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CU!S—UNIQUE RELATIONSL 70 THE PRNATE SEGTOi� CET job training simulates the work environment in marry aspect,, vWmiie at M. students punch time oaf and follow Industry-established rules to get them into the &O thm of industry and to prepare t wmaelve;for the expectadom of ON world of work CET vocational inshictors are hired directly from the private sector Wth many years of experience in their respective trade or field. CET centers are supported by an Industrial Advisory Board (LAD) and with Technical Advisory Corrmrrmittees(PAC)1br each of the Wis offered at that location.With the support of these employer advisors, CET training remains on the cutting edge of technology and of the needs of Industry. CST Job Developers work closely industry recruiters and human resource represerrtRdves to match Job ready students to employer needs. CET conducts extensive labor market studies prior to offering any,start training in a given cornmunity. Industry representatives who also assist in developing training Curriculums validate the findings from such studies. ELECTED ENROLLEE CHARACTERISTICS At CET Opsrat•d Si S Only JUIVII.Mtojurm 30 2001 Total Persons Sewed: 4751 Age,: 17 to 21 21% 22 to 44 e2% 45 and Over 17% PJemenrary SOW 8 H.S.Dropouts(Combined) 67% I-nhited Enoish Speakers 55% 1lvd&m Recipients 17% IVligranNSeasonal Farm Worimm 41% Average Annual Income: Before Training $8,387 Post-Training $23,e7A(includes an estimated 20% National Average HotAy Wad-pruning $9.47 Fringe Benefits) Average training time, 28 wveeks • - - - • - • • 111 • Visit CET's Web site at: VU11VW.cet2OOO.orq For specific Sib information,Skill Ofl'eftM•tc. Center for Employment Training Corporate Office 701 Vine Street, San Jose, CA 93110 Telephone: (408) 287-7824 Fax: (408) 2947849 1 (800) 533-2518