PROGRAM GUIDE

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Vanguard-Sentinel

Career & Technology

Centers

Vanguard-Sentinel

Career & Technology

Vanguard-Sentinel

Career & Technology

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Centers

Career & Technology

Centers

Career & Technology

2016-17

PROGRAM GUIDE

Sentinel Career & Technology Center

793 E. Twp. Rd. 201

Tiffin, OH 44883

419-448-1212

The Vanguard Tech Center

1306 Cedar Street

Fremont, OH 43420

419-332-2626

Vanguard-Sentinel

Career & Technology

Centers

vsctc.org

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WELCOME!

Vanguard-Sentinel Career & Technology

Centers (VSCTC) is an award-winning

career-technical school district that

provides high school students with specific,

marketable skills to begin a career, pursue

further training or attend college. We focus

on continuous improvement in all aspects of

our work so that we may become a center of

educational excellence.

We are committed to providing a challenging

curriculum, skilled instruction and a learning

environment that fosters individual student

success. Our work is guided by the belief

that every student is capable of attaining

high levels of educational achievement in

preparation for meeting the rigorous

demands of the 21st century.

Two Campuses

VSCTC has two campuses: The Vanguard

Tech Center in Fremont and Sentinel Career

& Technology Center in Tiffin. Our two

campuses serve high school students from

the following school districts: Clyde, Fremont

Ross, Fremont St. Joseph, Fostoria, Fostoria

St. Wendelin, Gibsonburg,

Hopewell-Loudon, Lakota, Mohawk, New Riegel,

Old Fort, Port Clinton, Seneca East, Tiffin

Calvert, Tiffin Columbian, and Upper

Sandusky, along with Bridges Community

Academy and North Central Academy in

Tiffin, Townsend in Clyde, Electronic

Classroom of Tomorrow (ECOT), and

Ohio Virtual Academy.

21st Century Education

Our nation requires a skilled workforce in

order to meet the needs of a global economy.

Therefore, VSCTC offers students a 21st

century education by offering a safe learning

environment featuring:

■

State-of-the-art technology in

classrooms and labs matching what is

used in business & industry

■

Blended learning, which allows

students to follow a traditional

school day while also having 24/7

independent access to their

curriculum online … anywhere,

anytime

■

A wide range of career-technical

programs that teach specific skills

■

Post-secondary options

■

Industry credentialing

■

Career and Technical Student

Organizations to build leadership

and technical skills

Graduation

Centers confers three different certificates for

those who complete their graduation

requirements:

■

Certificate of Completion with

Honors - for students who maintain

an average grade of “A” and a 97% or

better attendance record

■

Achievement – for those who

maintain a grade average of “C” or

better and a 93% or better attendance

record

■

Certificate of Completion - for

students who receive a passing grade

and maintain a 90% attendance

record

Entrance Requirements

Students who apply to attend

Vanguard-Sentinel Career & Technology Centers

must be on track to graduate with their

graduating class. VSCTC students who

choose one of our College Ready programs,

or who utilize College Credit Plus, must

successfully meet the entrance requirements

of the college or university in which they

are applying.

How to Apply

Students can apply to either Sentinel Career

& Technology Center or The Vanguard

Tech Center by visiting vsctc.org, clicking on

“Apply Now” and completing the online

application.

The “4 Cs”

VSCTC offers students:

■

Choice – Flexible scheduling that

meets your needs

■

Career Readiness – Rigorous

academics, technical skills and

employability skills

■

College Readiness – Post-Secondary

options that include transcript credit

■

Character Education – we believe in

teaching and modeling the six core

values of character: Trustworthiness,

Respect, Responsibility, Fairness,

Caring, and Citizenship

College & Careers

Centers has provided career and technical

training to thousands of students in order

for them to gain employment and/or to

continue their education at the college level.

We pride ourselves on providing specialized

training in multiple programs through a

unique “hands-on” approach to education.

