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Career & Technical Education Right Arrow Work Experience
OCCUPATIONAL COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE

Work experience education credit can be earned in each of the occupational disciplines. (See appropriate program area under course number 198 for specific information.)

COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE

The concept of issuing college credit for work experience is based on the premise that a student with well defined job-oriented objectives will find his/her work an educational experience. To be effective it must be approached cooperatively and with enthusiasm by the student, the employer, and the college coordinator. The student will gain college credit, a new appreciation of the responsibilities he/she has to his/her employer, greater awareness and improved job skills.

There are two classifications of Cooperative Work Experience Education at San Bernardino Valley College.
  • In Occupational Cooperative Work Experience students may earn four units per semester for a maximum of sixteen units. They must be enrolled in at least one occupational course related to the work.
  • In General Cooperative Work Experience students may earn three units per semester with a maximum of six allowable during their college career; and they need not be enrolled in a related course. Seventy-five hours of paid work experience (or 60 hours volunteer work) equal one unit of college credit. A student must enroll in at least seven semester units of course work including Cooperative Work Experience Credit. A student may not earn more than 16 semester units of Cooperative Work Experience Credit including both General and Occupational.
Units earned through Work Experience do not apply toward units in a major unless such courses are specifically required for a degree in that department. However, course credit earned through work experience can apply as elective units in any associate degree. Refer to the specific department section of this catalog for a list of specific courses required for a major.

We currently offer Cooperative Work Experience in the following areas:
  • Administration of Justice
  • Aeronautics
  • Air Travel
  • Art
  • Automotive
  • Business Administration
  • Child Development
  • Communications/Broadcasting
  • Computer Science
  • Electronics
  • Family & Consumer Science
  • Human Services
  • Inspection
  • Library
  • Machine Technology
  • Management Information Systems
  • Nursing
  • Office Information Systems
  • Physical Education
  • Public Administration
  • Refrigeration
  • Restaurant Management
  • Welding
  • General Work Experience

 

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Dean:Ortiz, Margaret
Department Head: Nemnich , Mary B.
Faculty:Martin, Juliann
Milligan, Marty
Nemnich, Mary B
Stauble, Vernon R
Woodward, Camela C

 

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