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Benefits of Skills Based Certification and Credentialing. Benefits to the Student. Recognition and acknowledgement of technical skills obtained during a course of study Student may become a more sought after employee with the potential for higher salary Sense of pride and accomplishment - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Benefits of Skills Based Certification and Credentialing
Recognition and acknowledgement of technical skills obtained during a course of studyStudent may become a more sought after employee with the potential for higher salarySense of pride and accomplishmentSelf confidence from receiving a credential or certificate recognized by business and industryEvidence that the student has successfully completed a rigorous program of course work aligned and supported by business and industryIncreased value to the high school diploma
A Family and Consumer Sciences department acknowledged for a
comprehensive, rigorous program of studyA Family and Consumer
Sciences department in alignment and compliance with the wishes of
Perkins IV guidelinesStudent recognition for completing a skills
based course of study in line with business and industry standards
and the demands of the 21st centuryValidation that family and
consumer sciences education is effective for providing a competent,
skilled workforce
Technical and skills assessed students make better, stronger,
and more reliable employees.Hiring decisions are easier if a
student has a certificate or credential.Industry based credentials
provide a link between secondary education and a quality, highly
skilled workforce.Employees who acknowledge the importance of
employment skills training and the value of a certificate or
credential.
Reduces student duplication of coursework already
masteredFacilitates curriculum alignment, relevance and
rigorPromotes communication between all levels of educationAssists
with student recruitmentReduces attrition at both the high school
and post-secondary levelPromotes a more prepared and cohesive
educational systemAllows more time for specialization coursework by
the studentFacilitates on time graduation rates