The program changes were designed to address the traditional criticisms that inmate vocational training tends to use outmoded equipment and techniques and that it usually lacks job placement and follow-up. Therefore, corrections officials cooperated with the Orange County School Board to develop a vocational building and courses using state-of- the-art vocational assessment and advanced training equipment. Inmates will be able to attend classes in four basic skill areas: construction, automobile repair, electronics, and business. These programs are integrated with direct supervision inmate management, which enables corrections officials to require inmate behaviors needed to function successfully as an employee in the community. Inmate responsibility and accountability are major parts of the program. The program operates under the Orange County Community Corrections Department, rather than a traditional corrections facilities department, thereby providing a crucial link in the continuum of care to the community. Photographs