Oklahoma Independent Living Program Education ServicesFor more information on upcoming OKIL conferences events, seminars, and meetings click here. WebinarsFAFSA FridayDo you need help completing the Federal Application for Federal Student AID (FAFSA)? Have you heard that there is additional funding through the Oklahoma Independent Living program, but you need more information about it and how to access this assistance? If you are a Senior or GED student who will begin college or technical school in 2011-2012, then this is your opportunity! Watch FAFSA Friday Webinar. Educational Checklists for Young Adults — Step by StepClick on any of the links below to download, print and complete a document that you can use to plan your educational goals. ETV Vouchers and IncentivesEducation Training Voucher ApplicationThe Education Training Voucher Application should be completed prior to the deadline for the semester that you plan to begin college or technical school. Once the application is completed and returned, you will be contacted for follow up and assistance with your transition to college or technical school. You may also apply online at www.nrcys.ou.edu/etv
An Educational Incentive is a $25 payment that youth in OKDHS or Tribal custody can earn, once a year, (between October 1st and September 30th), by reporting their progress in the life skill elements of Education and Employment. Download the Educational Incentive form by clicking here. You will also need to complete an Incentive Payment Claim form with your caseworker.
At this web site you will find a free assessment dealing with education
needs and planning. You can develop a plan to help you access resources
and reach your education and career goals. This web site provides information on the ACT test including registration
information, test preparation, testing dates, site information, score
information, and career planning. AmeriCorps is your chance to put your ideals into action while learning new skills, making new connections, and earning money to pay for college. This web site can help you with career and college planning. You can
research careers, choose a post-secondary school, apply on-line, and
find ways to finance your education. Find scholarships, choose a college, and find internships and part-time jobs to enhance your education and help you pay for school. www.facebook.com/OklahomaIndependentLiving The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) can be accessed
and completed online using this web site. The FAFSA must be completed
every year that you plan to attend college or technical school. Number2.com's online test preparation courses are totally free! By creating an
account you can access a customized course that includes user-friendly tutorials,
practice sessions that dynamically adapt to each student's ability level, a
vocabulary builder, and more. This site provides information about the GED Testing Program in Oklahoma. This site provides the contact information for GED Testing Sites in Oklahoma. Job Corps is a no-cost education and vocational training program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor that can help youth ages 16 through 24 get a better job, make more money, and take control of their lives. Use this site to learn more and locate a Job Corps near you. You have big plans. Big dreams. You know college is where to start. But a dream is not enough. College doesn't just happen; you have to work to make it a reality. This site will help in your planning for your educational goals. Get connected with the Oklahoma Independent Living program through MySpace. When you “add” Oklahoma Independent Living to your personal MySpace page, you will be connected with resources, details on upcoming events, and information to help you reach your goals. At this web site you can access information on colleges in Oklahoma. Learn about industries, occupations, salaries, shifting demand, job openings, Oklahoma opportunities, education and training, and much more. Links to the Oklahoma Career Information System (OKCIS) tools to access your skills and interests, evaluate education and training opportunities, plan courses, find financial aid, create resumes, and much more. OKCollegeStart.org If you have received Special Education Services in school or have a
physical or mental need then you may be able to access services from
the Department of Rehabilitation Services (DRS). DRS provides vocational
counseling and guidance that can help you reach your career goals. This is the official site of the Oklahoma Higher State Regents for
Higher Education. This web site provides updates on education in Oklahoma,
information and resources on financial aid, career planning, and other
educational opportunities. The University of Oklahoma High School can be utilized to assist you
in obtaining a fully accredited high school diploma through distance
learning. Choose from over 100 courses developed and taught by experienced
faculty and delivered online or through print. If you are a student,
you may also earn college credit by concurrent enrollment in this program. Oklahoma Virtual High School is a free state-wide program that offers you the ability to go to high school online and graduate with a diploma! The Orphan Foundation of America (OFA) serves thousands of foster teens across the United States; providing them college scholarships, connecting them with mentors and internships, sending them care packages, or testifying before Congress. Decisions about your future are never easy. But if you're considering
the Military, nothing can help you more than having access to the right
information. That's exactly the purpose of this site - to help you find
the answers to the questions and concerns you have. http://www.twitter.com/OKILYesICan
At this web site you can access information on technology centers in
Oklahoma. Do you need assistance with finding a job, completing your education, or
obtaining job training? Most Workforce offices offer a youth specific program
for youth ages 16 - 21. |