The Ohio Department of Education states

that Career-Technical Education in Ohio

aids College and Career Readiness by:

■

Meeting the current needs and

anticipating the future workforce

demands of the economy

■

Preparing learners to succeed in

lifelong learning and careers through

secondary-postsecondary programs of

study that include high-level academic

and technical skills in real-work

contexts

■

Supporting career development for all

learners, career pathways for high

school students and workforce

development and literacy for adults

College Credits

Most programs at Vanguard-Sentinel

Career & Technology Centers have been

approved by the state for Career-Technical

Credit Transfer (CT)². Students who

complete a program that is (CT)² approved

are guaranteed transferable credits to any of

Ohio's public colleges and universities. The

number of credits that are transferable varies

for each program, but (CT)² approval gives

individuals a head start at any public college

or university in the state. (CT)² saves students

time and money.

College Credit Plus is an integral component

to several VSCTC programs. College

classes are embedded in the curriculum of

these programs, allowing students to earn

transcripted college credits along with the high

school credits they receive by completing their

VSCTC program. VSCTC programs with the

College Credit Plus component are marked

accordingly in this brochure.

Academics

Students at the Sentinel Career &

Technology Center campus in Tiffin attend

Sentinel for a half-day to receive their

career-technical training. They return to

their partner schools the other half-day for

academic classes. Vanguard Tech Center

students in Fremont are given the option

of attending Vanguard for a full day to

receive both career-technical training and

academics. Or, they may choose to attend

Vanguard for only their career-technical

training and return to their partner schools

for academics.

Student Activities

Students are encouraged to participate in

the social and learning opportunities

offered through membership in Career

and Technical Student Organizations.

At Sentinel, students can choose from:

Educators Rising, FFA and SkillsUSA.

Vanguard Tech Center students can choose

from: Business Professionals of America

Mission Statement

Vanguard-Sentinel Career and Technology Centers are

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WELCOME!

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Centers (VSCTC) is an award-winning

career-technical school district that

provides high school students with specific,

marketable skills to begin a career, pursue

further training or attend college. We focus

on continuous improvement in all aspects of

our work so that we may become a center of

educational excellence.

We are committed to providing a challenging

curriculum, skilled instruction and a learning

environment that fosters individual student

success. Our work is guided by the belief

that every student is capable of attaining

high levels of educational achievement in

preparation for meeting the rigorous

demands of the 21st century.

Two Campuses

VSCTC has two campuses: The Vanguard

Tech Center in Fremont and Sentinel Career

& Technology Center in Tiffin. Our two

campuses serve high school students from

the following school districts: Clyde, Fremont

Ross, Fremont St. Joseph, Fostoria, Fostoria

St. Wendelin, Gibsonburg,

Hopewell-Loudon, Lakota, Mohawk, New Riegel,

Old Fort, Port Clinton, Seneca East, Tiffin

Calvert, Tiffin Columbian, and Upper

Sandusky, along with Bridges Community

Academy and North Central Academy in

Tiffin, Townsend in Clyde, Electronic

Classroom of Tomorrow (ECOT), and

Ohio Virtual Academy.

21st Century Education

Our nation requires a skilled workforce in

order to meet the needs of a global economy.

Therefore, VSCTC offers students a 21st

century education by offering a safe learning

environment featuring:

■

State-of-the-art technology in

classrooms and labs matching what is

used in business & industry

■

Blended learning, which allows

students to follow a traditional

school day while also having 24/7

independent access to their

curriculum online … anywhere,

anytime

■

A wide range of career-technical

programs that teach specific skills

■

Post-secondary options

■

Industry credentialing

■

Career and Technical Student

Organizations to build leadership

and technical skills

Graduation

Centers confers three different certificates for

those who complete their graduation

requirements:

■

Honors - for students who maintain

an average grade of “A” and a 97% or

better attendance record

■

Achievement – for those who

maintain a grade average of “C” or

better and a 93% or better attendance

record

■

Certificate of Completion - for

students who receive a passing grade

and maintain a 90% attendance

record

Entrance Requirements

Students who apply to attend

Vanguard-Sentinel Career & Technology Centers

must be on track to graduate with their

graduating class. VSCTC students who

choose one of our College Ready programs,

or who utilize College Credit Plus, must

successfully meet the entrance requirements

of the college or university in which they

are applying.

