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It’s never too early or too late to begin your career exploration! Presented by: Broward College 9/01/2015 1
Collaborating Team Members Mildred Coyne, AVP Career and Technical Education Renee Law, District Director Career and Technical Education Joyce Walsh Portillo, AVP Academic Affairs Julia Vattiato, District Director, Curriculum Services August, 2015 y t l u c a ck F rd Ba a e w o m Br elco W 9/01/2015 2
Florida College System Statewide Common Numbering System (SCNS) 28 State/Community Colleges and 12 Universities use the same course numbering/prefixes ENC 1101=ENC 1101 in all public institutions (Brilliant!) 9/01/2015 General Education Core Courses Senate Bill 1720 Exempt and Non-exempt 3
Quick Facts on Broward: ü Located in Fort Lauderdale ü 67, 000+ students (degree-seeking and non-degree seeking including Dual Enrollment and Continuing Education) ü Three main campuses, one fully online campus, and nine centers in Broward County ü Five international centers (India, Peru, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Ecuador) ü Most AA transfer students go to Florida Atlantic University (Boca Raton home) or Florida International University (Miami) ü One AA program within the eight pathways ü Twelve Baccalaureate programs ü 127 A. S. , A. A. S. , PSAV, Certificate and Diploma programs 9/01/2015 4
ü Career Pathways Development ü Aligning the Stakeholders ü Intentional Pathways ü Career Center Engagement ü Marketing 9/01/2015 I met with my Career Coach the other day and I had no idea I had so many options for a career in this program! 5
Completers, Not Flounderers! 9/01/2015 6
Self-Advising vs. The Yellow Brick Road 9/01/2015 7
How Career Pathways is Similar to Kiddie Bowling ü Direction ü Protection ü Guidance ü Early wins ü Sense of Accomplishment 9/01/2015 8
Competent Advising is Critical: Specialists or Generalists? 9/01/2015 9
What are your goals? ü Are you planning to transfer to a fouryear degree program? ü Are you planning to enter the workforce after earning a degree or technical certificate? ü Do you need to acquire additional skills to stay current at your place of employment? 9/01/2015 10
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A. A. “Soft Launch” for Fall 2015 ü Math ü English ü Introductory Course in Pathway ü Core Gen Ed Humanities ü Core Gen Ed Social Science ü Speech or SLS (Student Life Skills) 9/01/2015 15
Associate of Arts Program Code 1010 Program Description: The Associate of Arts (AA) degree is the traditional transfer degree. Students who earn the AA are able to remain at Broward College, transfer to another state college, or a state university in order to continue their education and pursue a baccalaureate degree. Career Pathway: Business Program Entrance Requirements: HS Diploma or GED Additional Program Information: The Associate of Arts degree includes 36 credit hours of General Education and an additional 24 credit hours of electives. The elective credit hours should be selected based on the student’s transfer major. Students are encouraged to review the state’s Common Course Prerequisite Manual (www. flvc. org/partner-portal/common-prerequisite-manual) for additional guidance. Location(s): Courses are offered at all college locations, including online. Please consult the course schedule for specific semester locations. Bachelor Degree Majors Include: at Broward College at a Transfer Institution Exceptional Student Education Middle Grades General Science Education Secondary Biology Education Middle Grades Mathematics Education Secondary Mathematics Education Environmental Science - Biosecurity Environmental Science – Physical Science Supervision and Management Technology Management Information Technology Supply Chain Management Accounting Advertising Business Economics Finance Management Hospitality Administration Leisure Service Management Public Administration Real Estate Urban and Regional Planning Recommended First Semester Courses Exempt Students ENC 1101 Composition I MAT/STA/MAC XXXX* Computer and Internet Literacy CGS 1060 C GEB 1011 Introduction to Business ACG 2001 Principles of Accounting ECO 2013 Principles of Macroeconomics Non-Exempt Students ENC XXXX* MAT/STA/MAC XXXX* CGS 1060 C Computer and Internet Literacy Introduction to Business GEB 1011 ACG 2001 Principles of Accounting ECO 2013** Principles of Macroeconomics 3 3 3 *The specific English and Math course will depend on the student’s test score. **Registration depends on the student’s test score. - Many courses have specific pre-requisite and co-requisite requirements that must be followed. Students are encouraged to consult the Course Information Table for a detailed list of all requisite requirements. If the student attends part-time (less than 12 credits), it is highly recommended that the student complete English and Math in the first term. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with an advisor to create an educational plan. 9/01/2015 Broward College 196 College Catalog 2015 -2016 16
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Career Awareness 9/01/2015 25
Career Center Engagement Career Coach Specialists Career Development Continuum 9/01/2015 26
What is the right major? Career? Encourage students to do some research using Career Coach 9/01/2015 27
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- Wwf before it's too late
- Too enough too much too many
- Languagelanguage
- God never late
- Too late to apologize declaration
- Welcome to our class
- Bell stage of tooth development
- Roots vegetative propagation
- Complications of blood transfusion
- Salvador late or early answer key
- Salvador late or early
- Java early binding
- Late binding vs early binding
- Salvador late or early theme
- Blood transfusion complications
- Mimic msm
- Softwood anatomy
- Early vs late wood
- We are never weary of the grand old song
- What can run but never walks has a mouth
- He never polishes his shoes so he never looks smart
- He never polishes his shoes so he never looks smart
- His love never fails it never gives up
- Jesus is faithful he never fails
- Never too much of a good thing
- Not too broad and not too narrow
- Not too big not too small just right
- Rational of the study
- Too foreign for here too foreign for home