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1 Introduction to Credentials
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2 What are the WIOA credentials
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3 Two types of Credentials Under WIOA
Diploma or its recognized equivalent (Only equivalent in Texas AEL) There are additional requirements to count an HSE as a credential (we will discuss in more detail later) Recognized postsecondary credential Can consist of: AA or AS Diploma/Degree BA or BS Diploma/Degree Occupational Licensure Occupational Certificate Occupational Certification Other Recognized Diploma, Degree, or Certificate\ V

4 Who’s in the Denominator
All Calculation includes all participants who exited from a program and were in either a postsecondary education or training program OR in a secondary education program at or above the 9th grade level without a secondary school diploma or its equivalent. Exclusions for this measure are incarcerated participants, served in corrections (sec 225 funding), who are still incarcerated when they exit. V

5 More on High School Equivalency

6 Different “rules” apply based on how that credential is being measured
Remember… High school equivalency can be both a measurable skill gain and a credential Different “rules” apply based on how that credential is being measured V

7 High School Equivalency as a Measurable Skill Gain
Only restriction is that the HSE must be earned by June 30 to count as an MSG during the program year No level/grade-level-equivalency restrictions No requirements to become employed or enroll in postsecondary V

8 High School Equivalency as a Credential
Must be earned during or within one year of exit. Only participants at or above the 9th grade level are counted in the denominator. So, if a participant earns an HSE but is not at or above the 9th grade level equivalency when they exit, the HSE won’t count as a credential. Still stresses the need to progress test participants before they earn their equivalency. V

9 Additional Requirements to count a High School Equivalency as a Credential
Participants must be employed, or enrolled in an education or training program leading to a recognized postsecondary credential within one year following exit. V

10 Spanish HSE does count as a credential
What about Spanish HSE? Spanish HSE does count as a credential We are working to define “9th grade level equivalency” to put students in the denominator for this credential and will send out guidance. V

11 Postsecondary Credentials
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12 Credentials are… Secondary School Diploma/or equivalency
AA or AS Diploma/Degree BA or BS Diploma/Degree Occupational Licensure Occupational Certificate Occupational Certification Other Recognized Diploma, Degree, or Certificate V

13 Who can get credit for a postsecondary credential?
All participants co-enrolled in postsecondary education during participation This includes IET, or an individual working on a recognized postsecondary credential who is also enrolled in your program. Can be earned within one year of exit; not counted until the individual exits. V


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