How to Apply

Students can apply to either Sentinel Career

& Technology Center or The Vanguard

Tech Center by visiting vsctc.org, clicking on

“Apply Now” and completing the online

application.

The “4 Cs”

VSCTC offers students:

■

Choice – Flexible scheduling that

meets your needs

■

Career Readiness – Rigorous

academics, technical skills and

employability skills

■

College Readiness – Post-Secondary

options that include transcript credit

■

Character Education – we believe in

teaching and modeling the six core

values of character: Trustworthiness,

Respect, Responsibility, Fairness,

Caring, and Citizenship

College & Careers

Centers has provided career and technical

training to thousands of students in order

for them to gain employment and/or to

continue their education at the college level.

We pride ourselves on providing specialized

training in multiple programs through a

unique “hands-on” approach to education.

The Ohio Department of Education states

that Career-Technical Education in Ohio

aids College and Career Readiness by:

■

Meeting the current needs and

anticipating the future workforce

demands of the economy

■

Preparing learners to succeed in

lifelong learning and careers through

secondary-postsecondary programs of

study that include high-level academic

and technical skills in real-work

contexts

■

Supporting career development for all

learners, career pathways for high

school students and workforce

development and literacy for adults

College Credits

Most programs at Vanguard-Sentinel

Career & Technology Centers have been

approved by the state for Career-Technical

Credit Transfer (CT)². Students who

complete a program that is (CT)² approved

are guaranteed transferable credits to any of

Ohio's public colleges and universities. The

number of credits that are transferable varies

for each program, but (CT)² approval gives

individuals a head start at any public college

or university in the state. (CT)² saves students

time and money.

College Credit Plus is an integral component

to several VSCTC programs. College

classes are embedded in the curriculum of

these programs, allowing students to earn

transcripted college credits along with the high

school credits they receive by completing their

VSCTC program. VSCTC programs with the

College Credit Plus component are marked

accordingly in this brochure.

Academics

Students at the Sentinel Career &

Technology Center campus in Tiffin attend

Sentinel for a half-day to receive their

career-technical training. They return to

their partner schools the other half-day for

academic classes. Vanguard Tech Center

students in Fremont are given the option

of attending Vanguard for a full day to

receive both career-technical training and

academics. Or, they may choose to attend

Vanguard for only their career-technical

training and return to their partner schools

for academics.

Student Activities

Students are encouraged to participate in

the social and learning opportunities

offered through membership in Career

and Technical Student Organizations.

At Sentinel, students can choose from:

Educators Rising, FFA and SkillsUSA.

Vanguard Tech Center students can choose

from: Business Professionals of America

(BPA), DECA (association of marketing

students) and SkillsUSA. Students at

each campus may also participate in the

Ambassador Program; National Technical

Honor Society; or become one of the local

Rotary Club, Kiwanis or Exchange Club

students of the month.

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Mission Statement

Vanguard-Sentinel Career and Technology Centers are

committed to providing the future workforce with essential

skills to be successful.

Vision Statement

Vanguard-Sentinel Career and Technology Centers will be

the essential resource of challenging, transformational

career education and workforce development.

