Michigan Administrative Code
Department - Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Career And Technical Education Reimbursed Programs
Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section R. 395.236 - Career and technical education guidance counselors
Universal Citation: MI Admin Code R. 395.236
Current through Vol. 25-4, March 15, 2025
Rule 6.
(1) Duties of career and technical education guidance counselors shall be as follows:
(a) Provide adequate guidance and counseling
designed to enable career and technical education students and potential career
and technical education students to plan and participate in state-approved
career and technical education programs of study.
(b) Provide adequate guidance and counseling
for students enrolled in and pursuing a state-approved career and technical
education program of study.
(c)
Provide additional guidance and counseling services to assist students in their
career and technical education program of study to benefit from their academic
and technical training.
(d) Provide
information to students regarding career awareness and planning with respect to
preparing for the student's future academic and career plans.
(e) Provide information to students regarding
career options, employment trends, financial aid, and postsecondary
options.
(f) Identify and encourage
the appropriate placement of students in career and technical education, based
on a review of the student's educational development plan.
(2) A career and technical education guidance counselor shall comply with rules governing the certification and licensure of school counselors, pursuant to R 390.1301 to R 390.1308.
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