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Post-Secondary Education Approval and Enrollment Policies a. Described below is the highest level of post-secondary level education that the district will approve as a work activity, up to a four-year college program. Include in this section. (Please ensure to include the current providers the districts partners with for the provision of post-secondary education programs in Table 1 or Table 2 under Section 1.2 of this plan.) The district will approve up to two years of post-secondary education, that culminates with a certificate or degree, as a work activity b. In accordance with 18 NYCRR 385.9(b), regardless of whether the college program is approved for the participant as an employment work activity, the district will approve as a work activity a work-study, internship, externship or other work placement that is part of a non-graduate student’s curriculum unless one or more of the following conditions applies as checked below (Select all that apply): X It has been determined that the student voluntarily quit their job or reduced earnings to qualify for initial or increased TA. X A job or on-the-job training position that is comparable to the work-study, internship, externship or other work placement cannot reasonably be expected to exist in the private, public or not-for-profit sector. X The student is not maintaining a cumulative C average (or the equivalent). The district may disregard this provision if the student documents an undue hardship. The institution or student fails to monitor and report information regarding the student’s attendance and performance as required. The student fails to progress toward the completion of a course of study without good cause, as determined by the district. The student has previously enrolled in work-study, internship, or other work placement and failed to complete the work placement without good cause as determined by the district. Additional reasons as stated below:
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Post-Secondary Education Approval and Enrollment Policies a. Described below is the highest level of post-secondary level education that the district will approve as a work activity, up to a four-year college program. Include in this section. (Please ensure to include the current providers the districts partners with for the provision of post-secondary education programs in Table 1 or Table 2 under Section
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Post-Secondary Education Approval and Enrollment Policies a. Described below is the highest level of post-secondary level education that the district will approve as a work activity, up to a four-year college program: We will approve 12 months of post-secondary education as long as the schooling meets the requirements set forth in Section 4.3(b)(e) b. Described below is how the district will ensure that enrollments in post-secondary education beyond the 12-month lifetime limit are combined with a weekly average of at least 20 hours in paid employment activities which may include work study, work experience or community service: We would assign to a 20 hour per week CORE activity such as job skills training. c. In accordance with 18 NYCRR 385.9(b), regardless of whether the college program is approved for the participant as an employment work activity, the district will approve as a work activity a work-study, internship, externship or other work placement that is part of a non-graduate student’s curriculum unless one or more of the following conditions applies as checked below (Select all that apply): X It has been determined that the student voluntarily quit their job or reduced earnings to qualify for initial or increased TA. X A job or on-the-job training position that is comparable to the work-study, internship, externship or other work placement cannot reasonably be expected to exist in the private, public or not-for-profit sector. X The student is not maintaining a cumulative C average (or the equivalent). The district may disregard this provision if the student documents an undue hardship. The institution or student fails to monitor and report information regarding the student’s attendance and performance as required. The student fails to progress toward the completion of a course of study without good cause, as determined by the district. The student has previously enrolled in work-study, internship, or other work placement and failed to complete the work placement without good cause as determined by the district. Additional reasons as stated below:
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Post-Secondary Education Approval and Enrollment Policies a. Described below is the highest level of post-secondary level education that the district will approve as a work activity, up to a four-year college program: The district will approve as a work activity, a four-year college program. b. Described below is how the district will ensure that enrollments in post-secondary education beyond the 12-month lifetime limit are combined with a weekly average of at least 20 hours in paid employment activities which may include work study, work experience or community service: After a participant has exhausted the 12-month lifetime limit for having education and training enrollment count as a primary activity, s/he may continue with training/education on a part-time basis (up to 15 hours per week), with typically at least 20 hours of concurrent core work activities. These education/training hours become the secondary activity in the NYCWAY system and requires the worker to engage the participant in a core activity which may include paid employment activities, work study, paid or unpaid internships, community activities, community service, paid work study or other work placements. Notwithstanding the above, participants who are in good academic standing with their college, will be permitted to continue to attend full-time once the 12-month lifetime maximum is reached. Although this activity will enable the participating individual to retain eligibility for CA, HRA will not count this activity for purposes of calculating the Federal Participation Rate. This is in accordance with Section 4.1 which defines the work activity "Other - Any work activity that does not meet the criteria of any of the above countable activities constitutes participation that is not countable toward federal and State participation rates." HRA uses its Internship Placement Services (IPS) program for Cash Assistance (CA) clients who are enrolled in an HRA-approved course of study and choose to participate in this internship, community activity or community service as part of their education program as well as CUNY EDGE work-study to ensure work requirements are met for those who have exhausted 12-month lifetime limit. c. In accordance with 18 NYCRR 385.9(b), regardless of whether the college program is approved for the participant as an employment work activity, the district will approve as a work activity a work-study, internship, externship or other work placement that is part of a non-graduate student’s curriculum unless one or more of the follo...