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Sentinel Career & Technology Center (Tiffin)

Agriculture Science & Technology - Page 6

Automotive Technology - Page 6

Building Construction Trades - Page 7

Careers in Education - Page 8

Collision Repair Technology - Page 8

Cosmetology - Page 9

Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management - Page 10

Digital Technologies - Page 11

Electrical Trades - Page 12

Health Careers Academy - Page 13

Independent Living - Page 13

Precision Machining - Page 15

Public Safety - Page 16

Sophomore Career Exploration - Page 16

State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA): Seniors Only Option (Sentinel Campus) - Page 17

Welding & Metal Fabrication - Page 17

The Vanguard Tech Center (Fremont)

Business Management - Page 7

Criminal Justice - Page 9

Design, Engineering & Architecture - Page 10

Early Childhood Education - Page 11

Engineering Technologies & Robotics - Page 12

Independent Living - Page 13

Medical Aide - Page 14

Medical Careers - Page 14

Medical Information Technology - Page 15

PROGRAMS BY CAMPUS LOCATIONS

PROGRAMS BY CAREER FIELDS

Agricultural & Environmental Systems

Agriculture Science & Technology

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 6

Independent Living

(Sentinel & Vanguard Tech Center Campuses)

- Page 13

Business & Administrative Services

Business Management

(Vanguard Tech Center Campus)

- Page 7

Construction Technologies

Building Construction Trades

- Page 7

Electrical Trades

- Page 12

Education & Training

Careers in Education

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 8

Early Childhood Education

- Page 11

Engineering & Science Technologies

Design, Engineering & Architecture

- Page 10

Engineering, Technologies & Robotics

- Page 12

Health Sciences

Health Careers Academy

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 13

Medical Aide

- Page 14

Medical Careers

- Page 14

Medical Information Technology

- Page 15

State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA): Seniors Only Option

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 17

Hospitality & Tourism

Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management

- Page 10

Human Services

Cosmetology

- Page 9

Information Technologies

Digital Technologies

- Page 11

Law & Public Safety

Criminal Justice

- Page 9

Public Safety

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 16

Manufacturing Technologies

Welding & Metal Fabrication

- Page 17

Precision Machining

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 15

Sophomore Exploratory

Sophomore Career Exploration

- Page 16

Sentinel Campus

Vanguard Tech Center Campus

Both Campuses

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Sentinel Career & Technology Center (Tiffin)

Agriculture Science & Technology - Page 6

Careers in Education - Page 8

Cosmetology - Page 9

Health Careers Academy - Page 13

Precision Machining - Page 15

Public Safety - Page 16

State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA): Seniors Only Option (Sentinel Campus) - Page 17

Welding & Metal Fabrication - Page 17

The Vanguard Tech Center (Fremont)

Business Management - Page 7

Criminal Justice - Page 9

Design, Engineering & Architecture - Page 10

Digital Technologies - Page 11

Early Childhood Education - Page 11

Engineering Technologies & Robotics - Page 12

Medical Aide - Page 14

Medical Careers - Page 14

Medical Information Technology - Page 15

vsctc.org

PROGRAMS BY CAMPUS LOCATIONS

PROGRAMS BY CAREER FIELDS

Agricultural & Environmental Systems

Agriculture Science & Technology

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 6

Independent Living

- Page 13

Business & Administrative Services

Business Management

- Page 7

Construction Technologies

Building Construction Trades

- Page 7

Electrical Trades

- Page 12

Education & Training

Careers in Education

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 8

Early Childhood Education

- Page 11

Engineering & Science Technologies

Design, Engineering & Architecture

- Page 10

Engineering, Technologies & Robotics

- Page 12

Health Sciences

Health Careers Academy

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 13

Medical Aide

- Page 14

Medical Careers

- Page 14

Medical Information Technology

- Page 15

State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA): Seniors Only Option

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 17

Hospitality & Tourism

Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management

- Page 10

Human Services

Cosmetology

- Page 9

Information Technologies

Digital Technologies

- Page 11

Law & Public Safety

Criminal Justice

- Page 9

Public Safety

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 16

Manufacturing Technologies

Welding & Metal Fabrication

- Page 17

Precision Machining

(Sentinel Campus)

