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Business Education Resource Consortium
Table of Contents
Documents on the Web Site
Main Menu
Main menu for the Business Education Tech Prep Web Site at Allan Hancock College. From here you are linked to all
of the other pages at the site.
Accounting and Finance Manual
This document contains integrated performance activities (IAPs) and Program Sequence Guides for Accounting/Finance
courses.
Computer Science and Information
Systems Manual
This document contains integrated performance activities (IAPs) and Program Sequence Guides.
Business Management and Entrepreneurship
Manual
Integrated performance activities (IPAs),
designed to assist teachers in transforming the traditional classroom into an action-based, interdisciplinary learning
environment.
A Tech Prep Primer
This document provides a broad overview of the Tech Prep program goals and implementation.
Documents referred to in the Primer:
Central Coast Articulation Group
This document describes the Central Coast Articulation Group (CCAG), a group which consists of Allan Hancock College
and its feeder high school districts, created to address issues such as how communication can be enhanced regarding
vocational, academic and adult programs.
Components of the Tech
Prep Philosophy
This describes the basic components of the Tech Prep Philosophy: applied academics, articulation, integration,
partnerships and workplace learning.
Business Education Tech Prep
Resource Consortium
A description of the Business Education Tech Prep Resource Consortium which came into being in 1992 when the Central
Coast Articulation Group was awarded a grant by the California Department of Education using funds from the Carl
D. Perkins Vocational and Applied Technology Education Act
National Educational Reform
A description of the educational reform legislation at the Federal level.
The Secretary's Commission
on Achieving Necessary Skills
This document provides an overview of Secretary's Commission on Achieving Necessary Skills (SCANS).
Carl D. Perkins Vocational
and Applied Technology Education Act (VATEA) of 1990
This document provides a general description of VATEA. Funding from this Act is administered by the Chancellor's
Office of the California Community Colleges and the California Department of Education.
Second to None
A summary of the report Second to None: A
Vision of the New California High School,,
1992, which was prepared by the High School Task Force. It focuses on reform issues for high schools.
Reports
Workplace Learning Strategies
The Workplace Learning Strategies manual suggests strategies to achieve the mandated school-based
learning, work-based learning and connecting activities components of the School-to-Work Opportunities Act.
Table of Contents Appendix
Workplace Learning Strategies
Information useful for implementing School-to-Work activities.
Links to Schools
Articulation Between Allan
Hancock College and Local High Schools
This document describes the articulation agreements between Allan Hancock College and the nearby high schools.
Arroyo Grande High School
and Allan Hancock College Tech Prep Connections
A list of the certificate and degree programs available through Tech Prep.
Courses Needed for an Accounting/Finance
Certificate or Degree Program
A description of, and schedule for, the courses offered at Arroyo Grande High School and Allan Hancock College
needed to obtain an Accounting/Finance Certificate or Degree.
Courses Needed for a Business
Management Certificate or Degree Program
A description of, and schedule for, the courses offered at Arroyo Grande High School and Allan Hancock College
needed to obtain a Business Management Certificate or Degree.
Courses Needed for a Computer
Science Certificate or Degree Program
A description of, and schedule for, the courses offered at Arroyo Grande High School and Allan Hancock College
needed to obtain a Computer Science Certificate or Degree.
Courses Needed for an Information
Processing Certificate or Degree Program
A description of, and schedule for, the courses offered at Arroyo Grande High School and Allan Hancock College
needed to obtain an Information Processing Certificate or Degree.
Courses Needed for a Marketing
Certificate or Degree Program
A description of, and schedule for, the courses offered at Arroyo Grande High School and Allan Hancock College
needed to obtain a Marketing Certificate or Degree.
Articulation Agreements Between Allan Hancock College
and High Schools
Arroyo Grande High School
Cabrillo High School
Delta High School
Lompoc High School
Righetti High School
St. Joseph High School
Santa Maria High School
Santa Ynez Valley High School
Links to Other Sites
Links to Other Sites of Interest
This page provides you with a list of links
related to TechPrep and School-to-Work
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