Definitions. — Guam Code § 43103

§ 43103. Definitions.

Unless the context otherwise requires, the definitions in this Section

govern the construction of this Chapter.

(a) Academic Credit means a credit for education, job training, or work

experience applicable toward an apprenticeship certification or an

accredited certificate of completion, consistent with applicable laws and

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regulations and requirements of an accredited educational agency or

institution in the United States.

(b) On-the-job training is training which occurs while the participant is

engaged in production work which provides knowledge or skills essential to

the full and adequate performance of the job. On-the-job training may be

coupled with institutional training or may be designed as described in

Section 43105 of this Chapter.

(c) Work experience program is a short term or part time work

assignment with an employing agency. It is designated to enhance the

employability of eligible participants through the development of good

work habits and basic work skills. Work experience programs are intended

for individuals who need assistance and training to become accustomed to

compete successfully in the labor market. Participation in work experience

programs in the private-for-profit sector shall be subject to restrictions set

forth in Section 43105 of this Chapter.

(d) Vocational Exploration Program is a program designed to expose

eligible participants to jobs through observation of such jobs, instruction,

and if appropriate, limited practical experience.