- Page 15

Sophomore Exploratory

Sophomore Career Exploration

- Page 16

Transportation Systems

Automotive Technology

- Page 6

Collision Repair Technology

- Page 8

Sentinel Campus

Vanguard Tech Center Campus

Both Campuses

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TRADES

Program Description

■ Learn safe and proper use of hand and power tools ■ Read and interpret blueprints and drawings ■ Develop an understanding of construction math ■ Learn residential framing

■ Perform interior and exterior finish work ■ Develop concrete and masonry skills

■ Develop an appreciation for teamwork and respect

Course Topics

■ Construction Materials, Fasteners and Adhesives ■ Footings and Foundations

■ Floor Framing ■ Wall Framing

■ Stairs and Roof Framing ■ Interior and Exterior Finishes ■ Construction Safety

Industry-Recognized Credentials

■ CPR First Aid ■ OSHA 10 Hour

■ NCCER (National Center for Construction & Education Research)

Career Opportunities

Entry Level (with high school diploma and career training)

■ Carpenter ■ Laborer

Technical (with CTE training, associate degree, technical certification)

■ HVAC Technician ■ Plumber

Professional (with Bachelor’s degree & beyond)

■ Architect

■ Construction Management

Program Description

■ Gain introductory knowledge of business management and marketing

concepts

■ Develop career awareness and employability skills through project

based learning and hands-on activities

■ Use financial tools, strategies and systems to develop and monitor

personal financial goals

■ Prepare to become emerging leaders and entrepreneurs through

participation in DECA, a student youth organization

Course Topics ■ Marketing ■ Business Management ■ Entrepreneurship ■ Personal Finance ■ Business Technology ■ Advertising ■ Business Foundations Industry-Recognized Credentials ■ Microsoft® PowerPoint® ■ Microsoft® Word® Career Opportunities

Entry Level (with high school diploma and career training)

■ Office Manager ■ Account Executive

■ Social Media Specialist ■ Accounting Clerk

Professional (with Bachelor’s degree & beyond)

■ Marketing Research Analyst ■ Human Resource Generalist

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

(Vanguard Tech Center Campus - A College Credit Plus Program)

AGRICULTURE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

(Sentinel Campus)

Program Description

■ Obtain skills related to agricultural, food, fiber, and natural resources

with an emphasis in science

■ Learn employability skills that transfer from classroom to careers ■ Make informed decisions related to food, technology, natural resources,

and urbanization

■ Develop Team Building and Leadership skills through Career

Development Event and the FFA Program

■ Take advantage of intra-curricular involvement in the FFA

■ Develop basic animal, plant, welding, woodworking, mechanical, and

general agricultural skills

Course Topics ■ Animal Science ■ Plant Science ■ Mechanical Principals ■ Business Management Industry-Recognized Credentials ■ CPR/First Aid

■ OSHA (10 hour) Agricultural Certification ■ OABA (Ohio Agribusiness Association)

Career Opportunities

■ Sales Associate/Seed Salesman ■ General Laborer/Farm Hand

■ Veterinarian Technician ■ Cooperative Business Manager

■ Mechanical Engineer ■ Veterinarian

■ Experience hands on learning through live vehicle skill applications and

real work situations

■ Diagnose, maintain and repair performance related vehicle problems ■ Use advanced computer technology and techniques to troubleshoot

various vehicular challenges

■ Develop Customer Service skills

■ Learn proper industry-wide safety measures

■ Learn problem-solving techniques related to the automotive industry ■ Develop Character Education/Worksite Ethics

Course Topics

■ Automotive Brakes/Braking Systems and Repair ■ Automotive Steering and Suspension Systems and Repair ■ Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair

■ Automotive Engine Performance Systems and Repair ■ Automotive Electrical and Electronics Systems and Repair

Industry-Recognized Credentials

■ First Aid/CPR

■ ASE/NATEF Student Certification: Brakes, Electrical/Electronic Systems,

Engine Performance, Maintenance and Light Repair, Steering and Suspension

Career Opportunities

■ Service Station/Independent Garage Light Duty Repair & Maintenance Technician ■ Service Advisor, Parts Counter Person

