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<br />diploma; Forklift, Chainsaw, Red Cross CPR/First Aid Certifications; as well as these internal <br />certifications: AmeriCorps Education Award (scholarship); Corps member Bonus Plan awards <br />include a certificate plus a cash bonus. <br /> <br />Jointly, through the program in Green Construction, Taller San Jose and OCCC will strive to <br />achieve the following outcomes: . <br />. Recruit and emoll 20 eligible out-of-school yout~ between the ages of 18-21 in a <br />green technology program, 70% of whom will be emolled by March 2010. <br />o Taller San Jose will recruit 10 youth to complete a pre-apprenticeship <br />program <br />o OCCC will recruit 1 o primarily Corps 2 Ca.reer youth who are exiting their <br />education and training program <br />. Ensure certificate attainment for 75% of youth who complete green construction <br />program <br />. Facilitate the placement of 100% of youth into internships at the OCCC <br />. Facilitate the placement of 70% of youth into jobs above minimum wage and/or <br />community college. . <br />. Ensure litera.cy/mllneracy gains for at least 30% of youth participants <br />. Increase youth wage earnings by $3,500 or more. <br /> <br />D. Program Description <br />The program in green construction offered by Taller San Jose and OCCC is designed to place <br />gra.duates in a high-demand industry that offers career ladders for growth. According to a <br />June 2009 report by The Pew Charitable Trusts, California has the nation's most green jobs <br />with 125,000, or .77% of the labor force. Over the coming years, this trend is expected to <br />continue. President Obama has endorsed a 25% by 2025 standard, which refers to the <br />initiative of producing 25% of the nation's electricity from sources such as wind power, solar <br />panels, wood chips and dams by 2025. <br /> <br />Although Taller San Jose and OCCC have slightly different, yet complementary, program <br />designs, all emolled WIA students will patiicipate in training that offers a mix of these three key <br />areas: Hard Skills Development - work expedence, Employability Development - job <br />preparation, and Life Skills Development - on-going personal development. Over the course of <br />the training period, the 20 WIA patticipants will complete a curriculum that addresses these topic <br />areas: <br /> <br />lIARD SKILLS EMPLOY ABILTY LIl?I~ SKILLS <br /> <br />· Construction Pre- <br />Apprenticeship <br />· Fundamentals of Solar <br />Electricity, Energy <br />Installation and <br />Maintenance Principles <br />· Basic Weatherization <br />(pending certification) <br />· OSHA Certification <br />· NABCEF Celtification <br /> <br />· Customer Service <br />· Employer Expectations <br />· Interview Techniques <br />· Job Search Strategies <br />· Mock Interview <br />· Networking <br />· Resume Writing <br />· Workplace Safety <br /> <br />EXHIBIT A <br /> <br />· Anger Management <br />· Communication & <br />Listening Skills <br />· Conflict Resolution <br />· Drug & Alcohol <br />Education <br />· Goal Setting <br />· Leadership. Development <br />· Personal Finance <br />· Public Speaking <br /> <br />8 <br />1pOllSorid by Ih. Shim 0/ SJ. jOIlph of OTtf/lg. <br />