Work experience (WE) course focus on learning and demonstrating 21st century work skills. National and local employers have identified these skills as mandatory to being successful in any type of job. Three of the top skills employers have identified are:

• Communication
• Teamwork
• Customer Service

WHY ENROLL?

• Earn college units
• Develop and Improve 21st century work skills
• Connect your college education to your career

REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL WORK EXPERIENCE CLASSES

STEPS TO ENROLL IN A WORK EXPERIENCE CLASS

LIMITED ENROLLMENT FOR SUMMER 2013 - YOU MUST CONTACT WORK EXPERIENCE OFFICE TO ENROLL

1. Select the correct class: click on this link to select correct section units for your job - Hours for section units

WRK EX97 (General Work Experience)
This class is for students whose jobs are not related to their educational goals. This is a graded course.
Example: You're a communications major, but you work at Juice Shack.
Students may earn one to six units in one semester.
May be taken for a total of sixteen units.

WEOC 99 (Occupational Work Experience)
This class is for students whose jobs are directly related to their educational goals. This is a graded course.
Example: You're a communications major, and you work at a radio station or newspaper.
Students may earn one to eight units in one semester.
May be taken for a total of sixteen units.

Note: Total units allowed using a combination of General and Occupational Work Experience - 16 units.

When registering for your Work Experience class on Weblink, look for the online link to the Employer Information Form, which is required to complete your registration after finalizing your schedule. If you miss this form, follow this link to the
Employment Information Form

3. Pick up a Work Experience Handbook at our office on the Santa Rosa campus 3rd floor Bertolini Student Center or download
Work Experience Handbook PDF