1. Supplying education, training and certifications: pathways to cyber employment for teachers and students – training, certification and degree programs del. Richard l. anderson, Moderator Cyber Training & Education Conference, June 26, 2018

2. CYBER TRAINING & EDUCATION CONFERENCE
SUPPLYING EDUCATION, TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION: PATHWAYS TO CYBER EMPLOYMENT FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
ORGANIZATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION
Current Plans and Efforts to Help Teachers Prepare Students for Pathways Into Cyber Jobs
ORGANIZATION
National CyberWatch Center (NCC) and Catalyzing Computing and Cybersecurity in Community College (C5)
NCC – Information Security Curricular Resources; and C5 – Cyber Curriculum
Contact Information
Dr. Elizabeth Hawthorne,
Casey O’Brien,
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Both, NCC and C5 offer opportunities for participation for teachers. C5 also has a special program and workshops for APCSP teachers.
The 3CS (Community College Cyber Summit) in August in Portland, OR, offers workshops for teachers and faculty and a special track and Job Fair for students.
Resources to Help Teachers Prepare High School Students For Cyber Employment-Training, Certifications and Degree Programs
Summary of Findings and Recommendations for Preparing High School Teachers
NCC offers a curriculum leading to 6 degree programs, 10 certificates and 34 technical courses available on the website.
C5 offers a cyber curriculum that consists of instructional modules, Instructor Guide, labs and assessment all available on the website.
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National Student Organization, National Cyber League, and the 3CS conference all offer opportunities and resources to students. Information about all three is available on the NCC website.

3. CYBER TRAINING & EDUCATION CONFERENCE
SUPPLYING EDUCATION, TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION: PATHWAYS TO CYBER EMPLOYMENT FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
ORGANIZATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION
Current Plans and Efforts to Help Teachers Prepare Students for Pathways Into Cyber Jobs
ORGANIZATION
National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE)
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Contact Information
Dr. Davina Pruitt-Mentle,
Rodney J. Petersen,
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NICE
NICE Strategic Plan
National K12 Cybersecurity Education Strategic Plan
Cyberseek.org
NICE Framework
6 Working groups: Collegiate, K12, Competitions, Apprenticeships, Training and Certifications, and Workforce Management
Executive Order Report
NICE Conference and Expo 
National K12 Cybersecurity Education Conference
National Cybersecurity Career Awareness Week (NCCAW)
Resources to Help Teachers Prepare High School Students For Cyber Employment-Training, Certifications and Degree Programs
Summary of Findings and Recommendations for Preparing High School Teachers
NICE one resources one pagers, webinars, tools, Cyberseek (data),
Career Pathway tool, NICE Framework +
Working groups monthly meetings (shares events and resources)
Nice Conference, NICE K12 Conference and National Cybersecurity Career Awareness Week (NCCAW)
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Cybersecurity Enhancement Act of 2014 (Public Law ; December 18, 2014) The National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE), led by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the U.S. Department of Commerce, is a partnership between government, academia, and the private sector focused on cybersecurity education, training, and workforce development. Located in the Information Technology Laboratory  at NIST, the NICE Program Office operates under the Applied Cybersecurity Division,  positioning the program to support the country’s ability to address current and future cybersecurity challenges through standards and best practices.
Working with DoEd for CTE cybersecurity model programs, worked with Girl Scouts (aligned to 3 NICE framework KU, and helped develop PLTW cyber content, CST cyber in standards, CSforAll, CS framework –cross mapping NIST/NICE framework with K12 standards

4. CYBER TRAINING & EDUCATION CONFERENCE
SUPPLYING EDUCATION, TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION: PATHWAYS TO CYBER EMPLOYMENT FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
ORGANIZATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION
Current Plans and Efforts to Help Teachers Prepare Students for Pathways Into Cyber Jobs
US Department of Labor/Office of Apprenticeship
A learn and earn model where students are working in cyber and taking college courses in this field
Pre-apprenticeship and Apprenticeships in IT and Cyber
Website (still in progress)
Contact Information
Dr. Amy Firestone
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Framework for High School Registered Apprenticeships
Resources to Help Teachers Prepare High School Students For Cyber Employment - Training, Certification, and Degree Programs
Summary of Findings and Recommendations for Preparing High School Teachers
Website is still under development.
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Working with Project Lead the Way to implement a program on the high school level

