Questions? Call 440.891.7617
The Community Work Experience program is a Special Admissions program designed to prepare students for entry into competitive employment. Students in the Community Work Experience program will develop employability skills and traits necessary for succeeding in the workplace while gaining both non-paid, and paid work experience. Some of these employability skills and traits to be developed include:
Maintaining good attendance
Displaying a positive attitude
Working independently and as a team member
Following instructions
Interacting appropriately with supervisors and co-workers
Taking pride in workmanship (quality)
Displaying flexibility
Working safely
Enhancing problem-solving skills/ability
Working at an acceptable/competitive work rate
Enhancing work stamina
Staying on task
Working under pressure/stress and managing frustration
Community Work Experience students gain authentic work experience through opportunities provided by local business establishments within all associate school local communities. The goal of the program is for students to be successfully employed upon graduation. Some tasks students will experience while participating in the Community Work Experience program might include:
Assembling informational packets
Working in a cafeteria/restaurant dish room
Basic food prep
Packaging
Stocking
General light duty cleaning
Linen Services
Shipping and receiving tasks
Retail service tasks
Outdoor grounds maintenance
For additional information, contact Mike Rhamy, Associate Principal at 440.891.7617 or email Mike Rhamy.