River City High School

Residents of the City of West Sacramento who graduated from a High School from the Washington Unified School District within the last six months will be able to attend their first year at any Sacramento City College (SCC) location (Main campus, West Sacramento Center, or Davis Center) fee-free (up to 12 units per semester) starting with the Fall 2017 semester. click here for more info

There are three levels of skills employers look for:

Level 1: The basic work skills:

• Dressed for Work.
• Drug-Free.
• Shows up on time (most jobs start early).
• Works a full eight to ten hour day with enthusiasm and attention to the job.
• Mature enough to use equipment and work safely around others.
• Listens well and able to follow verbal and sometimes written directions.
• Able to learn on the job (mechanical ability, eye hand coordination, reasoning/problem solving skills).
• Willing to do menial work and lowly tasks.

Level 2: Basic work habits:

• Able to get along with others.
• Aware of and respects others needs.
• Does more than his/her share of the work.
• Works well with customers.
• Has basic semi-entry level skills/knowledge of the trade including (math, english, and science).
• Understands what a job site is all about; how it works; what is going on and how the student's job fits in.

Level 3: Excellent work habits and skills:

• Excellent customer relations skills.
• Pays attention to detail.
• Proficient at entry level skills of the trade.
• Makes good decisions.
• Respected by co-workers and supervisor.

Work Permits may be obtained in the Career Center. Students must have a minimum 2.00 GPA in order to receive a work permit.

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