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Helping Young Adults |
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Helping Businesses |
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Helping our Community |
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SWAP Services
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Career Assessments |
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Short Term Career Training |
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Career Expoloration |
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Interview/Work Attire |
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Interviewing Skills |
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Adaptive Technology |
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Resume Development |
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Interest Inventories |
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Job Seeking Skills |
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Job Coaching |
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Employer Contact |
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Mentorship |
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Job Application Assistance |
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One-Year Follow Along Services |
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Job Placement |
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Contact Information |
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Hagen
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Hagen Street |
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Sterling, CO 80751 |
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SWAP |
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What is SWAP? |
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The
School
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Work
Alliance
Program
is a collaborative effort between RE-1 Valley
School District, the Colorado Department of
Vocational Rehabilitation and local businesses.
The program is designed to help youth enter and
become successful in career track employment. |
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Our Mission: |
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To
assist young adults with the transition into the
work place by providing career path employment
opportunities |
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Enhance the employability of young adults with
disabilities |
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Involve community businesses in partnerships
with schools |
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Involve young adults in their communities in a
meaningful way |
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SWAP Goal |
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To
provide the Logan County business community with
a source of entry-level employees who are "job
ready" and to increase employment options. |
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Who is eligible for SWAP
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Young adults between the ages of 16-25 |
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Youth who are in school (served by 504, special
education, or are at risk of dropping out) and
who are ready for full or part-time employment |
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Youth who are out of school (high school
graduates, dropouts & unemployed) |
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Youth who have a mild to moderate disability |
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Important Notices |
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New enrollment in the Learning Center is by referral only. Please contact the Learning Center or your home school for details. |
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Summer school for grades 9-12 is June 1-30, 2009. Applications may be picked up at the Learning Center beginning May 1st and must be returned not later than May 21st. Space is limited and enrollment is "first come, first served." A complete application and fee payment is required to reserve a spot. The cost is $50 per half credit, with only half credit courses available during the summer session. Students must be able to attend the full 4-week session to be eligible for summer school. |
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