 Technical Education Improvement & Innovation Project
Project Purpose To improve performance on one or more of the core sub-indicators of performance. Each core indicator may be a separate project.
Project Purpose To focus on a student’s abilities, interests, and values as building blocks to successful career guidance and retention. To employ factors other than the aforementioned to enhance career guidance and create a valuable career program.
Project Purpose To help students develop job-search competencies and present themselves effectively as candidates for employment. Additionally, Career placement process should also obtain information on employment opportunities, trends, and prospective employers.
Project Purpose To synergize enrollments, to link our outstanding programs to recruitment and retention, to optimize resources, to improve services, to improve quality, to improve access to information, and to develop and evaluate strategies and make appropriate changes.
Project Purpose To increase the number of high school students successfully achieving a smooth transition from secondary education to success in technical college and/or the workforce.
Project Purpose To encourage continuous quality improvement by enhancing institutional research/institutional effectiveness in the institution.
Project Purpose To improve student learning through multiple delivery methods.
Project Purpose To assist students in overcoming barriers to employment. To increase opportunities for student employment. To provide support for job readiness, job searches, placement, and retention.
Project Purpose To encourage continuous quality improvement in adopting new and emerging technologies that enhance learning experiences.
Project Purpose Purpose will vary by college.
Project Purpose To innovatively improve the effectiveness of the services and activities provided to special population students so that they can achieve at the same level as other students.
Project Purpose To promote best practices in staff and faculty development; to create technical colleges in which students, faculty and staff are all learners who continually improve their performance.
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