Virginia Department of Education Combined State Plan 2016-2020
Virginia Department of Education's Combined State Plan for 2016-2020 focuses on strategic alignment of workforce programs, partnering with various agencies to provide employment, education, and training opportunities. The plan aims to enhance business engagement, skill development for job seekers, and access to quality jobs, emphasizing economic growth and regional development.
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Virginia Department of Education Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education OCTAE WIOA & Perkins V Town Hall Meeting OCTOBER 17, 2019 1 0
Virginia Combined State Plan, 2016-2020 Strategic Alignment Enables state workforce agencies to strategically align key employment, education, and training programs provided by the four core programs and non-core partners 1
Virginias Combined State Plan Partners Core Partners: Title I, Virginia Community College System Title II, Virginia Office of Career Technical Education and Adult Literacy Title III, Virginia Employment Commission Title IV, Department of Aging and Rehabilitative Services and Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired Non-Core Partners: Career and Technical Education Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Employment and Training (SNAPET) Virginia Initiative for Employment not Welfare (VIEW) Trade Adjustment Assistance for Workers Jobs for Veterans State Grant Unemployment Insurance Registered Apprenticeship 2
Virginia Combined State Plan Partners 3
Virginia Combined State Plan, 2016-2020 VISION We envision a Virginia where every business has access to a qualified, job-ready workforce and every Virginian has the skills needed to connect with meaningful employment and advance in a career. 4
Virginia Combined State Plan, 2016-2020 GOALS 1. Increase business engagement and deliver value to our business customers. Achieve measurable skills development in our job-seeking customers in the form of workforce credentials that matter to business. Fill jobs in demand occupations that show promise for long- term growth in industries that are strategic to Virginia s economy and strengthen Virginia s regions. Help individuals, including individuals with barriers to employment, gain access to the family-sustaining wages and jobs that provide opportunities for career progression. Ensure that workforce system public investments generate a quality return to Virginia and the customers we serve. 2. 3. 4. 5. 5
Virginia Combined State Plan, 2016-2020 Perkins V Four Year Plan Inclusion of Section 103 in developing Perkins V Plan Assurance of joint planning across state workforce agencies Inclusion of core programs in the review of the Perkins state plan Coordination of activities with Local Workforce Development Boards in developing sub-recipient Perkins V applications 6
Virginia Combined State Plan, 2016-2020 Common Reporting Budget and Performance Report reported annually to the State Workforce Development Board (all partners and programs) Six common performance measures (core partners) Business Services calculates the penetration rate of the workforce development system (core partners) Retention with the Same Employer (core partners) 7
Virginia Combined State Plan, 2016-2020 Career Works Centers New branding of the workforce development system and One-Stop centers Co-location of partner and community services Sector strategy approach to training and work-based learning Cross-agency task forces to ensure Center certification, accessibility, staff training, business service team outreach 8
Virginia Combined State Plan, 2016-2020 Common Technical Assistance and Initiatives Common goal of increasing attainment rates of industry-recognized credentials Common referral portal System-wide professional development on sector strategies and career pathways Joint discretionary grant programs 9
Virginia Combined State Plan: 2020-2024 Combined Plan Partner Benefits: Increased focus on the goals and strategies that have shown the greatest impact Continued expansion and evaluation of the Workforce Credential Grant Greater alignment of discretionary priorities Focusing on the 650,000 Virginians who are out of work Expanding apprenticeship opportunities More mature implementation of branding, practices, and common reporting More opportunities for strengthening referral networks for co-enrollment 10
Contract Information Virginia Department of Education Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education P. O. Box 2120 Richmond, Virginia cte@doe.virginia.gov http://doe.virginia.gov/instruction/career_technical/index.shtml 11
