Vocational Programs Clause Samples
The 'Vocational Programs' clause defines the terms and conditions under which vocational training or educational programs are provided or supported within the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of the programs, eligibility criteria for participants, and the responsibilities of each party in delivering or funding the training. For example, it may specify the types of skills to be taught, the duration of the programs, or the standards that must be met. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties have a clear understanding of how vocational training will be administered, thereby promoting workforce development and reducing ambiguity regarding program obligations.
Vocational Programs. Employees vocationally certified to teach designated vocational programs. Specialties within this category are Voc-Ag, Home Economics, and Business Education.
Vocational Programs. Guidance and Counseling
Vocational Programs. Individuals and days in vocational 3 and educational programs;, including new job placements, Consumers in continuing employment.
Vocational Programs. CONTRACTOR will administer career and technical education/ vocational programs pursuant to DC Policy 502.001, Florida Statutes, and Florida Administrative Code. Career and Technical Education/Vocational programs will be offered based on those listed in DC’s career and technical education manual.
5.38.6.3. Release Preparation or Pre-Release classes or seminars in accordance with DC 1 0-hour transition program. The classes or seminars will emphasize resources in the community to aid in transition. These resources should include information on obtaining birth certificates, copies of social security cards, obtaining a driver’s license or photo identification card, applying for food stamps, workforce services, child support issues, etc.
5.38.6.4. Intervention classes to offenders with violent histories at a minimum of two (2) times per year, and more often if the population turnover warrants. These classes may be included with Life Management skills classes. Cognitive behavior and self-help programs are encouraged.
5.38.6.5. Religious Services shall be made available to all inmates who wish to participate in accordance with the United States Constitution, Florida Statutes, Florida Administrative Code, DC policy and procedures. Services shall be provided by a Chaplain(s) hired by CONTRACTOR. CONTRACTOR may use qualified volunteers.
5.38.6.6. Organized weekly religious services shall be offered. Volunteers from the community may be utilized to assist in offering a variety of religious programs. Religious activities must be afforded in accordance with applicable federal and state laws. Pastoral qualifications of employees or volunteers in this program must meet the minimum qualifications required by the DC.
5.38.6.7. Wellness Program which includes indoor and outdoor recreation and leisure time programs for the inmates in compliance with the applicable and corresponding Constitutional standards, Florida Statutes, Florida Administrative Code, DC policy and procedures.
Vocational Programs general The normal duty load for an instructor with a full-time assignment in any vocational curriculum save for the vocational curriculum within the generic areas of Business Management, Office Administration, Health/Nursing, Adult Basic Education, and Media Resources, shall be limited as follows: the number of sch per section is capped at 2240; the number of sch for a full workload is capped at 17,920; the number of contact hours is capped at 24 per week; the number of contact hours for a full workload is capped at 936 per year; the number of instructional weeks is capped at 39 per year; the number of students is capped at 35 per section.
Vocational Programs. CONTRACTOR will administer career and technical education/ vocational programs pursuant to DC Policy 502.001, Florida Statutes, and Florida Administrative Code. Career and Technical Education/Vocational programs will be offered based on those listed in DC’s career and technical education manual.
Vocational Programs. The Contractor shall administer a minimum of four (4) department-approved career and technical education/ vocational programs pursuant to DC Procedure 502.001, Career and Technical Education for Inmates, Florida Statutes, and Florida Administrative Code. Programs shall maintain a minimum of a 15:1 student to instructor ratio. The Contractor shall have the capacity to provide up to a minimum of 120 vocational slots daily, based on inmate need. Vocational training programs shall result in industry certification that is aligned with local geographic labor markets and connected to established articulation agreements.
Vocational Programs. See page 25 for contact, pricing and invoice frequency information.
Vocational Programs