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Show UBAVC readies for new year 'vACarolluaiIling Programs at the i,lladuWledtobe8inon SeP-''nts SeP-''nts p.,,1 and Pst secondary level "nd'eru- "arter registrations are tiaSs bolh daytime and 'I'ty readiness is the key vrtsurcef,v,proSram and the ttej , of the Area Center are v''lee Priding each tvto o - 6 rnaximum p- .HemanJ00 skiIls that will ,st rr e' says Keith 0?m Cordinator. J Ktut further discussed the instructional methods and procedures used at the Vocational Center designed to meet the individual needs of students. Open entry-open exit means ' that students may enter most programs anytime it is convenient for them to begin schooling. Flexibility of scheduling allows the student and the center to meet special training and employment schedules. An important instructional method at the center is the individually prescribed instruction approach to allow each student to learn at their individual capacity consistent with personal abilities and time available, said Bergquist. Kxpanded curriculum offerings are available this school year in both the Business and the T & I Department as well as a Nurse Aide course in the Allied Health Dept. New this year will be a pre-assessment pre-assessment and career guidance program to assist students in preparing for career choices that will be the key to the development of "Individual Em-ployability Em-ployability Plans." For further information call or write UBAVC. P.O. Box 367, Roosevelt. (722-4523) (722-4523) or 601 South Vernal Avenue (739-1942) (739-1942) in Vernal. |
