The Northwest Territories (NWT) Senior Practice Program (SPP) described in this manual is designed to develop self-direction, self-esteem, and skills and knowledge in specific practical areas. The secondary school SPP prepares at-risk students, at least 15 years old, for work. The program has both practical and academic components. This administrative manual for teachers, counselors, and administrators contains seven sections: (1) SPP overview; (2) program development and implementation; (3) accountability; (4) selection of students; (5) work experience; (6) graduation requirements in detail; and (7) summary of forms. The following forms are included: program application; student application; parental consent; monthly report; work placement information; student information; work experience evaluation; work experience supervision; student's personal evaluation of the work station; skills profile; non-completion; graduate follow-up; tests--how I see myself, how I see the world of work, and achievement tests (reading and math); record of graduation expectations; and certificate of appreciation. (NLA)