Reentry graduation class, From HiSET to CTE

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S26b5O8WhJ0

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-At the men's facility has a restaurant called the Roadhouse Grill

- The Ladies facility has a restaurants called the Missing Fork Café can you guess why?

--The menu was designed by the culinary class

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-The curriculum recognizes students as having the academic and practical knowledge they need to succeed in the restaurant, food service, and hospitality industries

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Customer Service , ServSafe, controlling food service cost, Hospitality Human resources Management and Supervision, Hospitality and restaurant management.

-If the student passes all 5 of the tests; the student receives The ManageFirst Professional® (MFP) Credential

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- The Dining room is for professional staff, doctors, nurses, counselors, deputies, teachers, psychiatrists, accounting, cooks, front office etc.

-The tablecloths and Napkins were created by the sewing dept. We have enough linen for 3 turns.

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-The students receive hands on experience from opening to cleaning to closing a restaurant. The Hospitality pre- apprenticeship is 480 hours

The Culinary pre-apprenticeship is 480 hours

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The Culinary Program has a pathway to apprenticeship programs. Pre apprenticeship in Hospitality, Culinary

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Entrepreneur Apprenticeship program?

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From Culinary to Barista to Bakery Pre apprenticeship

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tUD5DjWjmg

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Our students demonstrate professional skills that promote success and growth in the workplace.

-They work with equipment that you would see at a convention center or a hotel with convention rooms

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-The bakery class produces all the bread items for the inmate meals.

-In addition to supplying all 7 Reentry/Detention facilities with bakery goods including the two restaurants

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-We receive 3 to 4 catering requests a week. The Bakery pre-apprenticeship program is 960 hours.

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-We have graduations for recognition of student achievement.

-The picture is a graduation cake for the culinary class. Everything Is made of flour, sugar, water, bakery items

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pre –apprenticeships can link to

multiple pre- apprenticeship roles

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x90K58Xvgq4

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Ingenuity, fabrication, installation

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The students laid out the polycarbon plexiglass to measure and cut.

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The students made custom design and fabricated from raw materials.

- metal compression post and polycarbon plexiglass.

  • The partitions were installed at the EMDRF Counseling offices
  • Las Colinas Counseling offices
  • Reentry accounting office,
  • detentions training offices
  • Sheriff's headquarters records office, licensing office, and central jail downtown offices