Part One
General Information*

Part Two
Elementary Level Grade K - 1*

Part Three
Elementary Level Grades 2-3* 

Part Four
Elementary Level Grades 4 & Up (A)* Elementary Level Grades 4 & Up (B)*

Part Five
Intermediate Level (A)*          Intermediate Level (B) *

Part Six
Commencement Level (A) * Commencement Level (B)* Commencement Level (C) * 

Part Seven
Adult Level (A)*   Adult Level (B)* Adult Level (C) *  

Part Eight
Career Plan  Support Services *

Part Nine
Career Plan and Individualized Education Program *

Part Ten
Appendix A-E*    Appendix F*    Appendix G-I*  Appendix J*

Career Plan "How-To" Guide

Prepared by Two-Year College Development Center, University at Albany

About This Guide

The New York State Education Department Career Plan How-To Guide is intended to serve as a resource for administrators, counselors, and teachers as they begin the process of designing and implementing a comprehensive K-Adult career planning system for all learners.  The information contained in the Guide is based on the recommended K-Adult career plan documents and implementation process resulting from the Pilot phase of the New York State Education Department Career Plan Initiative.

Organized by education levels, the Guide is designed to facilitate a continuum of career development and planning opportunities for all State learners throughout their K-Adult education experiences. The Guide also serves as the foundation for the turn-key training activities resulting from the training phase of the Career Plan Initiative.

Acknowledgements

The Career Plan “How-To” Guide represents the collective thinking of a partnership consisting of representatives from the New York State Department of Education and Department of Labor; school based personnel from the kindergarten through the adult levels; the Career Options Institute; the Two Year College Development Center and The Westchester Institute for Human Services Research, Inc.  Thanks go to the following members in the partnership: (Click here to see the list of contributors.)

This product is published with funding provided by the: 

The University of the State of New York

The State Education Department

The Office of Workforce Preparation and Continuing Education

Career and Technical Education Team

Under the School-to-Work Opportunity Act of 1994 and Vocational and Applied Technology Act

 

This product was prepared by the:

Two-Year College Development Center

The University at Albany

State University of New York

135 Western Avenue, Husted 208

Albany, NY 12222

(P) 518-442-5590

(F) 518-442-9055