Located in:
- Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP)
At minimum, in the SCSEP stand-alone submission and the SCSEP portion of the Combined State Plan, States should comprehensively cover the following elements.
- a. Economic Projections and Impact
States must:
- a. Economic Projections and Impact
a. 2. Discuss How the Long-term Job Projections Discussed in the Economic Analysis Section of Strategic Plan Relate to the Types of Unsubsidized Jobs for Which Scsep Participants Will Be Trained and the Types of Skill Training to Be Provided. (20 Cfr 641.302(d)
Current Narrative:
The Idaho SCSEP has 20 active Host Agencies. Each agency serves as a training site to improve occupational skills needed for high demand jobs. The following chart represents the types of Host Agencies and corresponding occupational training.
SCSEP Table 3: High Demand Jobs and Active Training Host Sites
Host Agency Types | Number of Active Sites | High Demand Skill Sets |
---|---|---|
Social Assistance | 11 | Customer Service Representatives, Office Clerks, Administrative Assistants |
Stores | 3 | Customer Service Representatives, Office Clerks, Administrative Assistants, Maintenance and Repair Workers |
Shelters | 1 | Customer Service Representatives, Office Clerks, Administrative Assistants |
Meal Sites | 3 | Customer Service Representatives, Office Clerks, Administrative Assistants |
Historical Centers | 1 | Customer Service Representatives, Office Clerks, Administrative Assistants |
Health Clinic | 1 | Personal Care Aides, Nursing Assistance |
Source: SPARQs SCSEP Reporting System
In addition, SCSEP participants have access to online training certifications for Customer Service Representative, Essential Entry-Level Workplace and Clerical Skills, Supervisor/Manager, Essential Entry-Level Work Skills, Essential Medical Office Skills, Administrative Assistant, and Sales Representative.