Discover how to make employability skills training easy!

All students need employability skills. Teaching those skills is a challenge faced by academic and career-training instructors, guidance counselors, school-to-career coordinators and college professors. They want to know: What should I teach? How can I make it interesting? When can I fit it into my program? In one seminar you'll learn exciting ways to answer these questions.

In one seminar you will:

• learn employability skills training from experts and seasoned teachers.
  
• learn how to integrate the PDP into your program.
  
• teach your students to manage their education.
  
• learn how to maximize business and industry partnerships.
  
• learn about the online version of PDP.

About the award-winning PDP
The award-winning Professional Development Program (PDP) is a curriculum that gives students a seamless education that takes them from school to work. In fact, it can be used to design a school-based/work force learning program. The Professional Development Program guides students through more than 84 separate employment skills. These include goal setting, career planning and community service. The PDP is a self-paced curriculum for high school and college students. The curriculum involves local industry and is flexible enough to use in college, high school, academic, career-training and special needs programs.

Cost
For the price of the seminar you receive the following: a full day of training; the Professional Development Program Instructor's Guide; one copy of each edition of the Professional Development Program Student Workbooks; and a certificate of completion.

• Training & materials: $145/participant (does not include morning break or lunch.)
  

Registration
Seminar prices do not include lodging. For more information on accommodations, to register or receive more information about these seminars, contact: Stephanie Bland at SkillsUSA, or by telephone at (703) 737-0622.

Register online for a PDP seminar.

If you can't come to us, we'll come to you!
Get on-site training for your school or district, college, state department or consortium. Minimum attendance for the PDP Seminar is 30.