1. Accessing SCWI Resources August 25, 2014 1

2. SCWI.ca Web site for Regional Planning Teams (RPTs) / Administrators –Launched in Fall 2011 –SCWI Requirements: http://www.scwi.ca/requirements.php?-userID=&-userPW=&-typehttp://www.scwi.ca/requirements.php?-userID=&-userPW=&-type= –Policy documents, forms, etc. –SCWI calendar –Course codes See section 2.4 in policy document, etc. –Newsletters : http://www.scwi.ca/newsletters.phphttp://www.scwi.ca/newsletters.php –Symposiums 2

3. SCWI.ca Extract from posted SCWI requirements: http://www.iject.ca/requirements.php?-userID=&-userPW=&-typehttp://www.iject.ca/requirements.php?-userID=&-userPW=&-type= 4. SCWI Funding and Reporting The release of the 2014-15 allocations will be conditional upon the submission and approval of SMART Goals, the Interim Report, and the year- end student data and expenditures reports as well as the signed CODE - SCWI Financial Certificate verifying end-of-year calculations. See the School College Work Initiative (SCWI), Reporting, Approval & Monitoring Process for 2013-2014 School Year for further details.CODE - SCWI Financial CertificateSchool College Work Initiative (SCWI), Reporting, Approval & Monitoring Process for 2013-2014 As has been the case in the past, actual expenditures for approved projects will be reviewed by CODE. RPTs should retain complete records and receipts for seven years to confirm the amounts reported. Each year, two RPTs will undergo an external audit on the use and administration of SCWI funds. 3

4. Gotocollege.ca Web site for students and parents Launched April 2011: –Parent tab –Videos –Qs and As –Articles –Links, etc. The site provides students with useful tips: Please contact your Guidance Counsellor for full details on what Dual Credit Courses are available at your high school and to determine your eligibility. 4

5. EDU Web Site --Resources for teachers http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/teachers/studentsuccess/dual.html --Dual Credit Programs, Policy and Program Requirements, 2013 http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/teachers/studentsuccess/DualCreditPro.pdf --Fact Sheet: Dual Credit Programs (revised) http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/plusdereussitedeseleves/DualCreditFSFr.pdf --Student Success—Dual Credits http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/morestudentsuccess/dualCredit.html 5

6. Apprentices with Disabilities Support for Apprentices with Disabilities (SAWD) is intended to assist Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology (CAATs) to support people with special needs to participate in apprenticeship programs, preapprenticeship programs and Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Programs (OYAP). SAWD is to be used for accommodation and accessibility needs of apprentices with disabilities attending colleges across Ontario. http://www.tcu.gov.on.ca/eng/general/accessibility/tcu/ 6

7. Apprentices with Disabilities SAWD improves access for apprentices with disabilities by ensuring they receive individualized services and have access to tools and technologies such as: interpreters and note-takers; and transcription of educational materials. SAWD supports apprenticeship students with disabilities to make a successful transition from apprenticeship to journeyperson and journeypersonto employment. http://www.tcu.gov.on.ca/eng/general/accessibility/tcu/ 7

8. Contact Information Lynn T. Grittani Education Officer / Agente d’éducation FLCLU, FLEPPB, FLALRD / UCALF, DPPELF, DELFEAR MEDU and MTCU / MEDU et MFCU lynn.grittani@ontario.ca lynn.grittani@ontario.ca 8