Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP)

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Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP)
Resources Collaboration Tuesday Tutorial
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Introduction of Panel Members

• CCCS/CTE Lauren Jones
• CDE- Deb Hodson
• CDHE/CIC Gully Stanford

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• Belief of ICAP for Colorado
• Personalized education aligned to curriculum
• Decrease Drop Out Rate
• Increase Retention and Engagement
• Increase students awareness of Career Pathways.
• Guiding students to becoming PWR

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The ICAP journey
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Why Collaboration?

• Its what we have to do to survive
• Compared Nationally, Colorado shares very well
• Role Models for our students
• Support of initiatives
• Creates a reason to break down walls, extend past
  silos and applaud innovation
• Reminds us that we are not alone

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• Real Partnerships
• Common purpose unites and expands our
  collaborative efforts!

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• Resources at your fingertips!
• CDE www.cde.state.co.us/secondaryinitatives
• Standards Implementation Tool Kit - Grade Level
  Discipline Concept Maps - http//www.cde.state.co
  .us/sitoolkit/index.htm
• CTE www.coloradostateplan.com
• Career Guidance www.coloradostateplan.com/counse
  lors.html
• CCCS www.cccs.edu
• Student Cluster Aligned Program Matrix
  www.coloradocommunitycolleges.com
• CIC www.CollegeInColorado.org
• CIC Wiki Site www.cicpartnernetwork.org

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Why CDE?

• CDEs role in ICAP/PWR
• Role of convener and facilitator
• Provides materials, tools and resources for
  transition planning
• Technical assistance and training to support
  District Implementation
• Research and Development UNC (in the works)
• Track number of ASCENT students and verify
  eligibility

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Why CDE/ESSU?

• CDEs role in ICAP/PWR
• Planning Seen through the transition lens
• Provides materials, tools and resources for
  transition planning
• Technical assistance and training to support
  District Implementation
• Research and Development UNC
• Verify eligibility of ASCENT Concurrent
  enrollment
• Both the ICAP and IEP can tell a student story
• New Standards Implementation

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Why CTE?

• Vision
• Colorado CTE delivers proven pathways to lifelong
  career success!
• Mission
• CTE ensures a thriving Colorado economy by
  providing relevant and rigorous education that is
  connected, responsive and real
• Perkins Funded NOT general fund! ?

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CLUSTER
INDUSTRY
PWR Standards!
PATHWAYS
PLAN OF STUDY
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Missing CTSO
CTE Program Directors
Email first.last_at_cccs.edu
Michael Womochil
Laurie Urich
Jennifer Jirous
Katy Blatnick-Gagne
Ben Nesbitt
Cindy LeCoq
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Career Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs)
ACE
Hospitality, Human Services Education
Health Sciences Public Safety
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Modelo de Grupo de Carreras de Colorado
Agricultura, Alimentación y Recursos
Naturales Ciencia de los Animales Sistemas de
Agronegócios Productos de Alimentos y Sistemas de
Procesamiento Recursos Naturales y Sistemas
Ambientales Ciencias de Plantas Potencia,
Sistemas Estructurales y Técnicos Energía
Generación y Mantenimiento Electromecánico
Distribución y Transmisión de Energía
Eléctrica Eficiencia de Energía y Tecnología
Ambiental Extracción de Energía Fósil,
Procesamiento y Distribución Producción de
energía renovable Trayectorias afiliadas STEM

• Gestión y Administración
• Servicios Administrativos
• Tecnología de Informática de Negocios
• Corporativo/ Administración General
• Gestión de Recursos Humanos
• Gestión de Operaciones
• Mercadotecnia
• Comunicaciones de Mercadotecnia
• Dirección de Mercadotecnia
• Investigación de Mercadotecnia
• Comercialización
• Ventas Profesionales/Gestión de Ventas
• Finanzas
• Contabilidad
• Servicios bancarios
• Finanzas Corporativas