■ Master Automotive Technician ■ Service/Parts Manager

■ Business Manager/Owner

■ Field Service Engineer/Technical Support

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

■ Communication and Leadership ■ Life Skills

■ Career Development Events

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TRADES

Program Description

■ Learn safe and proper use of hand and power tools ■ Read and interpret blueprints and drawings ■ Develop an understanding of construction math ■ Learn residential framing

■ Perform interior and exterior finish work ■ Develop concrete and masonry skills

■ Develop an appreciation for teamwork and respect

Course Topics

■ Construction Materials, Fasteners and Adhesives ■ Footings and Foundations

■ Floor Framing ■ Wall Framing

■ Stairs and Roof Framing ■ Interior and Exterior Finishes ■ Construction Safety

Industry-Recognized Credentials

■ CPR First Aid ■ OSHA 10 Hour

■ NCCER (National Center for Construction & Education Research)

■ Carpenter ■ Laborer

■ HVAC Technician ■ Plumber

■ Architect

■ Construction Management

■ Gain introductory knowledge of business management and marketing

concepts

■ Develop career awareness and employability skills through project

based learning and hands-on activities

■ Use financial tools, strategies and systems to develop and monitor

personal financial goals

■ Prepare to become emerging leaders and entrepreneurs through

participation in DECA, a student youth organization

Course Topics ■ Marketing ■ Business Management ■ Entrepreneurship ■ Personal Finance ■ Business Technology ■ Advertising ■ Business Foundations Industry-Recognized Credentials ■ Microsoft® PowerPoint® ■ Microsoft® Word® Career Opportunities

■ Office Manager ■ Account Executive

■ Social Media Specialist ■ Accounting Clerk

■ Marketing Research Analyst ■ Human Resource Generalist

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

AGRICULTURE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

(Sentinel Campus)

Program Description

■ Obtain skills related to agricultural, food, fiber, and natural resources

with an emphasis in science

■ Learn employability skills that transfer from classroom to careers ■ Make informed decisions related to food, technology, natural resources,

and urbanization

■ Develop Team Building and Leadership skills through Career

Development Event and the FFA Program

■ Take advantage of intra-curricular involvement in the FFA

■ Develop basic animal, plant, welding, woodworking, mechanical, and

general agricultural skills

Course Topics ■ Animal Science ■ Plant Science ■ Mechanical Principals ■ Business Management Industry-Recognized Credentials ■ CPR/First Aid

■ OSHA (10 hour) Agricultural Certification ■ OABA (Ohio Agribusiness Association)

Career Opportunities

■ Sales Associate/Seed Salesman ■ General Laborer/Farm Hand

■ Veterinarian Technician ■ Cooperative Business Manager

■ Mechanical Engineer ■ Veterinarian

■ Experience hands on learning through live vehicle skill applications and

real work situations

■ Diagnose, maintain and repair performance related vehicle problems ■ Use advanced computer technology and techniques to troubleshoot

various vehicular challenges

■ Develop Customer Service skills

■ Learn proper industry-wide safety measures

■ Learn problem-solving techniques related to the automotive industry ■ Develop Character Education/Worksite Ethics

Course Topics

■ Automotive Brakes/Braking Systems and Repair ■ Automotive Steering and Suspension Systems and Repair ■ Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair

■ Automotive Engine Performance Systems and Repair ■ Automotive Electrical and Electronics Systems and Repair

■ First Aid/CPR

■ ASE/NATEF Student Certification: Brakes, Electrical/Electronic Systems,

Engine Performance, Maintenance and Light Repair, Steering and Suspension

Career Opportunities

■ Service Station/Independent Garage Light Duty Repair & Maintenance Technician ■ Service Advisor, Parts Counter Person

