#Ucla summer session a how to#
#Ucla summer session a registration#

The training is team-oriented and provides opportunities for participants to develop essential bargaining skills and knowledge through practice in exercises and simulations. Course content is applicable to certificated and classified chapter bargaining team members working in the K-12 and Community College setting.įor program information, contact Tom Pinkava at your Association with CTA/NEA Member Benefits EngagementĪre you looking for additional ways to engage members? All current and future local leaders play a crucial role in recruiting, engaging, and maintaining membership for your association. Participants in Essential Bargaining Skills will learn about their union’s rights under California collective bargaining law the bargaining process from sunshine to ratification/impasse bargaining power and the importance of member engagement and support in negotiations how best to prepare for bargaining and contract negotiations processes for surveying and determining member priorities in contract negotiations reading and drafting contract language proposals and verbal skills, table tactics, and strategies for bargaining with management. Accurate contact information for individual participants is essential when registering for the training.įor program questions, contact Rose Luna at Bargaining Skills serves as the introductory training in CTA’s Summer Institute programs focused on understanding and navigating the bargaining process and contract negotiations at the local chapter level. Additionally, potential participants should be aware of the targeted audience and the nature of this training before signing up to participate. Members interested in obtaining bargaining or grievance representation skills should not attend this training. A variety of activities are designed to enhance the experience participants will have over the course of the week. Participants will acquire knowledge and skills in the basic concepts of unionism and advocacy, union history, union structure, and effective relational organizing strategies.

The Emerging Leaders training is an intensive program designed to provide faculty/site representatives, association committee members, and education advocates with the information, resources, and skills needed to become effective organizers and future leaders of their chapters. This training will prepare attendees to be eligible for participation in a presentation cadre on tax fairness and economic justice during the following year to support long-term school funding efforts.įor program information, contact Angela Su at session is intended for all CTA members who are beginning their activism in their local union.

#Ucla summer session a how to#

Special emphasis will be placed on strengthening leaders’ understanding of the issues, our unifying message on increasing school funding and how to successfully advocate our issues with credibility and ease. We will explore the growing economic and social inequality in the US, basics of the tax system, the California school funding system and how these subjects are connected. Participants will be prepared to be effective in defending against privatization, attacks to public education and in promoting a just, democratic and equitable society. This training will support association leaders in becoming knowledgeable and persuasive advocates for economic justice and the education profession, especially in these times of political extremes. Each shared bath features two sinks, a spacious counter top vanity and mirror, a private enclosed shower area and a private enclosed toilet. Shared baths are shared between two rooms and private to those two rooms only. Available only in Sunset Village.Ĭommuter ($355): Fee includes meals on Sunday through Thursday, reception, and materials. Available only in Sunset Village.ĭouble, Shared Bath ($395 ): Two conference participants in a room that connects with another room through a shared bath. Single, Shared Bath ($610 ): One conference participant in a room that connects with another room through a shared bath. Bed configuration is a set of bunk beds and a loft bed. Triple, Private Bath ($395 ): Three conference participants with a private bath. Single, Private Bath ($720): One conference participant with a private bath.ĭouble, Private Bath ($440): Two conference participants with a private bath.

#Ucla summer session a registration#

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If there are cancellations, rooms will become available. UCLA guest rooms are now sold out or on low availability.