Specifications include, but are not limited to: Qualified professional services provider with proven experience delivering Education Services and Occupational Training to based population or individuals involved in gun related violence. SSYI Educational services are defined as services that maintain high school or alternative enrollment and graduation, assist with the attainment of HiSET/GED qualifications, or other educationalservices, which include but shall not be limited to remedial education services, tutoring, after‐school and out‐ of‐school programs, customized learning plans, evening classes, study skills trainings, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes and credit recovery programs. Education providers will utilize an industry standard academic assessment tool to effectively assess the skills and knowledge of each client prior to the start of programming. Education plans or Individual Service Plans (ISP) that do not address attainment of a HiSET certification, or a high school diploma must be approved by the Director of SSYI prior to enrollment in SSYI programming. Preference will be given to applicants that demonstrate a history of success in achieving HiSET/GED or high school credentials for “proven risk” population. SSYI Education Providers shall: Provide orientation to each client prior to enrollment in Educational Services. Administer industry standard assessments and placement testing (where appropriate). Educational Curriculum may be offered via classroom based, hybrid, and distance education delivery methods managed by an instructor with appropriate educational experience. Ensure that an appropriate supervision structure for clients is in place as part of its Educational Services model and accurate time and attendance records are maintained for all clients participating in educational services.
