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Discover how the Bridges to Health Career Initiative aims to boost completion rates in health care programs, offer pathways to degrees, and higher-wage jobs for underserved populations in Connecticut. KeyTrain offers assessments, lessons, and certificates to build essential skills for success in desired careers. Explore various skill areas, levels, and career clusters in the health science field. Obtain support, training, and technical assistance from the creators of interactive training solutions to propel your career forward. Contact Susan Dichter at sdichter@nwcc.commnet.edu for more details.
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In Connecticut STEM presentation, System Office 8.31.09
Who, What, Why? • Increase completion rates in health care certificate programs • Open pathways to degrees and higher-wage jobs • CNA • Dental Assistant • EKG Technician • EMT • Medical Coding Specialist • Pharmacy Technician • Phlebotomy Technician Underserved Low income ESL Minority “Bridges to Health Career Initiative” Source: http://www.commnet.edu/healthcare/OverviewG2.asp
Developed by • creators of interactive training solutions for education and business • developer and producer of copper alloys, chlorine, and soda products
What is KeyTrain? • Assessments • Lessons • Certificates • Web based • Multi-sensory The Goal Learn, practice and demonstrate the skills needed to succeed in the jobs and careers desired. • Occupational • Job Profiles database
Skills Areas & Levels Each Skill Level represents a specific set of skills Skill Area
Reading for Information • Applied Mathematics • Locating Information • Pretest • Lessons in selected skill area • Practiceproblems • Quiz to assess potential WorkKeys score • Applied Technology • Listening • Observation • Teamwork • Writing
Agriculture & Food • Architecture & Construction • Arts & Communication • Business Mgmt • Education & Training • Financial Services • Government & Public Admin • Health Science • Hospitality & Tourism • Human Services • Information Technology • Law, Pubic Safety & Security • Manufacturing • Marketing & Sales • Science, Tech & Engineering • Transportation & Distribution
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The Instructor’s Job 1 – Add Students 3 – Assign Lessons 2 – Add Students to Classes 4 – Monitor Progress www.KeyTrain.com
Sample Reports Student Name
Support to the Community Colleges Training Help getting started Technical support Office hours
Support for the Administrators • Technical support hotline • Materials development • Workshops • Wiki • Forums www.ctkeytrain.wikispaces.com
Thank You. For more information, contact Susan Dichter, Northwestern CT CC 860.738.6335 sdichter@nwcc.commnet.edu STEM presentation, System Office, 8.31.09