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If you have
questions or comments, please contact Barry Noonan, CCCCO's
Apprenticeship Coordinator, at bnoonan@cccco.edu.
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- Apprenticeship
Law In The California Education Code
The California Education Code is
a key reference document for employers and community college
personnel who are working with apprenticeship programs.
ARTICLE 8. APPRENTICESHIP EDUCATION is comprised of Sections
8150 through 8156 is less than two pages long. To
highlight several sections see: 1) Section 8152 (a) &
(b) specifies that the California Budget Act will annually
establish the reimbursement rate which is comprised of an
hourly rate and a maximum number of hours for the fiscal
year. The 2001-2002 Budget Act specified $4.86 per hour
of attendance and the Chancellor's Office of the California
Community Colleges (CCCCO) was allocated a maximum of $12.7
million dollars. The California Department of Education
(CDE) had $4.86 per hour and the total dollar amount was
slightly higher] 2) Section 8154 includes an annual determination
of need for apprenticeship instruction funding needed to
be included in the CCCCO budget for each fiscal year. To
obtain this data the CCCCO uses an Annual Survey of the
colleges and employers of apprentices., and 3) Section 8156
(a) regarding transfer of apprenticeship funds from CDE
(School Fund A) to the CCCCO (School Fund B) for classes
of Related and Supplemental Instruction (RSI) in the event
that an employer is approved to move its apprentices from
an Adult School or Regional Occupational Centers & Programs
(ROCPs) facility to a community college.
- Apprenticeship
Law In The California Labor Code
This is a must read document for
employers and community college personnel who are working
with apprenticeship programs.To
highlight several sections see: 1) Definition of "Apprentice"
Sec. 3077, and 2) For community college personnel and employers
a really important part is the first paragraph of Sec. 3074.
If you prefer to see the Apprenticeship
Law in the context of the entire
Table of Contents for the California
Labor Code, you need Click on the blue type in this paragraph
to open the California Labor Code . Then, scroll down to
DIVISION 3. EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS, continue to scroll down
several lines and click on CHAPTER 4. APPRENTICESHIP 3070-3099.5.
- Division
of Apprenticeship Standards (DAS)
- State Budget Act Funding:
Apprenticeship Related and Supplemental Instruction (RSI)
Hot link to the 2001-2002 Budget
Act (SB 739) showing the funding for Apprenticeship Related
and Supplemental Instruction (RSI).
The community college section
starts on page 660, but the apprenticeship portion is on
page 662, Item 4(a) where it shows the $12,729,000. The
viewer can see the print in a larger format if one clicks
on the magnifier glass with the + sign.
Pages of interest include
the California Department of Education's funding for Apprenticeship
Related and Supplemental Instruction (RSI) starting on page
509, showing $15,852,000 in section 6110-103-0001; and page
510, Item 4 indicating where the apprenticeship RSI Annual
Report is required.
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If
you have any questions or comments please contact:
Barry
Noonan
916. 445. 8026
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For
technical Assistance, please contact:
Katie
Faires
916.322.6881 |
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