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|GAVILAN COLLEGE |
|MODIFICATION TO NON CREDIT |
|CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION |
|Date: 10/31/2014 |Prepared & Submitted by: Randy Brown |Dept: Non Credit |
|Program Title: ESL Life Skills Certificate |
LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCES
Library and learning resources needed to fulfill the objectives of the program are currently available or are adequately budgeted for.
DATE SIGNATURE, CHIEF LIBRARIAN/LEARNING RESOURCES MANAGER TYPED OR PRINTED NAME
LOCAL CURRICULUM APPROVAL
Program and courses within the program have been approved by the curriculum committee and instructional administration, and satisfy all applicable requirements of Title 5 regulations.
DATE SIGNATURE, DEPARTMENT CHAIR TYPED OR PRINTED NAME
DATE SIGNATURE, AREA DEAN TYPED OR PRINTED NAME
DATE SIGNATURE, CURRICULUM COMMITTEE TYPED OR PRINTED NAME
DATE SIGNATURE, CHIEF INSTRUCTIONAL OFFICER TYPED OR PRINTED NAME
COLLEGE PRESIDENT
All provisions of Title 5, Chapter 6 have been considered. The college is prepared to support establishment and maintenance of the proposed instructional program.
DATE SIGNATURE, PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE TYPED OR PRINTED NAME
DISTRICT APPROVAL: On (date), the governing board of the Gavilan College District approved the instructional program attached to this application.
DATE SIGNATURE, SUPERINTENDENT/CHANCELLOR OF DISTRICT TYPED OR PRINTED NAME
1. SP02 Program Award: Non Credit Program
2. Program Title: ESL Life Skills Certificate
3. Program Goal:
C - CTE
O - Other - Designed to meet community needs
4. SP02 Program TOP Code: 493087
5. Certificate or Diploma: Certificate
6. Effective Date: Fall, 2013
7. CDCP Eligibility Category: A - English as a Second Language
Employment Potential:
7a.
This is not a Short-term vocational program.
EDD - Area of instruction is on list of Occupational Titles with High Employment Potential as defined by EDD
Current Labor market or job availability data/research and identified data source are attached with an explanation of how the data is verified. IF you select this option, the employment data must be verified by the local Labor Market Information Division (LMID) EDD consultant.
7b. If the program CDCP Eligibility Category selected equals (I) short-term vocational, then evidence of high employment potential is required and can be demonstrated in two ways:
EDD
LMID EDD Consultant
NARRATIVE TEMPLATE FOR CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
Refer to Appendix G, Certificate of Completion (Non Credit), pages 217 - 235 of the Program and Course Approval Handbook (PCAH) for an explanation of the Narrative Template requirements.
Complete items #1 - 7.
Reason for Modification:
Four new non-credit ESL courses will be created to replace six of the current noncredit ESL Life Skills courses: ESL 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, and 782. Creating these four courses will eliminate repetition between the Credit and Noncredit ESL programs. The first two courses will teach survival level English skills, while the other two courses will teach basic English grammar and study skills within the context of community-based themes. In addition, the latter two courses will prepare noncredit students for transfer into the credit program, thereby creating a smoother transition between the two programs.
Item 1. Statement of Program Goals and Objectives (Program Learning Outcomes):
Students completing the program will:
1). Request very basic services within the context of the life skills topics covered
2). Make simple present and present continuous affirmative and negative oral and written statements
within the context of the life-skills topics covered.
3). Read very simple paragraphs and do very simple guided writing exercises using the vocabulary
related to the life-skills topics covered.
4). Pronounce and spell the names of objects, people, places and activities within the context of the life
skills topics covered.
5). Use subject, object and demonstrative pronouns, possessive adjectives, the structures can and
have to, simple nouns, basic prepositions, adjectives, frequency adverbs and the interrogatives: when,
where, why, how, who, whose and what.
Item 2. Catalog Description of the Program:
Courses are designed to meet the needs of students whose first language is other than English. The mission of ESL programs for adults in California is to equip students with the language and cultural proficiencies
required for the eventual fulfillment of personal, vocational, academic, and citizenship for participation in American society.
Item 3. Program Requirements:
|COLLEGE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS |
|Course ID |Course Title |Units |
|Select 4 courses from the following list: (22 - 24 hours) |
|ESL 784 |NC ESL Lifeskills 1A |6 hours |
|ESL 785 |NC ESL Lifeskills 1B |6 hours |
|ESL 786 |NC ESL Fundamentals 2A |6 hours |
|ESL 787 |NC ESL Fundamentals 2B |6 hours |
|ESL 775 |ESL Literacy I |5 hours |
|ESL 776 |ESL Literacy II |5 hours |
|Total Units for the Certificate: |22 - 24 Hours |
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