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Workplace InStitute for Educators (WISE)
Educators may download the 2012-13 brochure and application below.
How does WISE impact your work?
Students constantly ask the questions “Why do I need to know this? When am I going to use this?” Organized around the S.C. Career Clusters and Personal Pathways, WISE participants design student activities related to job skills needed in today’s workplace.
How to get Started?
Educators
- Complete the WISE application and principal’s evaluation
- View the WISE course syllabus
- See what past participants are saying about the program
Businesses
- Learn how WISE can benefit your company
- Learn how you can become a business education partner
- Learn how you can host a WISE session
- Learn how you can support the WISE program
- See what past sponsors are saying about the program
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Download WISE brochure
Download the WISE 2012-2013 Application
Complete the WISE 2012-2013 Teacher Application
Complete the WISE 2012-2013 Principal Form
Highlights:
- “This program provides an amazing vehicle for educators to travel outside the classroom and to experience real world working environments. I hope I was able to open their eyes to the fact that careers in the hospitality and tourism fields are endless, and they will be able to convey this to their students.”
– Andy Rankin, Investor Relations Director, Charleston Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, WISE session panelist and shadow site host - “Each worksite had great employees that gave us an insider vision of how their company impacts society and information we need to know to bring back to our students regarding the numerous careers. The WISE class has already had a big impact on my students because I have referenced something from what I have learned each day. I also have used some of the contacts to assist my students. In the years to come, I will most definitely call upon these contacts to grow our career development program. The doors are now open and all we have to do is walk through.”
– Julie Taraboulous, WISE Class 2010, Guidance Counselor, West Ashley High School.
