Core Plus Curriculum: Basic Skills for Manufacturing, Industry and the Skilled Trades

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Keywords

basic skills for manufacturing and engineering, workforce development

Project

Authors

Date Submitted

2017

Material Type

Workshop and Training Material

Secondary Material Type

Assessment Tool
Assignment
Open Textbook
Presentation
Quiz/Test
Reference Material
Syllabus
Tutorial

Institution

Clover Park Technical College

Industry Partner

Core Plus was created through the leadership of the Manufacturing Industrial Council (MIC) of Seattle and developed with Washington state's Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), and made possible through the financial support of The Boeing Company, which also provided technical assistance. Additional Core Plus contributors include Northwest Marine Trade Association, Washington National Guard, and Port of Seattle.

License

CC BY

Funding Source

TAACCCT Round 4

Additional Public Access

http://core-plus.org

Abstract

Clover Park Technical College's (CPTC) one-quarter Fundamental Skills for Manufacturing & Engineering (FSME) certificate is modeled on Core Plus, a curriculum created in Washington state through a partnership between the K-12 public education system and the Advanced Manufacturing industry. Core Plus focuses on basic skills that apply across a wide variety of industrial sectors and which prepare students for apprenticeship, additional education, or direct entry into the workforce. Although developed for high school use, Core Plus materials may be suitable for adult learners in any course that introduces career pathways in the Skilled Trades, Manufacturing and Industry. For this reason, CPTC is making the full Core Plus – Year One curriculum available on Skills Commons as a resource for other institutions and initiatives. This curriculum was created in partnership with industry partners, who helped identify the “baseline” skills and knowledge that students need to be successful. This set of learning resources, Core Plus - Year One, addresses foundational skills in 540 total hours of instruction at the high school level.

Industry (NAISC)

Manufacturing -- Transportation Equipment Manufacturing -- Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing (3364)

Occupation (SOC)

Architecture and Engineering Occupations -- Mechanical Engineering Technicians (17-3027)

Instructional Program (CIP)

Engineering Technologies/Technicians (15)

Credit Type

Credential Type

Diploma
Certificate
Credential
Stacked/Latticed Credential Model
Associate Degree

Educational Level

1st year Community College or equivalent

Skill Level

Quality Assurance Organization