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Search for: Search. School-to-Work Program. Service Area. Chickasaw Nation Residents This service is available inside the Chickasaw Nation's boundaries This service is not available inside the Chickasaw Nation's boundaries This service is available both inside and outside the Chickasaw Nation's boundaries. Contact Information. STWP Chickasaw. Office of the Governor.

Judicial Department. Legislative Department. Chickasaw Code. Chickasaw Constitution. Career Opportunities. Chickasaw Business Network. Some have these programs specifically set up for those who are not on the college track as an alternative career preparation path. Talk to others who are currently in a work-study program. Ask your counselor or principal for the names of students who are currently in the program.

Ask if you can drop in on a class. If that is not your style, ask if they can provide a currently enrolled student with your phone number with a request that he calls you with information. Go about this however you feel most comfortable, but make sure you take this important step.

Ask him all the things that you wonder about the program. Get the insider information, and assess how others tend to like the program. Call the college that you think you'll want to attend one day. Ask them what they think of students who complete work-study programs and give them the details of the one you are considering. Some schools may have to be politically correct on what is looked upon as acceptable, but you will get a better feel on what the impression of the programs are at your particular school of choice.

Apply once you have established that this is the right move for you. This may include completing many individual applications for employment at possible employers in the program. Ask for as much help from your counselor as needed. Those in charge at your school are there to help you through your high school experience, and let them know if you need more assistance than is already given. Sometimes not speaking up is telling people that you don't need help at all.

Keep in touch with both your employer and teacher on a regular basis. Make sure the two of them are seeing eye to eye. You want to make sure that you get proper credit and the proper paycheck. What to Expect. You will meet with your team regularly to build good communication and understand each other's responsibilities.

You will work closely with an employment specialist. An employment specialist will help you learn about places where you would like to work, jobs you are interested in, your hobbies and interests, things you dislike or prefer not to do, skills you feel are your strongest, and areas you feel you need some help.

Your employment specialist will work with you to complete a Community Based Assessment. This is simply a way for your employment specialist to learn about how to help you find the job right for you, and assist you in developing a clear job goal. You will prepare for getting that job by preparing a resume, making sure you know what to wear for your interview, practicing your interviewing skills, and even helping you practice taking the bus to and from work.

Your employment specialist will be working hard to market your skills to different employers, will set up interview opportunities for you, and provide you with the interview support you need.

Your employment specialist will provide you and your team with monthly reports which provide information about the progress you are making towards achieving your job goal. When You Begin Working. Stay in school, even if you start working Sometimes students lose their first jobs. Benefits Planning Many students and families are confused about how wages will affect their Social Security and Medicaid benefits.

Discuss benefit planning services with your DVR counselor. Ongoing job support Job support agencies will help you become as independent as possible on the job. Employment as a goal The goal of S2W is for students to leave school with a job. After S2W Ends. Funding Once school ends, funding for ongoing support is not guaranteed.

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