STEM (Ciencia, Tecnología, Ingeniería y
Matemáticas) También ver las trayectorias
afiliadas STEM marcadas con Investigación,
Innovación y Exploración Diseño, Desarrollo y
Aplicación Artes, Tecnología de Audio/Video y
Comunicación Tecnología De Audio/Video y Cine
Periodismo y Radiodifusión Artes
Interpretativas Impresiones/Editorial Diseño
y Artes Visuales Informática Servicios y Apoyo
de Información Medios Interactivos Sistemas
de Redes y Telecomunicaciones Programación e
Ingeniería de Software
Agricultura, Recursos Naturales Energía
Preparación para Oportunidades Post-Secundarias y
Fuerza Laboral Los conocimientos y habilidades de
fundación para todas las trayectorias de carreras
incluyen Conocimiento de Contenido Académico
Responsabilidad Cívica
Colaboración Comunicación Creatividad e
Innovación Pensamiento Crítico/Resolución de
Problemas Buscar/Uso de Informática Cultura y
Conciencia Global Responsabilidad Personal
Ética de Trabajo Trayectos especializados de
CTE Educación Cooperativa Alternativa (ACE, por
sus siglas en inglés), FACS CORE y Mundo del
Trabajo
Negocios, Mercadotecnia Administración Pública
Ciencia, Tecnología, Ingeniería y Matemáticas
Hospitalidad, Servicios Humanos Educación
Oficios y Ciencias Técnicas
Hospitalidad y Turismo Alojamiento
Recreación, Diversiones y Atracciones
Restaurantes, Servicios de Alimentos y Bebidas
Viajes y Turismo Servicios Humanos Servicios
de Consumo Asesoramiento y Servicios de Salud
Mental Desarrollo Temprano de la Niñez
Familia y Servicios Comunitarios Servicios de
Cuidados Personales Educación e Instrucción
Administración y Apoyo Administrativo Servicios
de Apoyo Profesional Enseñanza e Instrucción

• Arquitectura y Construcción
• Construcción
• Diseño y pre-construcción
• Mantenimiento y Operaciones
• Fabricación
• Salud, Seguridad y Certeza Ambiental
• Logística y Control de Inventario
• Fabricación de Productos
• Mantenimiento, Instalación y Reparación
• Producción/ Tecnología de Proceso
• Certeza de Calidad
• Transporte, Distribución y Logística
• Mantenimiento de Equipo Móvil e Instalaciones
• Salud, Seguridad y Gestión Ambiental
• Logística, Planificación y Gestión de Servicios
• Planificación, Gestión y Regulación
• Ventas y Servicio

Ciencias de la Salud, Justicia Criminal
Seguridad Pública

• Ciencias de la Salud
• Investigaciones en Biotecnología y
  Desarrollo
• Servicios de Diagnóstico
• Informática en Salud
• Servicios de Apoyo
• Servicios Terapéuticos
• Leyes, Seguridad Pública, Correcciones y
  Seguridad
• Servicios de Corrección
• Servicios de Emergencia y de Manejo del Fuego
• Servicios de Aplicación de la Ley
• Seguridad y Servicios de Protección
• Trayectorias afiliadas STEM

Revised December 10, 2010 - www.cccs.edu
Bilingual Plans of Study
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Middle School Career Exploration Wheel

Agriculture, Natural Resources Energy
STEM, Arts, Design Information Technology
Business, Marketing Public Administration

• Postsecondary Workforce Readiness (PWR)
• Foundation knowledge skills for all career
  pathways
• Career Education!
• Career Exploration in all classes
• Trimester or Semester long
• All Students get exposure to all cluster areas
• PWR skill incorporated throughout
• ICAP begun and developed
• Exploratory in nature, Self-Actualizing occurs
  relevance made.

Four-week Introduction
Two-week Introduction
Skilled Trades Technical Sciences
Hospitality, Human Services Education
Health Science, Criminal Justice Public Safety
Program Approval
Revised January 9, 2012 www.coloradostateplan.com/
counselors.htm
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Why Colorado Community College System?

