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Reaching Incarcerated Youth: Creating Partnerships to serve to Serve Justice Involved participants Presented by: Candy E. Price-Winnick, youth career development specialist, Employment & Training Inc. PA CareerLink Huntingdon County

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Page 1: Reaching Incarcerated Youth: Creating Partnerships to serve to

Reaching Incarcerated Youth: Creating Partnerships to serve to

Serve Justice Involved participantsPresented by:

Candy E. Price-Winnick, youth career development specialist, Employment & Training Inc.PA CareerLink Huntingdon County

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Background● Introductions● Career Development Education Series overview● Location background

○ Trough Creek State Park○ Youth Forestry Camp #3

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Background

Image from Google Maps

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Background

Image from Google Maps

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Background

Image from Google Maps

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Background● Introductions● Career Development Education Series overview● Location background

○ Trough Creek State Park○ Youth Forestry Camp #3

● Genesis of program implementation

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Partners● Employment & Training Inc.● Youth Forestry Camp #3 Corrections Staff● Youth Forestry Camp #3/TIU 11 Educational Staff● Office of Vocational Rehabilitation● PA Department of Human Services Bureau of Juvenile Justice

Services Pennsylvania Academic, Career, and Technical Training (PACTT)

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Funding● TANF Youth Development Programs (TANF YDP)

○ Qualified participants○ Prioritization of service○ Participant incentives

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Program Components/Eligibility● Qualified (eligible) participants● 14 WIOA Youth Elements● PA Department of Education Career Education and Work Academic

Standards

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Curriculum/Delivery● Material is presented in six, one-hour sessions

○ Typical Career Development Education Series is nine, 45-minute sessions○ Material for YFC has been edited to reflect needs of youth and material presented

as part of TIU education○ E&T personnel: Youth counselor, human resources specialist○ Camp personnel: Youth development counselor/transitional services coordinator,

facility director, adjudicated youth education programs consultant

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Curriculum/Delivery● Session 1

○ Program expectations and attendance policy○ Information regarding program stipend○ Questionnaire for each youth○ Final presentation requirements○ Employment readiness pre-test○ Skills identification/Career Pathways identification

■ O*NET interest profiler based on Holland Code (RAISEC) test○ Labor market discussion

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Curriculum/Delivery● Session 2

○ Conflict resolution skills■ Getting along with difficult supervisors/people

○ Communication in the workplace and at home○ Goal setting○ Planning○ Résumé building○ PACareerLink.pa.gov overview○ O*NETOnline.org overview

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Curriculum/Delivery● Session 3

○ Completing job applications■ Includes generic application

○ Résumé review/building○ Cover letter building○ Application word meaning quiz○ Post-secondary education/post-release options

■ Including apprenticeship and entrepreneurship

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Curriculum/Delivery● Session 4

○ Social media footprint■ Social media etiquette■ Copyright/fair use

○ Value skills (What are employers looking for)○ Reading and understanding a pay stub

■ Payroll deductions

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Curriculum/Delivery● Session 5

○ Introduction to OVR○ Interview tools and tips○ Foundation Skills Framework

■ Elevator pitch○ Budgeting○ Employment knowledge True/False quiz

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Curriculum/Delivery● Session 6

○ Professional presentations

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Curriculum/Delivery● Follow-up session

○ Stipends/certificates

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For questions, Comments, or Concerns:

Candy E. Price-Winnick814-641-6408 ext. [email protected]