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School Spotlight: OIC Wilson; My10YearPlan App; Professional Development; Upcoming Conference Attendance No images? Click here March 25, 2025
School Spotlight: OIC Wilson Helps Students Explore Careers Through Community Partnerships OIC Wilson Program Coordinator, Marvin Dew, experienced first-hand the impact and importance of having community partnerships to pair with their Career Choices and Changes course.
Bringing community partners together to assist students in evaluating their 10-Year Plan and discuss details of different careers increasingly helps students to make informed career decisions. To become a Career Choices medal program like OIC Wilson and share what you do in the classroom, apply for a medal below. Utilize the My10yearPlan.com® Mobile App Upon completing the course and finishing their work online, students can choose to download the My10yearPlan.com® Mobile App, which will be preloaded with important details from their 10-Year Plan Summary Page. By keeping their plan easily accessible, students will have a constant reminder as they navigate through their decade of transition—from high school to post-secondary education or training, and eventually into the workforce—empowering them to continue the goal-setting and decision-making process they learned in their Career Choices series course. Professional DevelopmentWe now provide more professional development support than ever. We've created a variety of opportunities specifically designed to meet your needs. Feel free to request or register for upcoming webinars! Upcoming Conferences and Presentations CCCAOE: April 8–11 Presentation by Allan Hancock College Dual Enrollment Team: “Path to Promise: Innovative Dual Enrollment Practices” Allan Hancock College has developed a strong early college credit program in collaboration with partner high schools, positioning us as one of the state’s leaders. We combine various credit models with targeted outreach in middle and high schools. Join us to learn more about our approach and innovative programs, which enable student cohorts to graduate from high school with both a diploma and an associate degree. |