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2024-2025 Dual Enrollment Programs: LPC Welding & DVC Construction Trades

 
24-25 Dual Enrollment Parent/Caregiver ¶¶ÒôÒõapp Night
Registration, March 13, 2024 5:00pm
  
 
 
Dual Enrollment Programs:  LPC Welding & DVC Construction Trades

Dual Enrollment Programs:  LPC Welding & DVC Construction Trades

Las Positas College LogoDiablo Valley College Logo
 
 
The ¶¶ÒôÒõapp Unified School District is pleased to announce the expansion of dual enrollment opportunities for ¶¶ÒôÒõapp interested in a trade. In addition to the Welding Certificate program that started last year with Las Positas College (LPC) in Livermore, ¶¶ÒôÒõapp will have the opportunity to apply for a Pre-Apprenticeship Certificate in Construction Trades at Diablo Valley College (DVC) in Pleasant Hill.
Through these programs, high school juniors and seniors enroll in a shortened high school schedule so that they may attend designated college courses during their regular school day or in the evening. Students will engage in learning alongside college ¶¶ÒôÒõapp while maintaining their high school experience.
College Connect: kickstart your college career
 
24-25 College Connect ¶¶ÒôÒõapp Night Registration Link, January 24, 2024 5:00pm
24-25 College Connect Applications available 
 

DVC INFORMATION

 

CONTACT

 
College & Career Readiness Coordinator
jcoulson@srvusd.net
 
 
ABOUT COLLEGE CONNECT
The ¶¶ÒôÒõapp Unified School District (SRVUSD) has partnered with Diablo Valley College (DVC), San Ramon to create the CollegeConnect Program for qualified rising 11th and 12th graders. This exceptional educational opportunity provides SRVUSD ¶¶ÒôÒõapp with accelerated learning in the company of other college bound ¶¶ÒôÒõapp, while preserving their high school experience.
 
Participating CollegeConnect ¶¶ÒôÒõapp enroll in a shortened high school schedule so that they may attend college courses. During their 11th and 12th grade years, CollegeConnect ¶¶ÒôÒõapp can complete up to 30 units of transferable credit aligned with the University of California’s (UC) and California State University (CSU) Inter-segmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) requirements.  Essentially, successful ¶¶ÒôÒõapp may complete their first year of college by the time that they graduate from high school.  Students may choose to continue at DVC and transfer to a UC or CSU as a junior, complete a career certificate in a qualifying field, or earn an associate degree. Students may also choose to transfer approximately one year of college credits to one of the campuses of the California UC or CSU system.
Please see the Letter to Parents PDF to learn more information.
 

The number of classes that ¶¶ÒôÒõapp require to complete the IGETC requirements vary based on college major and initial math and literacy placement.