• Dual Enrollment is a generic term for a program
  allowing a student to be enrolled in two separate
  institutions at the same time
• Concurrent Enrollment Programs Act is a type of
  dual enrollment program that is explicitly
  defined in statute and provides the opportunity
  for students to earn high school and college
  credit at the same time
• ASCENT is a 5th year program for the student
  who has completed or is on schedule to complete
  at least 12 credit hours of post secondary
  coursework by the end of his/her 12th grade year

8 Designated CTE schools statewide 4 Dept. of
Corrections
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Why DHE?
DHE/CIC role in P-20 ICAP PWR
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DHE (CIC) partners with CDE and CCCS in P-20
delivery

• ICAP is a lifelong process (P-20, at least)
  follow your dream, yes, but the road map applies
  to everyone at every age note how many
  careers a 21st century worker is expected to
  enjoy!
• The Secondary ICAP transfers to Postsecondary. In
  fact, the Higher Ed Strategic Plan recommends
  adopting it for college students.
• With Concurrent Enrollment and ASCENT, the
  historic dividing lines between P-12 and Higher
  Ed have become more like bridges, indivisibly
  linking Secondary with Postsecondary.
  Partnership!!
• DHE serves all the variations of Postsecondary
  CTE (Technical Colleges), Certificates,
  Associates, Bachelors and beyond. The ICAP is the
  road map for lifelong learning and success.

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Role of CIC in DHE

• In 2011, Lt Governor Joe Garcia created the new
  Division of Access and Student Services within
  DHE
• This Division includes the Director of Admissions
  and Access, GEAR UP, the Director of Financial
  Aid and College In Colorado
• Tracking, Reporting, Evaluating new inter-agency
  data-sharing agreement between CDE and DHE allows
  CIC users to track students postsecondary
  progress
• College In Colorado functions as the outreach arm
  of the Department of Higher Education

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One-Stop Resource Online Portable Free
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CIC as a Resource

• Meets all ICAP requirements
• Free, Portable, Lifelong, Online Portfolio
• Career, Postsecondary, fin aid activities,
  resources, curriculum
• ICAP, Milestones and Plans of Study customizable
  by school
• Spanish language features and bilingual support
• Statewide Support Teams Hotline
• Professional Center to monitor, report, evaluate
  student progress
• Customized ICAP Creation/Implementation/Assistance
  
• ICAP Implementation Workshops Linda Fraser
  linda.fraser_at_cic.state.co.us

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CIC as a Resource

• Connects to ONet and LMI (1,300 ONet Career
  Profiles)
• Links to 8.000 HE institutions nationwide
• 6 Interest/Skills (English/Spanish) Career
  Assessments aligned to World of Work/ASVAB
  surveys.
• ASCA Correlations
• Additional Resources for Students with
  Disabilities
• Aligned/sequenced career/college planning
  curriculum Grades 7 12
• Lesson plans, coursework, planning tools,
  worksheets tracking students progress to
  graduation and PostSecondary and WorkForce
  Readiness

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Additional FREE Website Resources

• World of Work Map
• ONet - www.onetonline.org
• My Next Move
• Workplace Gender Balance

• LMI Gateway
• For Cost NAVIANCE

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• Colorado Professional Organizations to connect
  to
• CSCA www.coloradoschoolcounselor.org
• CACTE www.cacte.org
• Guidance Career Development Division Blog
• CCDA www.coloradocareerdevelopment.org
• CCHS/CR www.coloradocouncil.org
• Colorado Council for ACT http//www.act.org/k12/

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• Next Steps
• Share this archived webinar with your
  administrators/leaders
• Reconvene ICAP Stakeholder group
• Presentations at upcoming Summer Conferences PD
  days
• Attend the Pre-Collegiate Conference (March 30th,
  2012)
• Future Tuesday Tutorials
• April 17th 3- 345pm ICAP and Making
  Meaning for Partnerships

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Questions?
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Contact us
CDHE Misti Ruthven Misti.Ruthven_at_cic.state.co.us
Gully Stanford Gully.Stanford_at_cic.state.co.us
Linda Fraser Linda.fraser_at_cic.state.co.us
CDE Deb Hodson Hodson_D_at_cde.state.co.us
Judy Martinez Martinez_J_at_cde.state.co.us
CCCS/CTE Lauren Jones Lauren.Jones_at_cccs.edu