ACADEMIC STUDY. 7.1 You agree as part of this Contract to:
ACADEMIC STUDY. Leaves for full-time study in a college or university may be granted, without pay or increment, to any Professional Employee for a period not to exceed one year. Application for leave for Academic Study must be made no later than April 15th before the school year in which the leave is to commence. Requests for a one-year extension of this leave may be approved upon written application to the Department of Human Resources. The request for return to duty by the Professional Employee must include an official transcript showing evidence of successful completion of nine (9) hours of graduate credit for each semester of academic study.
ACADEMIC STUDY. Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide the Council with an overview of the academic and manipulative portions of the program, including: individual course descriptions, class hours and measurement tool(s) used to determine successful completion of classes. (See OAR 839-011- 0335(2)(d)) The following is a summary of academic instruction including required class hours in each element of instruction. Course or Subject Approximate Hours Classroom Instruction and Assessment 544 Resume, Portfolio, and Mock Interview 6 Approximate total hours of hands-on training = 550 hours
ACADEMIC STUDY. Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide the Council with an overview of the academic and manipulative portions of the program, including: individual course descriptions, class hours and measurement tool(s) used to determine successful completion of classes. (See OAR 839-011- 0335(2)(d)) The following is a summary of academic instruction including required class hours in each element of instruction. Course or Subject Approximate Hours Trades Math 22.5 Workforce Readiness First Aid/CPR Flagger OSHA 10 22.5 22.5 22.5 10 V. REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PARTNERSHIP: Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide a letter of approval from one or more registered apprenticeship committees stating that the pre-apprenticeship program will prepare individuals with the skills and competencies needed to meet the minimum entry requirements of the program and that upon completions, completing pre-apprentices will meet the minimum entry requirements, gain consideration, and are prepared for success in the program as a preferred applicant source. (OAR 839-011- 0335(1)(f)) Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide facilitated entry or articulation with one or more registered apprenticeship programs and, where possible, have a formalized agreement with a registered apprenticeship program that enables individuals that have successfully completed the pre- apprenticeship program to enter directly into a registered apprenticeship program or be granted advanced credit/placement for competencies already acquired. Below is a summary of the conditions of the registered apprenticeship partnership. Include the name of the committee(s), Master Agreement Number (MA #), describe the nature of the agreement: Registered Apprenticeship Program Crater Lake Electrical JATC OR SW-WA NW-CA Plumbers and Steamfitters MA# 5001 1071 Description of Agreement Support with application submissions, field trips, internships and facilitated entry into program Support with class presentations, job demonstrations and career exploration
ACADEMIC STUDY. The board will reimburse faculty members the actual cost of tuition including fees (excluding books and travel expenses) up to the amount of $100.00 for each approved credit hour under the following guidelines:
ACADEMIC STUDY. 28. You may neither continue nor begin a full-time academic course of study during the period of this agreement.
ACADEMIC STUDY. The requirement in this category is a minimum of six semester (or 9 quarter) units of coursework per semester of leave. If the sabbatical leave is for a combination of academic work and other approved work, the number of units taken may vary in proportion to the other components of the sabbatical leave assignment. An academic study proposal should indicate where coursework is to be taken, in which disciplines, and in what courses. If the exact courses usually offered are not available, indicate that the necessary units will be taken from a list depending on scheduling. If there is some doubt about which institutions you will attend, you should list the two or three institutions in which you plan to enroll. The clearer and more specific you can be, the better your proposal will be understood. Upon your return to service, you will be required to include evidence of your sabbatical leave work as part of your report.
ACADEMIC STUDY. The program may be one of academic study in residence at an accredited university or college. Proposed course work shall be planned to achieve specific objectives.
ACADEMIC STUDY. Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide the Council with an overview of the academic and manipulative portions of the program, including: individual course descriptions, class hours and measurement tool(s) used to determine successful completion of classes. (See OAR 839-011- 0335(2)(d)) The following is a summary of academic instruction including required class hours in each element of instruction. Course or Subject Approximate Hours Traffic Control OSHA 10 OSHA 30 81 First Aid / CPR Cover Letters, Resumes, Xxxx Interviews Life Experience Instructional Career Advice Approximate total hours of hands-on training = 81
ACADEMIC STUDY. Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide the Council with an overview of the academic and manipulative portions of the program, including: individual course descriptions, class hours and measurement tool(s) used to determine successful completion of classes. (See OAR 839-011- 0335(2)(d)) The following is a summary of academic instruction including required class hours in each element of instruction. Course or Subject Approximate Hours Math and measurement 26 Fitness (exercise for trades) 16 Construction Career Preparation (Construction Culture, Industry Interview Prep and Practice, Career Planning, etc.) 23.5 Construction Work Skills (Plan/Blueprint Reading, Tool Identification, Basic 12.5 Framing, etc.) OSHA 10 10 Industry Field Trips 12 40-hour HAZWOPER (optional) 40 First Aid/CPR (optional) 8 Welding (optional) Asbestos Awareness (optional) Lead RRP (optional)
