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Career Expectations

  • Complete work in a timely manner
  • Work with various supervisors at different locations
  • Wear appropriate uniform as assigned by a supervisor
  • Follow appropriate workplace hygiene expectations
  • Collaborate with co-workers to complete assigned tasks
  • Remain open to exploring and practicing new things
  • Remain professional in various work environments
  • Use self-advocacy skills in uncomfortable situations
  • Follow step by step directions/instructions
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Courses

  • Blend of academic skills and pre-employment exploration
  • Students are exposed to a variety of transferable work skills
  • Appropriate for students who need only one math and English credit required for graduation or a deferred graduate and enrolled in a public school.
  • Work-based learning experiences on campus or at local businesses
  • Students report daily to a Great Oaks Career Campus

 

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Next Ready Skills

At Great Oaks, you’ll do more than learn a trade; you’ll master NextReady skills like clear communication and problem-solving that help you get hired. You will get a head start on building a professional reputation for being dependable, adaptable, and technically skilled before you even graduate

Effective Communicators

Record work tasks accurately and use a professional tone and respectful words to solve problems with coworkers.

Critical Thinkers

Use available resources to find facts and try to solve problems independently before asking for assistance.

Adapt­able Navigators

Stay calm when plans change and view new tasks as opportunities to become more independent.

Account­able Employees

Take responsibility for personal character/integrity, make ethical choices, and keep personal/others private information safe.

Skilled Professionals

Show leadership through punctuality, safely use tools/equipment, maintain appropriate dress/appearance, and be confident to perform a job well.

Bottom Line: If you like working with others, prefer routine work, can follow directions with feedback, and are willing to learn job expectations and appropriate workplace behaviors then a Transition Program may be right for you.