Common use of Training Programs for Designated Classifications Clause in Contracts

Training Programs for Designated Classifications. When the District is able to project requirement(s) for designated classifications, which requirement(s) would likely not be met through the District’s recruitment procedures, the District may establish a training program for the classification of skilled trades assistant(s) or technical assistant(s), as the case may be. The training program, which would not exceed one (l) year in duration, will be designated so that the selected employee could obtain sufficient skills to qualify for the position to which the training program is directed. Any such training program will include on-the-job training and may include classroom training, in which event the employee will be released from his/her other duties to attend the required classes.

Training Programs for Designated Classifications. ‌ When the District is able to project requirement(s) for designated classifications, which requirement(s) would likely not be met through the District’s recruitment procedures, the District may establish a training program for the classification of skilled trades assistant(s) or technical assistant(s), as the case may be. The training program, which would not exceed one (l) year in duration, will be designated so that the selected employee could obtain sufficient skills to qualify for the position to which the training program is directed. Any such training program will include on-the-job training and may include classroom training, in which event the employee will be released from his/her other duties to attend the required classes.

Training Programs for Designated Classifications. ‌ When the District is able to project requirement(s) for designated classifications, which requirement(s) would likely not be met through the District’s recruitment procedures, the District may establish a training program for Skilled Trades Assistant(s) and Skilled Trades Workers, or positions in the classification of skilled trades assistant(s) or technical assistant(s)and related series, as the case may be. The training program, which would not exceed one (l) year in duration, will be designated so that the selected employee could obtain sufficient skills to qualify for the position to which the training program is directed. Any such training program will include on-the-job training and may include classroom training, in which event the employee will be released from his/her their other duties to attend the required classes.

Training Programs for Designated Classifications. When the District is able to project requirement(s) for designated classifications, which requirement(s) would likely not be met through the District’s District‟s recruitment procedures, the District may establish a training program for the classification of skilled trades assistant(s) or technical assistant(s), as the case may be. The training program, which would not exceed one (l) year in duration, will be designated so that the selected employee could obtain sufficient skills to qualify for the position to which the training program is directed. Any such training program will include on-the-job training and may include classroom training, in which event the employee will be released from his/her other duties to attend the required classes.