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Advisory Committee Information
NATEF Standard 2.5 requires that each certified program or program seeking
certification must have an advisory committee consisting of at least five
members. The committee must meet a minimum of twice per year and be utilized
to provide counsel, assistance, and information from the community served by
the training program. A good advisory committee is a very strong asset to
the program when used properly. It is important to remember that Advisory
Committees
- Create partnerships between the Program and the industry in the community it serves
- Promote public awareness of the Program
- Represent the views and needs of the public to the Program
- Broaden the perspective of school personnel
- Provide the means for the program to remain relevant to business and industry needs
- Offer input and advice - they do not set policy
Download an
Advisory Committee Handbook in pdf format. This booklet provides all the information
you need to get your advisory committee started - or to improve its (and your) effectiveness.
Learn how one advisory committee
made a difference - transforming a high school automobile program from a
hobby-shop to a professional training program.
Find out about basic
advisory committee functions.
Helpful hints and tips about
advisory committees.
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