Social services districts may provide, and require applicants for and recipients of public assistance to participate in a variety of activities, including but not limited to the following:

(1) unsubsidized employment;

(2) subsidized private sector employment;

(3) subsidized public sector employment;

(4) work experience in the public sector or non-profit sector, (including work associated with refurbishing publicly assisted housing) if sufficient private sector employment is not available as determined by the social services official. The maximum number of hours a recipient or applicant may be required to engage in this activity is limited to the number which equals the amount of assistance payable with respect to the public assistance household of such individual (inclusive of the value of food stamps received by the public assistance household of such individual, if any) divided by the higher of (i) the Federal minimum wage, or (ii) the State minimum wage. The limitation of the number of hours of work experience to which a participant may be assigned is a calculation of allowable hours in a work activity and does not mean that such participant is receiving a wage for the performance of such activities. The participant is not working off the grant, but is engaged in work activities as an element of his/her plan to become self-sufficient;

(5) on-the-job training;

(6) job search and job readiness assistance, as time limited by Federal law, provided that job search is an active and continuing effort to secure employment, configured by the social services official;

(8) vocational educational training as time limited by Federal law and pursuant to subdivision (c) of this section;

(9) job skills training directly related to employment;

(10) education directly related to employment, in the case of a recipient who has not yet received a high school diploma or a certificate of high school equivalency;

(11) satisfactory attendance at secondary school or a course of study leading to a certificate of general equivalency in the case of a recipient who has not completed secondary school or received such certificate;

(12) provision of child care services to an individual who is participating in community service;

(13) job search and job readiness assistance once the individual has exceeded the six week limit set in Federal law;

(14) educational activities pursuant to subdivision (c) of this section;

(15) other activities set forth in a local district plan.