Interested in a CTE Internship? Contact Amy Cox for more information.

Quality work-based learning programs benefit the students, employers, schools, and the community.

Benefits for students:
- application of classroom learning (both academic and technical) in real-world setting
- establishment of a clear connection between school and work
- assessment of their interests, aptitudes, and abilities while learning about the career possibilities available to them
- improvement of their post-graduation employment opportunities
- development and practice of positive work-related habits and attitudes including the ability to think critically, solve problems, work in teams, and resolve issues
- assessment and understanding of the expectations of the workplace
- establishment of professional contacts for future employment
- expansion and refinement of their technical skills
- participation in authentic, job-related tasks
- observation of the demeanor and procedures of workplace professionals
- increased motivation/appreciation for staying in school
- awareness of postsecondary education opportunities
Opportunities include job shadowing, internship, & pre-apprenticeship for work based learning. See other pages for more information.
Contact Amy Cox if interested in an internship opportunity.

CTE Internship is designed to operate for an 18-week period with a minimum of 120 work hours per credit.

South Johnston High School

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