Tech Prep Clause Samples

The 'Tech Prep' clause outlines the requirements and responsibilities for preparing technical resources, systems, or environments necessary for a project or service. Typically, this clause specifies which party is responsible for setting up hardware, software, or network infrastructure, and may include timelines, standards, or coordination requirements. By clearly defining these preparatory steps, the clause ensures that all technical prerequisites are met before the main work begins, thereby reducing delays and misunderstandings related to technical readiness.
Tech Prep. Tech Prep is a term used by Federal, State, and Local education to describe activities that are carried on by local consortia which exist for the purpose of promoting the transition from high school career and technical education to post-secondary technical degrees and certificates. The Suncoast Consortium consists of Manatee Community College, Manatee County Schools, and Sarasota County Schools. This organization, supported by the Tech Prep—▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ carries on the activities of Tech Prep. These activities include yearly grant writing, creation of promotional materials, in-class presentations, staff development, parent presentations, committee assignments, articulation agreements, and any other activity that promotes the cause of Tech Prep. Students who complete a Tech Prep Pathway (three or more credits in a given CTE program) have the opportunity to receive college or technical school credit. The students must choose to continue in the same area of study at the post-secondary level in order to receive credit through articulation agreements with partner post-secondary schools. All Tech Prep Pathways are based on the course progression given by the Department of Education; the articulation agreements support more than 150 programs of study in the consortium. Pathways consist of at least three consecutive classes in a program area that connect to related post-secondary program.
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Tech Prep. This program receives significant federal funding to focus on preparing high school students interested in preparing for professional/technical careers to earn college credit by aligning high school courses with entry-level college courses. Many Tech Prep students enter postsecondary education with one or more years completed toward an Associate Degree. Often they also have completed important industry-related certification. • Include both academic and technical courses of study. • Focus on preparing students to transition seamlessly to post-secondary education. • Promote post-secondary education so Tech Prep students graduate with in-demand technical and marketable skills.
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Tech Prep. Tech Prep is a term used by Federal, State, and Local education to describe activities that are carried on by local consortia which exist for the purpose of promoting the transition from high school career and technical education to post-secondary technical degrees and certificates. The Suncoast Consortium consists of Manatee Community College, Manatee County Schools, and Sarasota County Schools. This organization, supported by the Tech Prep—▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ carries on the activities of Tech Prep. These activities include yearly grant writing, creation of promotional materials, in-class presentations, staff development, parent presentations, committee assignments, articulation agreements, and any other activity that promotes the cause of Tech Prep. Students who COMPLETE a Tech Prep Pathway have the opportunity to receive college or technical school credit. The students must choose to continue in the same area of study at the post-secondary level in order to receive credit through articulation agreements with partner post-secondary schools. All Tech Prep Pathways are based on the course progression given by DOE; the articulation agreements support more than 150 programs of study in the consortium. Pathways consist of at least three consecutive classes in a program area that connect to related post-secondary program.
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