CTE Video Gateway Project: Developing Student Interest in Skilled Trades
Students from multiple high schools will collaborate with professionals to create short videos showcasing different skilled trades. The project aims to spark student interest, highlight local tradespeople, address workforce demands, and provide hands-on digital media experience. Districts are invited to participate by selecting students and a teacher sponsor. Funding is available through grants for project costs.
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T H E N W R E C # 2 P R E S E N T S The CTE VIDEO GATEWAY PROJECT
Overview: Students from across the region (2-3 high school students from Penasco, Questa, Escalante, Mesa Vista, and Coronado) will work with True Kids 1 professionals to create a 3-5 min. short video focused on the Skilled Trades. Each video will explore a different trade (welding, construction, plumbing, etc.), feature one tradesperson from the community, and film them on the job site. These videos will then be unveiled for National Skilled Trades Day, on May 4th, at the 'Skilled Trades Career Fair' (this year's host site, Penasco High School).
Outcome: To develop student interest in the Skilled Trades. To showcase local tradespeople and capture their journey of entering a skilled trades career post High School. To help fill a growing void in the local workforce of not having enough tradespeople to meet workforce demand. To learn about digital media and acquire hands-on experience using digital media tools.
In the details S TU D E N T A N D TE A CH E R S TI P E N D S S TU D E N T A N D TE A CH E R S TI P E N D S Students selected to participate in this project will earn $10/hr. The project can take anywhere COS T/ F U N D I N G COS T/ F U N D I N G from 10-15 hours of work (interviewing, filming, $2,500 per video (includes TK1 staff time, TK1 gear maintenance/insurance, student stipend pay) editing, etc.) Teacher/sponsor selected to provide supervision for students engaged in this project will be paid a stipend of up to $500 (amount The NWREC#2 will use Perkins and NextGen Grant funding to cover the $2,500 cost/per district video. Paid to True Kids 1 (TK1) dependent upon hours worked outside of the workday). Teacher sponsor is expected to be present at all times during interaction between Transportation costs associated with this project will need to be covered by the district the students and True Kids 1 staff. *Cost covered by project sponsors and/or NWREC2.
Next steps... F OR D I S TR I CTS F OR D I S TR I CTS Think about it and kindly let us know by Feb. 17th if your district will participate If participating, True Kids 1 employees will be expected to follow district's background check requirements prior to working with students District will select project teacher sponsor and 2-3 students to participate, then provide these names to NWREC#2
Project Contacts Geri Roybal, Geri Roybal, CTE / WBL Coordinator, NWREC#2 CTE / WBL Coordinator, NWREC#2 geri@nwrec2.org geri@nwrec2.org Sandy Campbell, Executive Director, True Kids 1 Sandy Campbell, Executive Director, True Kids 1 sandy@truekids1.org sandy@truekids1.org
