CIP Summer Program 2010!
Interested in a sneak peek at college life? This unique opportunity to do so at a highly-rated college or university is just around the corner. College is not all about academics; it’s about fostering connections, learning the necessary skills to succeed and having fun while doing it!
The College Internship Program (CIP) is excited to announce the expansion of it’s 2 week Summer Program for students ages 16-19 with learning differences including Asperger’s, ADD, NLD and dyslexia.
Following a highly successful 2 weeks at the University of California, Berkeley in 2009, the Summer Program is expanding to colleges and/or universities in Massachusetts, Florida, Indiana and California for 2010.
Students experience life on a college campus, make new friends and participate in a variety of exciting activities all while being introduced to CIP’s curriculum such as social thinking, life skills class, banking and budgeting, time management, college 101, cooking class, wellness sessions and more. See the admissions requirements here.
For more information please visit www.cipsummer.com. We look forward to another exciting summer at college!
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Is there any career counselling and SAT prep.
The core of the CIP Summer Program focuses primarily on social skills and life skills, and slightly less on career and academics. Given that the program is 2 weeks, the aim of the Summer Program is to get acclimated to the college campus, meet new people and have fun. Students get an introduction to CIP's curriculum such as Reframing, social thinking, health and wellness and life skills instruction such cooking and organization. There is no SAT prep and CIP's career program usually starts out by covering the basics like interviewing skills, developing resumes, community service and job searching. Check out http://www.cipsummer.com for more info or feel free to ask more questions.
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