Contact Information
Kelley Birch
Director, College and Career Readiness
(707) 399-4806
Aline Canido-Consolacion
Secretary/Program Analyst
(707) 399-4809
acanido-consolacion@solanocoe.net
Kim Lane
K12 SWP Project Coordinator
(707) 399-4801
Amber Bell
College and Career Development Specialist
(707) 399-4828
Rodney Fisher
College and Career Development Specialist
(707) 399-4808
Abraham Anaya
College and Career Development Specialist
(707) 399-4831
Vacancy College and Career Development Specialist (707) 399-4834
Terrell Parr
Construction Trades Teacher
(707) 399-4837
Sabrina True
CTE Classroom Specialist
(707) 399-4837
Connect to Careers Guide
Career & College Readiness
The College and Career Readiness program provides coordination and professional development for career pathways offered in Solano County school districts. The program also offers Essential Skills Workshops to students enrolled in career pathways in the county high schools and College and Career Development Specialists promote connections with industry partners through Work-Based Learning activities and experiences. The College and Career Readiness Department facilitates a partnership between the Solano County Office of Education, Solano County school districts, Chambers of Commerce, and the Solano County Workforce Development Board to offer a Work-Ready! Certification program for students.
SCOE has created short videos highlighting some of the Career Technical Education (CTE) and College Readiness programs across Solano County.
Work-Ready! Certificate program
The Work-Ready! Certificate Program for students is a three week workshop providing over twenty hours of work related instruction and support. The program helps students locate job opportunities, learn interview skills and develop a resume. Workshop topics include: time management, resume writing, job search & application cover letters, work ethic, customer service, teamwork, appropriate dress, interview techniques, and mock interviews. The Work-Ready! Certificate program is coordinated by the Solano County Office of Education in partnership with local Chambers of Commerce and is presented in school districts throughout Solano County.
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1. Demonstrate strong work ethic 2. Maintain consistency in attitude and behaviors 3. Be self-motivated and take initiative 4. Possess critical thinking and problem solving skills 5. Work well with others as part of a team |
6. Have the ability to present a positive attitude 7. Understand the importance of time management 8. Identify and recognize interpersonal effectiveness 9. Demonstrate appropriate workplace communication 10. Represent professionalism in the workplace |
EMPLOYErs - How You can get involved
EMPLOYERS AND BUSINESS LEADERS
Effective partnerships between education and employers can make areal difference to young people. Career Technical Education needs you!
Forms of involvement might include:
- Raising the general awareness of the "world of work" and preparing young people for the demands they will meet in the 21st century workplace
- Raise the career consciousness of students in particular sectors of the workforce
- Provide workplace experience either through job shadow opportunities or internships
- Becoming a guest speaker
- Providing a "hands-on" lesson in the classroom.
If you are interested in business partnerships or wish to volunteer, we welcome you! Please call our office at 707-399-4800.
For more information and other volunteer opportunities, please download the file above.
