Work Study
Work-study programs are designed to assist students to gain work experience in the real world in an area related to their program of study at the Career and Technical Education Center. Although there are specific guidelines for the programs, students who qualify may participate in on-the-job training for 2-6 weeks off campus with a local employer. Students spend part of the week at the Career and Technical Education Center and part of the week at the job site. 
The BOCES work study/placement coordinator, who makes periodic visits to the job location to observe student performance and to maintain personal contact with the employer, monitors students involved in work study programs.

Internships
During school hours, a student may be assigned to observe and participate in a variety of activities related to his/her curriculum at an off-campus site. Students do not receive wages and may not replace a paid employee.

New Visions Internships
Students in the New Visions program spend four days a week in workplace internships in the legal, health, engineering technology, communications or business management fields. One day each week is spent in the classroom working on related curriculum projects, hearing guest speakers or taking field trips.