Career Based Intervention (Celina and St. Marys)

Celina High SchoolSt. Marys Memorial High School 3 Credits/year Varies for each school (Celina/St. Marys), usually in the morning

Program Overview

Career Based Intervention (CBI) is a work-study program. In this program, students are introduced to the growing needs of the local workforce while attaining critical financial planning skills that they will need for life. Students also get a chance to develop valuable soft skills that they often use in the workforce.

CBI students have the opportunity to attend core classes at their home school as well as CBI class and the possibility of early release for their CBI work experience. The work experience component offers students the ability to attend school for half a day and work the other half. Students may enroll in their junior and/or senior years.

Students MUST be 16 years of age or older and employable to enroll in this class.

CBI introduces students to many career themes and topics, some of which include:

  • Exploring careers and developing a career plan
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Workplace ethics
  • Consumer rights and responsibilities
  • Interpersonal relationships at work
  • Teamwork and leadership
  • Money management
  • Financial security

Many local professionals from various businesses and organizations present information to the class on salaries, benefits, and other topics of interest.

Students must meet specific criteria to qualify for the CBI program. Please contact your home high school to discuss whether you meet the criteria for this program.

This class is offered at Celina High School (Brennen Bader) and at St. Marys Memorial High School (Scott Albers) only.

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Scott Albers
Career Based Intervention Instructor
Career Based Intervention (Celina and St. Marys)

St. Marys Memorial High School

419-394-4011
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Brennen Bader
Career Based Intervention Instructor
Career Based Intervention (Celina and St. Marys)

Celina High School

419-586-8300
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