Overview
This microcredential program builds on the skills school counselors developed by providing instruction in employment data use and practical application opportunities.
Program Type
Area of Study
Delivery Mode
Skills
SUNY Oneonta’s College and Career Counseling Advanced Skills microcredential provides employed city counselors and teachers with the following skills for skill-building instruction and learning:
- Collaboration on Career-Connected Learning in the Curriculum
- Data Literacy
- Career Navigation Skills
- Skills Gap Identification
- Ability to Network with Industry Professionals and Organizations
- Supporting Diversity & Inclusion
Required Courses
- CNED 5240 Using Workforce & Economic Data to Improve Outcomes in High School Counseling (Graduate, 3 credits)
- CNED 5245 Strategies for Facilitating Career Navigation (Graduate, 3 credits)
Competencies
Designed in response to needs identified by the NYC Office of Pathways (within NYC Education Dept), this microcredential provides employed counselors and teachers with skill-building instruction and learning. The first course in the pair comprising the microcredential concentrates on enhancing understanding of employment data; the second course builds additional strategies for using that data effectively in career and college advisement of high-school students.
Eligibility
Currently open to NYC school counselors who have completed Foundations of College Counseling I.
Non-resident = $6,126
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Non-degree student
To be eligible to take courses as a non-degree student, you must:
- have graduated high school or passed the GED/TASC; or
- have a cumulative average of a 3.0 from the last college attended.
If you have been dismissed from SUNY Oneonta, you are not eligible to take courses as a non-degree student.
Application Steps
All students applying for admission to the program are required to:
- Submit the online Microcredential Application
- Submit official transcript(s) from all post-secondary institutions attended
- Submit a copy of your provisional, permanent, initial, or professional certificate(s) for classroom teaching service or counseling, or a screenshot of your TEACH account showing certification(s), including your full name.
Application Deadlines
- fall term - second Wednesday of August
- spring term - second Wednesday of December
Minimum GPA
You must maintain a 3.0 grade point average to be eligible to continue enrollment.
Code of Conduct
All microcredential and non-degree students are bound by the rules, policies and regulations outlined in SUNY Oneonta's Code of Student Conduct.
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Contact Us
Learn more about the Extended and Community Learning Center by emailing excl@oneonta.edu or contacting us at one of our two locations.
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SUNY Oneonta Campus location215 Hunt Union | Downtown Oneonta location
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Current Student
Current students should contact the Academic Department who oversees this microcredential.