Wisconsin State Co-op Education Skills Standards Quiz

What is the primary purpose of Wisconsin's State Co-op Education Skills Standards programs?

• To provide unpaid internships for students

• To integrate school-based and work-based learning

• To offer online courses for career development

• To replace traditional classroom education

How many hours of paid work experience are required for the State Co-op Education Skills Standards program?

• 480 hours

• 600 hours

• 240 hours

• 90 hours

Which of the following is an exception to the 480-hour work experience requirement?

• Agribusiness Program

• Youth Leadership Certificate

• Business & Information Technology

• Health Science Education

What is the minimum number of hours required for the Youth Leadership Certificate?

• 60 hours

• 90 hours

• 120 hours

• 150 hours

Which document should districts consult for more information on Certified Co-Op?

• Wisconsin's State-Certified Cooperative Education Program Guide

• CTE Annual Report

• Labor Market Information Guide

• Perkins V Accountability Reports

What is the role of a workplace mentor in the State Co-op Education Skills Standards program?

• To provide classroom instruction

• To supervise paid work experience

• To evaluate academic performance

• To conduct career planning workshops

Which of the following is NOT a component of the State Co-op Education Skills Standards program?

• Unpaid volunteer work

• Two semesters of related classroom instruction

• Career planning and placement

• Integration of employability skills

What is the focus of the CTE programs?

• To enhance employability skills

• To provide general education

• To replace traditional schooling

• To offer extracurricular activities

Which of the following is a requirement for districts offering certified co-op programs?

• Conducting annual career fairs

• Supporting student learning for competency completion

• Offering free transportation

• Providing online courses

What is the minimum number of hours required for the Employability Skills exception?

• 60 hours

• 90 hours

• 150 hours

• 120 hours