Utah Admin. Code R277-333-5 - Employer Partners
(1) An employer
partner shall establish a RAPT employer partner agreement with the
Superintendent, which shall include the following terms:
(a) An employer partner shall employ each
apprentice, which may be full-time;
(b) An employer partner shall establish
progressive wage rates that are compliant with the RAPT;
(c) Apprentice wages shall increase at least
once during the apprenticeship period;
(d) Apprentice wages shall progress based on
the demonstration of the General Teacher Preparation competencies, as follows:
(i) Minimum of $18.21 hourly for up to 20
demonstrated competencies;
(ii)
Minimum of $23.18 hourly for 21-29 demonstrated competencies; and
(iii) Minimum of $26.49 hourly for 30-37
demonstrated competencies; and
(e) An employer partner may not employ an
apprentice as a teacher or long-term substitute teacher.
(2) An employer partner may adapt its RAPT
agreement to fit local context with approval from the Superintendent.
(3) The Superintendent may reimburse an
employer partner for on-the-job learning for up to 50% of an apprentice's
salary.
(4) An employer partner
shall develop and maintain an IPLP for an apprentice, in collaboration with the
Superintendent, for each year the apprentice is part of the RAPT.
(5) An employer partner shall assign a mentor
to each apprentice.
(6) An employer
partner may not assign more than two apprentices to a mentor.
(7) An employer partner shall ensure each
mentor and school administrator has training to evaluate apprentice
competency.
(8) A mentor shall have
a similar license area of concentration as the one defined in the mentored
apprentice's IPLP, as defined by the Superintendent.
(9) A mentor or school administrator shall
evaluate each apprentice annually using the general teacher preparation
competencies incorporated by reference in Rule R277-304.
(10) An employer partner may not report an
apprentice as an educator preparation program enrollee or completer.
(11) The Superintendent may reimburse an LEA
for mentor compensation for apprenticeship related work completed outside an
LEA employment contract for up to $1,000 per assigned apprentice per
year.
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