5. CYBER TRAINING & EDUCATION CONFERENCE
SUPPLYING EDUCATION, TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION: PATHWAYS TO CYBER EMPLOYMENT FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
ORGANIZATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION
Current Plans and Efforts to Help Teachers Prepare Students for Pathways Into Cyber Jobs
ORGANIZATION
Scriyb
Using Applied Artificial Intelligence to Maximize Engagement and Scale “Coaching Clouds”
Contact Information
Christopher Etesse, CEO,
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Scriyb works with Enterprise, Government, and Education to scale live experts teaching CyberSecurity, Game Design, and can include a walled-off Virtual Cyber lab for practice or Cyber-range events.
Resources to Help Teachers Prepare High School Students For Cyber Employment-Training, Certifications and Degree Programs
Summary of Findings and Recommendations for Preparing High School Teachers
Scriyb offers the platform to scale education live and train as well as a network of experts to teach these skills. Also, everything that is taught is automatically archived for re-use and sharing across the community.
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Our Enterprise and Government customers are always looking for top talent and we can work to bridge the gap between institutions and them connecting internships.

6. CYBER TRAINING & EDUCATION CONFERENCE
CURRENT PLANS AND EFFORTS BY CURRICULUM PROVIDERS TO HELP TEACHERS PREPARE STUDENTS FOR A PATHWAY INTO CYBER JOBS
ORGANIZATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION
Current Plans and Efforts to Help Teachers Prepare Students for Pathways Into Cyber Jobs
Cisco Systems, Inc. (The Cisco Networking Academy)
Cisco licenses at NO COST, a compendium of IT courses to schools around the globe. These courses are offered through our award winning program known as the Cisco Networking Academy.
Courses include Networking, CyberSecurity, Security, IOT & Data Analytics, Programming, Business, OS & IT and Digital Literacy.
Contact Information
Marie Zwickert, Corporate Social Responsibility Manager
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Introduction to CyberSecurity: Course Completion Certificate
CyberSecurity Essentials: Course Completion Certificate
CCNA Routing & Switching: Two Industry Certifications:
CCENT and CCNA Routing & Switching
CCNA Security: One Industry Certification: CCNA Security
CCNA Cyber Operations: One Industry Certification: CCNA Cyber Operations
IOT Security: Course Completion Certificate
Resources to Help Teachers Prepare High School Students For Cyber Employment - Training, Certification, and Degree Programs
Summary of Findings and Recommendations for Preparing High School Teachers
List current programs and partnerships particularly with students coming from high school to college to work. Include recruiting approaches, apprenticeships, training and education resources, incentives
Cisco provides a plethora of resources to prepare teachers and students for training, certifications and careers. All these resources are licensed at NO Cost, with the exception of certification vouchers. Teacher Resources include: Site visitation to Cisco offices with Engineers as Speakers, Orientation Sessions, Free monthly & quarterly Instructor Professional Development; Newsletters, Blogs, Instructor community forums, Help Desk, Reporting Tools and Analytics, Certification vouchers at a discount, Social Media communities, Robust FAQ Library, tutorials, Free Cisco Press Desk References, On-Going Instructor Training & Support, Certification preparation materials and Regional conferences.
Students Resources include: Career Ready Portal, Students Newsletters, Blogs, Free Webinars, Certification vouchers at a discount, On Line Employment Connection tool, Community forums, Success Stories, Career Advice from Professionals, Career Days(Site visitation to Cisco offices with Engineers as Speakers), Girls Power Tech Days, Recruitment sessions as well as Pathway and Certifications forums.
Cisco Networking Academy has an online portal that allows student information to move from High School to Post secondary
Talent Bridge: an automated & systematized on line tool that links students with industry partners to accelerate hiring
Articulations are the cornerstone of the program (2+2+2)
Internships for Students
Externship for Teachers
Global Community forums and blogs to share Resources & Best Practices
Academy Support Centers that provide on going support to ensure teachers have quality student outcomes
Instructor Training Centers provide initial professional Development
Career Ready Portal for Students
Academy Recognition Rewards
Students Dream Teams whom work alongside Industry partners (NBA)
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