WORK BASED EXPERIENCE STUDENT EVALUATION FORM

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STUDENT EVALUATION FORM Student Name College Advisor Work-Site Visited Type of Experience: Internship Externship Apprenticeship Co-op Address P.O. Box or Street City State Zip Other (describe) Telephone DIRECTIONS: For each statement below, please circle the number which best describes the amount of knowledge you have gained about each kind of activity: 0 = area not covered; 1 = none; 2 = little; 3 = some; 4 = a lot. 1. Duties required, working hours and working conditions 0 1 2 3 4 2. Skills required 0 1 2 3 4 3. Necessary employee work habits and attitudes 0 1 2 3 4 4. Training requirements, licensing, courses or education needed, cost of education, etc. 0 1 2 3 4 5. Entry-level jobs and advancement opportunities 0 1 2 3 4 6. Organizational structure of the company or business 0 1 2 3 4 7. Information about the job market, employee supply and demand 0 1 2 3 4 8. The importance of career planning 0 1 2 3 4 9. Where and how to get additional career information 0 1 2 3 4 10. Job-seeking skills: contacting employers, selling yourself, interviewing, resume writing, etc. 0 1 2 3 4 In general, how do you rate your Work-Based Learning Experience? Poor Fair Good Excellent

Student Evaluation (Continued) How would you rate the business preparation for your career mentoring experience? Poor Fair Good Excellent 1. Briefly explain what you did in the Work-Based Learning Experience. 2. What did you learn that was most important to you? 3. What did you learn that was least important to you? 4. How did this program change your thinking about your career plans? 5. Did you write a thank-you letter to your work-site coordinator? 6. What will be your next step in getting more information about this career or other careers and/or planning career-related training? 7. Would you recommend this work-based experience to other students? Why or why not? RETURN EVALUATION FORM TO YOUR COORDINATOR WITHIN ONE WEEK OF YOUR LAST WORK SITE VISIT.

WORK BASED LEARNING PROGRAM EVAULATION WORK SITE FEEDBACK Thank you very much for your participation in the Work-Based Learning (WBL) Program. Please complete this evaluation form and return it to the address below. We appreciate your responses. Your feedback will help up develop a better program next year. NAME OCCUPATION FIRM TELEPHONE NAME OF STUDENT(S) Please use the following rating system for your evaluation: 0 = Poor 1 = Fair 2 = Good 3 = Excellent 1. In general, how would you rate the Work-Based Learning Program? 0 1 2 3 2. Please evaluate your student s preparation, attitude and fulfillment of his/her responsibilities. 0 1 2 3 3. How would you evaluate the program s materials you received? 0 1 2 3 4. Please evaluate the communications you received before the Work-Based Learning process began. 0 1 2 3 5. To what degree do you feel this was a worthwhile experience for the student? 0 1 2 3 May we call you again for career education projects? Yes No Please give any additional comments on your Work-Based Learning experience or provide suggestions for program improvement. Please return this form as soon as possible to: Contact Name Address P.O. Box or Street City State Zip Thank You!

EMPLOYER EVALUATION FORM Student Training Station PROCESS/WORKPLACE SKILL PROBLEM SOLVING OBJECTIVE Systematically analyzes a task; plans, organizes and completes it Follows the rules, directions or instructions to complete a task Given multiple tasks, can prioritize them according to importance and completes them in a timely manner Can identify resources needed to complete the task COMMUNICATIONS Uses correct grammar when speaking and writing Can take a position and communicate ideas to justify it Performs a task after listening to oral information Can analyze verbal and nonverbal communications from supervisors, peers and customers; takes appropriate action WORKING WITH OTHERS Understands what it takes to develop an effective team, including team rules, behavior norms, team roles, communications and decision practices Performs effectively in both leadership and non-leadership roles Placed in situations of conflict, demonstrates ability to mediate and resolve conflict Given a complaint, understands policies and practices and takes appropriate action Understands the chain of command and how to function within guidelines Participates in group decisions and takes action to meet goals Demonstrates the ability to recognize difference of opinion within a group and works toward a consensus NEEDS DEVELOPMENT COMPETENT PROFICIENT NA