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Post-Secondary Education Approval and Enrollment Policies a. Described below is the highest level of post-secondary level education that the district will approve as a work activity, up to a four-year college program: The district will approve up to two years of post-secondary education, that culminates with a certificate or degree, as a work activity. b. Described below is how the district will ensure that enrollments in post-secondary education beyond the 12-month lifetime limit are combined with a weekly average of at least 20 hours in paid employment activities which may include work study, work experience or community service: The district enrolls clients into post-secondary education that is scheduled to exceed 12 months by semesters. In the fall semester, the enrollment would cover September, October, and November. The spring semester would cover February, March, and April. This strategy allows for the twelve month limit to be spread out over two years of education. In the months not enrolled in post-secondary activity the clients are expected to participate in work experience or community service to continue to be eligible for postsecondary education as an employment activity. Individual Employment Counselors monitor their caseloads using alerts to ensure that clients are receiving 20 hours of a work activity when they are beyond the limit. c. In accordance with 18 NYCRR 385.9(b), regardless of whether the college program is approved for the participant as an employment work activity, the district will approve as a work activity a work-study, internship, externship or other work placement that is part of a non-graduate student’s curriculum unless one or more of the following conditions applies as checked below (Select all that apply): X It has been determined that the student voluntarily quit their job or reduced earnings to qualify for initial or increased TA. X A job or on-the-job training position that is comparable to the work-study, internship, externship or other work placement cannot reasonably be expected to exist in the private, public or not-for-profit sector. X The student is not maintaining a cumulative C average (or the equivalent). The district may disregard this provision if the student documents an undue hardship. The institution or student fails to monitor and report information regarding the student’s attendance and performance as required. The student fails to progress toward the completion of a course of study without good cause, as determined by the district. The student has previousl...
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Post-Secondary Education Approval and Enrollment Policies a. Described below is the highest level of post-secondary level education that the district will approve as a work activity, up to a four-year college program: The district will approve up to a two year Associates in Applied Science in a demand occupation for those individuals that lack post-secondary education. For individuals that may already possess at least 60 credits and do not have a marketable degree, we may approve up to a four year post-secondary program in a demand occupation if the individual can complete the program within 24 months. Instances where the district may deny participation include but not limited to: the program selected were not in a local demand occupation, if the individual were to take longer than 24 months to complete the program, if the individual possessed marketable skills and was capable to obtain and maintain employment in that occupation or if past performance in higher education was poor. b. Described below is how the district will ensure that enrollments in post-secondary education beyond the 12-month lifetime limit are combined with a weekly average of at least 20 hours in paid employment activities which may include work study, work experience or community service: Many post-secondary programs now require some type of internship or co-op experience as part of the program. We will count that as appropriate Work Experience time during the semester. If internships or co-ops were not available then the district would assist the individual to obtain an unpaid work experience in a related field or possibly part time paid employment with many of the employers we have relationships with. c. In accordance with 18 NYCRR 385.9(b), regardless of whether the college program is approved for the participant as an employment work activity, the district will approve as a work activity a work-study, internship, externship or other work placement that is part of a non-graduate student’s curriculum unless one or more of the following conditions applies as checked below (Select all that apply): X It has been determined that the student voluntarily quit their job or reduced earnings to qualify for initial or increased TA. X A job or on-the-job training position that is comparable to the work-study, internship, externship or other work placement cannot reasonably be expected to exist in the private, public or not-for-profit sector. X The student is not maintaining a cumulative C average (or the equivalent). The district may disregard this p...
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Post-Secondary Education Approval and Enrollment Policies a. Described below is the highest level of post-secondary level education that the district will approve as a work activity, up to a four-year college program: NCDSS will allow up to a four-year college program as an activity provided that the program leads directly to employment. The assessment of the program is based on criteria NCDSS gets from Niagara County Employment and Training as stated in section 4.3 (g) b. Described below is how the district will ensure that enrollments in post-secondary education beyond the 12-month lifetime limit are combined with a weekly average of at least 20 hours in paid employment activities which may include work study, work experience or community service: The 12 months are tracked through a combination of the yearly assessment and alerts that are generated through the enrollment and scheduling process in WTWCMS. Prior to the 12-month limit being reached the participant is called in and a c. In accordance with 18 NYCRR 385.9(b), regardless of whether the college program is approved for the participant as an employment work activity, the district will approve as a work activity a work-study, internship, externship or other work placement that is part of a non-graduate student’s curriculum unless one or more of the following conditions applies as checked below (Select all that apply): It has been determined that the student voluntarily quit their job or reduced earnings to qualify for initial or increased TA. X A job or on-the-job training position that is comparable to the work-study, internship, externship or other work placement cannot reasonably be expected to exist in the private, public or not-for-profit sector.
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Post-Secondary Education Approval and Enrollment Policies a. Described below is the highest level of post-secondary level education that the district will approve as a work activity, up to a four-year college program. Include in this section. (Please ensure to include the current providers the districts partners with for the provision of post-secondary education programs in Table 1 or Table 2 under Section 1.2 of this plan.) The highest level allowed is a two year degree program, or the last two years of a bachelors degree program if the individual has already completed two years of college prior to applying for approval for job skills or vocational training and meets all b. In accordance with 18 NYCRR 385.9(b), regardless of whether the college program is approved for the participant as an employment work activity, the district will approve as a work activity a work-study, internship, externship or other work placement that is part of a non-graduate student’s curriculum unless one or more of the following conditions applies as checked below (Select all that apply):
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