Hortonville Area School District - School-to-Work and Apprenticeships

School-Supervised Work-Based Opportunities
Wisconsin students have many opportunities to learn about the world of work. The majority of students work sometime during their high school years. Students who participate in school-supervised work-based learning have additional opportunities to gain employability skills, and with many programs, occupational skills related to their high school courses. School-supervised work-based learning reinforces the connection between work and school, provides an opportunity for meaningful contact with adults/mentors, improves their chances for successful employment as young adults, and helps solidify career interests.

Youth Apprenticeship Info Nights - December 2 and 7, 2020

Youth Apprenticeship Informational Video

Youth Apprenticeship (link to additional information)
The Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship program integrates school-based and work-based learning. Students accepted into an approved Youth Apprenticeship program will continue taking classes at their high school while working as an apprentice at a participating business. Students will be enrolled in a technical class related to their youth apprenticeship program. These courses may be offered at either their high school or off-campus. CESA 6 website has more information. If you are interested in participating in Youth Apprenticeship, please fill out an APPLICATION. Click HERE for a video to assist in completing the Youth Apprenticeship Application.
Youth Apprenticeship Program Areas

Dawn Grenzer
Youth Apprenticeship Coordinator
920-470-5614
Email

School to Career Experience
A work based learning program which provides students with the opportunity to develop positive attitudes, knowledge and work skills that will contribute to success in work, learning and life. Students will learn habits and principles that will empower them to be effective principle-centered leaders who will be an asset to the business and industries in which they will be employed. In addition to personal and business leadership development, students will address transition issues, career research/job acquisition, labor market, employment and economic trends, college survival skills, etc. Students in School to Career will also develop work experience and related skills through direct employment. Students may enroll in School to Career during their senior year for one semester or for the full school year. Students wishing to participate in School to Career must register for the class, have service hours completed and be employed prior to registration. Students will be excused from school for a maximum of 2 hours a day. The program is entirely online and students will be required to do some online coursework.

Employed by start of semester
Enroll for either one semester or entire year (.5 credit/1 credit)
Senior students only
Service Learning Hours completed

Erin Fisher
School-to-Career Coordinator
920-779-7934 ext. 15124
Email