Buffalo State University 2 courses 9 total credits
This Educator Preparation for Work-Based Learning microcredential provides current NYS certified CTE and Classroom teachers with in-demand skills. You will gain or strengthen skills needed to develop, implement, coordinate, and evaluate both work-based career exploration as well as discipline-specific, diversified work-based learning programs. You will be prepared to take career development in the high school setting to the next level. Successful completion of this microcredential leads to a college recommendation for adding the NYS Coordinator of Work-Based Learning certificate extension through the New York State Education Department.
| Total Credit Hours | 9 credits |
Completion Requirement Required Courses Complete ALL of the following Courses: Total Credit Hours
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CTE 450 | Organization of Diversified Cooperative Work-Study Programs | 3 |
| CTE 455 | Operation of Diversified Cooperative Work-Study Programs | 3 |
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