Work-based learning can include job shadowing, interning with local employers and organizations, or participation in school based business enterprises. STC curriculum is defined by three categories. These activities work in conjunction with one another so that students may consistently develop valuable career skills.
Specific activities vary according to the needs and resources of the community.
The activities become the result of cooperative realtionships between employers, unions, civic groups, and other public and private sector organizations. To see what other communities are experiencing, browse our links page to find other local STC websites. By providing a link between classroom learning and the real world of work, STC motivates students to reach for higher standards, encouraging and supporting academic excellence. STC is for both college and non-college bound students. STC s programs are not merely vocational.