K-12 Relations and College Camp
CONTACT
Carol Wozniczka, Administrative Assistant
Learning Resource Center
Phone: 715-365-4550 or 800-544-3039, ext. 4550
Email: cwoznicz@nicoletcollege.edu
The K-12 Relations Office is part of Nicolet College's commitment to addressing educational needs and opportunities in partnership with the district's K-12 schools. We work with programs such as the Northwoods School-to-Work Consortium, articulated credit/advanced standing, Youth Options, and the Youth Apprenticeship program. Click here to request more information about Nicolet College and its programs.
K-12 Educational Offerings
College Camp
College Camp Instructor Application
College Camp runs for one week. Students in grades 6-9 participate in two classes all week. We
hope this experience will enhance your child's awareness of the exciting careers that await him or her in the world of work.
Each student will gain hands-on experience in two career fields, learn about entry level skills for these career fields and college programs, experience a college setting, and have a great time.
Educators in the Workplace
(Externships)
View Brochure | Externship Application Form
Educators in the Workplace is an enrichment program for teachers and counselors of grades K-12 and technical college staff for the purpose of better preparing students to enter the
workplace. It is designed to let educators learn about careers and authentic activities in the workplace by spending four days at a business or industry.
Program Objectives
- To provide teachers with a better understanding of the knowledge and skills utilized in area businesses
- To assist educators in developing partnerships with local employers to incorporate workplace knowledge and skills into the classroom
- To enable educators to effectively assist youth in making realistic career choices.
Partnership Projects - Professional Development
Partnership Application Form
The Tech Prep Partnership Projects are available to educators serving grades 7-12 and who live in the Nicolet College Service Delivery Area. The purpose of these Partnership Projects is to provide School-to-Work teams with an opportunity to pursue their own staff development interests. These mini-grants are for staff development purposes only. They must be used to increase the instructional skill level of teachers.
The Partnership Project is designed to provide opportunities for teachers to gain expertise through staff development. The $500 grants are applied for by building School-to-Work teams. The funds may be used to reimburse the district for substitute teachers, in-service presenters, to pay teachers an hourly rate consistent with the district's negotiated agreement for work done outside the school day, to pay for teacher study materials (not student materials), or to pay for training a lead teacher who will train others.
Northwoods School-to-Work Consortium
At the Northwoods School-to-Work Consortium, our goal is to help all students to become productive, lifelong learners. We assist students in the transition to further education, 
careers, and other life experiences. This site will be continuously updated to provide educators, parents, and the business community current information on our programs and events.
Career Academies
In today's job market, the demand is for skilled professionals, both male and female, who can hit the ground running. To get the skills you need for that high-demand, high-wage job, take a look at opportunities that await you at Nicolet College.
Career Academies present day-long, hands-on sessions giving high school students a chance to explore Nicolet College programs and related career fields. These programs are designed for juniors and seniors who will soon need to be making decisions about their future and how they can reach their educational goals.