Overview
This microcredential program builds on the skills school counselors developed by providing instruction in employment data use and practical application opportunities.
Program Type
Area of Study
Delivery Mode
Skills
°Ç¸çºÚÁÏ’s College and Career Counseling Advanced Skills microcredential provides employed city counselors and teachers with the following skills for skill-building instruction and learning:
- Collaboration on Career-Connected Learning in the Curriculum
- Data Literacy
- Career Navigation Skills
- Skills Gap Identification
- Ability to Network with Industry Professionals and Organizations
- Supporting Diversity & Inclusion
Required Courses
- CNED 5240 Using Workforce & Economic Data to Improve Outcomes in High School Counseling (Graduate, 3 credits)
- CNED 5245 Strategies for Facilitating Career Navigation (Graduate, 3 credits)
Competencies
Designed in response to needs identified by the NYC Office of Student Pathways (within NYC Education Dept), this microcredential provides employed counselors and teachers with skill-building instruction and learning. The first course in the pair comprising the microcredential concentrates on enhancing understanding of employment data; the second course builds additional strategies for using that data effectively in career and college advisement of high-school students.
Eligibility
Currently open to NYC school counselors who have completed Foundations of College Counseling I.
2 semesters
6 s.h. (graduate-level)
NYS resident = $2,826
Non-resident = $3,390
2 semesters
6 s.h. (graduate-level)
NYS resident = $2,826
Non-resident = $3,390
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Non-degree student
To be eligible to take courses as a non-degree student, you must:
- have graduated high school or passed the GED/TASC; or
- have a cumulative average of a 3.0 from the last college attended.
If you have been dismissed from °Ç¸çºÚÁÏ, you are not eligible to take courses as a non-degree student.
Application Steps
All students applying for admission to the program are required to:
- Submit the online
- Submit official transcript(s) from all post-secondary institutions attended
- Submit a copy of your provisional, permanent, initial, or professional certificate(s) for classroom teaching service or counseling, or a screenshot of your TEACH account showing certification(s), including your full name.
Application Deadlines
- fall term - second Wednesday of August
- spring term - second Wednesday of December
Minimum GPA
You must maintain a 3.0 grade point average to be eligible to continue enrollment.
Code of Conduct
All microcredential and non-degree students are bound by the rules, policies and regulations outlined in °Ç¸çºÚÁÏ's Code of Student Conduct.
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Contact Us
Learn more about the Extended and Community Learning Center by emailing excl@oneonta.edu or contacting us at one of our two locations.
°Ç¸çºÚÁÏ Campus location
215 Hunt Union
Phone: 607-436-2548
Fax: (607) 436-2692
Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Downtown Oneonta location
4 Dietz St
Phone: 607-436-2831
Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Current student
Current students should contact the academic department listed above.