Resources for Workshop Participants

Featured Curriculum and Resources

Youth @ Work—Talking Safety (NIOSH) An in-class 12-unit curriculum, with activities that can be revised for remote learning. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.

Staying Safe at Work (NIOSH) A Safety and Health Curriculum for Workers with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Safe Jobs—Work Safe! (LOHP) A worksheet-based independent studies curriculum. U.C. Berkeley Labor Occupational Health Program.

Problem-Solving for Safety (LOHP) Classroom-based teaching activities for Career Technical Education programs. U.C. Berkeley Labor Occupational Health Program.

www.youngworkers.org (LOHP) A website sponsored by the Commission on Health and Safety and Workers’ Compensation, managed by U.C. Berkeley’s Labor Occupational Health Program.

Selected Activities and Resources

Work Permit Info and Quiz
Are You a Working Teen? Game Show PPT and Instructions
Safe Jobs 4 Youth Kahoot Quiz and Answer Key (Login to Kahoot account to access the public quiz)
Safe Jobs for Youth Month–Previous Teaching Activities
Tip Sheets for Young Employees (by Industry)
Your CTE Safety Program: Safe Students, Safe Workers Guides and handouts to help you set up a strong safety program at your school site. Click on “All Industry Guide” or “Construction CTE Guide”, or on the “’20 Questions’ Handouts” for instructors and administrators.
Credential for Students: NOCTI offers the Youth@Work-Talking Safety assessment to measure a student’s acquisition of the foundational workplace safety and health skills taught through the NIOSH curriculum. Learners successfully passing the assessment will earn digital badge recognition from NIOSH through NOCTI’s SkillBadge™ system. View the assessment blueprint on the NOCTI website. Contact NOCTI at nocti@nocti.org for additional information.