Work Experience Program

Interested in a program that integrates knowledge and theory in a career technical classroom with practical application and skill? The Occupational Work Experience Program is a college course that allows students to complete hours with an Industry partner while receiving college course credit.

Students apply classroom based knowledge through practical application and observation at a supervised location on or off campus. Currently, 18 CTE programs offer a Work Experience Course. There are over 60 Work Experience Sites ranging from Fire Departments to UFC Gyms to Veterinary Clinics.

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How to Get Started

- 1Student Eligibility
  - Be enrolled in a Technology and Health program (major or certificate)
  - Have approval of assigned Work Experience Professor
  - Have an occupational or educational goal which the Work Experience will contribute
  - One third (1/3) of your major certificate or degree completed
  - Good academic standing
  - Attend Work Experience Orientation
- 2How To Apply
  - Submit Interest Card
  - Faculty Approval
  - Attend Orientation
  - Register For Course
- 3Class Requirements
  - Complete required hours - 60 unpaid hours per unit or 75 paid hours per unit
  - Pursue a planned program based on measurable learning objectives
  - Faithfully discharge the duties of the on-the-job assignment
  - Mid-Review
  - Final Evaluation
  - Written Assignment

Questions?

Contact

Lisa Winston, M.S.

Career Specialist

Techology and Health Division

Email lwinston3@mtsac.edu

Phone (909) 274-4084

Location Building: 26D, Room: 3411A