WORK BASED LEARNING EMPLOYER EVALUATION FORM (Continued) PROCESS/WORKPLACE SKILL OBJECTIVE TECHNOLOGY Demonstrates ability to set up computer equipment Demonstrates ability to operate computer equipment Demonstrates ability to obtain and exchange information by using on-line sources Demonstrates ability to use word processing Demonstrates ability to use multiple software packages Demonstrates ability to create and use databases, spreadsheets and graphics Demonstrates ability to use telecommunications Given a task, selects and uses appropriate technology and procedure for a solution SELF MANAGEMENT Understands what is expected of an employee Punctual with appointments, completion of tasks and able to handle unavoidable delays Stays with an assignment or task to completion Demonstrates self-motivation Works independently without direct supervision Takes steps appropriate to developing new ideas to improve a given situation Chooses an ethical course of action Dresses appropriately for the job Demonstrates sound safety practices Checks quality of one s work and takes action to correct mistakes Demonstrates good attendance NEEDS DEVELOPMENT COMPETENT PROFICIENT NA

EMPLOYER EVALUATION FORM (Continued) OTHER SKILLS RELATED TO THE OCCUPATION THAT HAVE BEEN MASTERED: Student Date Employer Evaluator Date

EMPLOYER EVALUATION FORM Student Employer Date Rated by 5 = Excellent 4 = Above Average 3 = Average 2 = Below Average 1 = Poor PERSONAL TRAITS 5 4 3 2 1 1. Listens carefully to instructors Poor Listener 2. Catches on first time Need repeated instructions 3. Positive response to criticism Negative response to criticism 4. Works well with other employees Poor team worker 5. Exhibits self-control Loses control easily 6. Makes appropriate appearance Should improve appearance 7. Can be depended upon Is not reliable 8. Is self-confident Lacks confidence 9. Shows initiative Performs only routine duties Attendance 5 4 3 2 1 10. Emergency absence only Frequent absences 11. Arrives on time Frequently late Job Traits 5 4 3 2 1 12. Seeks understanding of Business operations Never asks questions 13. Exhibits knowledge of product information Need to study 14. Keeps work area orderly Is Careless 15. Performs general work Assignments accurately Frequent Errors 16. Performs necessary mathematics With accuracy Frequent Errors 17. Completes work assignments Is not thorough 18. A good representative of the Creates negative image business 19. Uses equipment properly Damages equipment

EMPLOYER EVALUATION FORM Student Training Station Date Please check the rating most Applicable by the following scale: Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor Comments 1. Appropriate Appearance 2. Mental Maturity 3. Personality 4. Punctuality 5. Dependability 6. Industriousness 7. Enthusiasm 8. Initiative 9. Tact 10. Desire to Learn 11. Self Confidence 12. Cooperation 13. Loyalty 14. Teamwork Ability 15. Follows Company Policy General Comments: Evaluated by: Coordinated by: Position School

EMPLOYER EVALUATION FORM Student Employer Date Rated by RATINGS ARE ASSIGNED USING THE FOLLOWING SCALE: 1. Excellent; above average 2. Acceptable; improvement possible 3. Not acceptable; needs significant improvement Human Resource Foundations 1 2 3 Dresses appropriately Maintains positive attitude Demonstrates interest and enthusiasm for job Demonstrates responsible behavior Demonstrates honest and integrity Demonstrates orderly and systematic behavior Demonstrates initiative Demonstrates self-control Uses feedback for personal growth Adjusts to change Shows empathy for others Asserts self appropriately Reports to work promptly and regularly Produces quality work Produces appropriate quantity of work Manages time wisely Follows directions Communicates well with others