Specialized Career Education – Comprehensive

Program Overview

This program is a planned sequence of instruction consisting of two occupational completion points. The first is focused on career exploration and methods of obtaining a job, while the second is focused on maintaining employment. Course content includes but is not limited to: determining employment goals; demonstrating employability and self-advocacy skills; using technology, tools, equipment, and supplies safely and correctly; and, demonstrating personal productivity. Each course may include Job Shadowing, OJT, and Internships to further strengthen the student’s learning experience throughout the career decision-making and job preparation process. This is a terminal program; therefore, once all six courses are completed, the OCPs are awarded and the student would: enroll in a CTE program of his or her choice; or, transition to employment.

Admission Requirements

High school diploma or exited K-12 system
Completed SCE application packet and interview
SCE Application packet can be found in Admissions

Employment opportunities

Enrollment in a CTE program upon graduation will result in trades-related employment opportunities: see other programs
Direct entry-level employment opportunities upon graduation examples include: Retail associate, receptionist, warehouse associate, teacher’s assistant/ paraprofessional, custodian, front service clerk, cafeteria attendant, dishwasher, etc.
Industry certifications: Florida Ready to Work Soft Skills and Florida Ready to Work Digital Skills

What You'll learn

Demonstrate self-advocacy and self-determination skills.
Discuss individual interests, aptitudes, and opportunities.
Review and discuss career and employment opportunities.
Determine realistic employment goals.
Demonstrate work-related skills.
Demonstrate mastery of selected standards and benchmarks from one or more job preparatory programs (not previously mastered).
Describe the rights, responsibilities and benefits of employment.
Manage interpersonal relationships.
Demonstrate job seeking and employability skills.
Demonstrate personal productivity.
Demonstrate employability and work-related skills appropriate to the workplace.
Demonstrate proper and safe procedures while working with tools, equipment, systems, and materials.
Demonstrate mastery of selected standards and benchmarks from one or more job preparatory programs (not previously mastered).
Describe the duties and responsibilities of a successful employee.
Demonstrate how to request job accommodations.
Define key terms related to the chosen occupation.
Demonstrate oral and written communication skills in creating, expressing and interpreting information and ideas.
Demonstrate industry related mathematical skills.
Demonstrate industry related science knowledge and skills based on CTE standards and benchmarks.
Demonstrate industry related language arts knowledge and skills based on CTE standards and benchmarks.
Demonstrate mastery of selected standards and benchmarks from one or more job preparatory programs (not previously mastered).
Create an employment plan.
Explain job accommodations as they relate to the workplace.
Demonstrate communication skills necessary for successful employment.
Demonstrate employability skills.
Demonstrate a familiarity with information technology.
Demonstrate workplace safety practices.
Demonstrate mastery of selected standards and benchmarks from one or more job preparatory programs (not previously mastered).
Demonstrate an understanding of workplace organization.
Describe the roles within teams, work units, departments, organizations, and the larger environment.
Explain the impact of technology on occupations related to the field of study in which the student is enrolled.
Demonstrate positive human relations and leadership skills.
Explain the importance of health, safety, and environmental management systems in organizational performance and regulatory compliance.
Solve problems using critical thinking skills, creativity, and innovation.
Demonstrate mastery of selected standards and benchmarks from one or more job preparatory programs (not previously mastered).
Demonstrate employability skills.
Use information technology tools.
Practice quality performance.
Demonstrate leadership and teamwork skills needed to accomplish team goals and objectives.
Describe the importance of professional ethics and legal responsibilities.
Demonstrate skills acquired through On-the-Job-Training (OJT).

Why Choose Lively?

Students in the workforce

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Industry Certifications earned in 24-25

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Average Job Placement rate for programs

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FAQs

Common questions about our program.

The enrollment process involves several key steps:
- Application: Complete the online Lively Technical College Application
- Documentation: Provide official transcripts and your most recent IEP or other acceptable documentation
- SCE Application Packet: Submit the SCE Application Packet, including completing an interview
- Tuition: Cover tuition through out-of-pocket, financial aid, or scholarship pay options
Many students that apply for Specialized Career Education also apply for the SOAR scholarship, which provides a full scholarship and 5 years of job coaching to Lively Technical College students with a documented Intellectual Disability (IQ of below 70). This scholarship is grant-funded by Florida Center for Students with Unique Abilities. Contact Judith Husband Wiley at judith.husband@leonschools.net for questions about qualification for the SOAR scholarship. Students may apply for the SOAR scholarship, but it is NOT required to enroll in the Specialized Career Education course.

Employers of graduates

meet your instructors

meet your coordinator

Grace Holley

Instructor for Specialized Career Education

850-487-7460

holleyg1@leonschools.net

Program Requirements

Total Clock Hours: 900

OCP	Course Number	Course Title	Course Length	SOC Code
A	SLS0460	Specialized Career Education, Basic 1	150	SOC applicable to related CTE program
A	SLS0461	Specialized Career Education, Basic 2	150	SOC applicable to related CTE program
A	SLS0462	Specialized Career Education, Basic 3	150	SOC applicable to related CTE program
B	SLS0463	Specialized Career Education, Advanced 1	150	SOC applicable to related CTE program
B	SLS0464	Specialized Career Education, Advanced 2	150	SOC applicable to related CTE program
B	SLS0944	Specialized Career Education Internship	150	SOC applicable to related CTE program

See the Course Catalog for detailed program cost and fee information.

Total Clock Hours: 900

Fee	Details
2628.00	Tuition
107.59	Bookstore
90.00	Registration Fee
100.00	Facility Fee
200.00	Lab Fee

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