■ Master Automotive Technician ■ Service/Parts Manager

■ Business Manager/Owner

■ Field Service Engineer/Technical Support

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

■ Communication and Leadership ■ Life Skills

■ Career Development Events

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COSMETOLOGY

*3- year program (Sophomore - Senior: Sentinel Campus) 2- year program (Junior - Senior: Vanguard Campus) Program Description

■ Develop a comprehensive understanding of Cosmetology including

advanced techniques to deliver a variety of hair styling, skin care, and nail treatments

■ Complete a 1500-hour Cosmetology program required for the Ohio State

Board of Cosmetology License

■ Complete a 300-hour Managers course required for the Ohio State

Board of Cosmetology Managers License (Sentinel campus)

■ Learn general salon management and operation techniques ■ Gain salon/customer experience in a full-service salon

■ Consider these qualities and skills you should possess: Creativity,

customer-service, time-management, and enjoy working with others

Course Topics

■ Anatomy/Physiology - Structure of Skin, Hair, Nails

■ Infection Control - Diseases and Disorders of Hair, Skin and Nails ■ Hair Care - Hair Design, Hair Cutting, Coloring, Styling ■ Nail Care - Manicures, Pedicures, Artificial Nails, Gel Polishes ■ Skin Care - Makeup Applications, Facial Massage, Preserving Heath of Skin ■ Basic Business Skills - Communication Skills, Professional Image ■ Hygiene and Infection Control

■ Ohio State Board of Cosmetology License ■ *Managers License

Career Opportunities

■ State License through Ohio State Board of Cosmetology

Technical (with CTE training, associate degree, technical certification)

■ *Managers License – State License through Ohio State Board of Cosmetology

■ Beauty Manufacturer’s Representative/Image Consultant ■ Product Research Engineer

Program Description

■ Develop an understanding of the Criminal Justice System ■ Learn basic skills of crime scene investigation ■ Apply powers of arrest/Laws of the State of Ohio ■ Conduct criminal investigations

■ Understand our correctional system/community control ■ Learn emergency management and response ■ Develop community relations & service

Course Topics

■ Crime Scene Investigation ■ Courtroom Procedures/Mock Trials ■ Corrections/Probation

■ Forensic Science/Psychology

■ Ohio Criminal Code (Laws of the State of Ohio) ■ Homeland Security/Terrorism

■ Cultural Diversity

Industry-Recognized Credentials

■ CPR/First Aid

■ National Incident Management System 700

■ Private Security ■ Communications Officer

■ Police Officer/Law Enforcement ■ Corrections Officer

■ Probation Officer/Social Worker ■ Lawyer

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

CAREERS IN EDUCATION

(Sentinel Campus - A College Credit Plus Program)

Program Description

■ Gain a solid foundation for a successful career as an elementary/

secondary teacher or other profession in education-related field

■ Explore field of education through “real-life” internships ■ Work with professional educators in elementary, middle, secondary,

and special needs classrooms to plan lessons, develop activities and tutor students

■ Gain hands-on experience working with children of all ages & ability levels ■ Develop a professional teaching portfolio used for college success ■ Explore learning styles and teaching strategies that lead to a career in education

Course Topics

■ Understand the Learning Process of All Age Groups and Diverse

Students

■ Organize, Design, and Present Lesson Plans Utilizing State Curriculum

& Standards

■ Learn Effective Teaching Methods and Strategies

■ Understand History of Education, School Finance, and School Law ■ Obtain First-hand Internships and Experiences in Local Classrooms ■ Participate in Educators Rising (Related Student Organization)

Industry-Recognized Credentials

■ CPR/First Aid

■ Daycare Provider/Assistant ■ Camp Counselor

■ Paraprofessional/Teacher’s Aide ■ Preschool Teacher

■ Teacher/Administrator (Kindergarten – High School, College) ■ Speech Pathologist

■ Assess and estimate damaged vehicles

■ Repair and refinish the interior and body of damaged vehicles

■ Use state-of-the-art welding, sanding, masking, and painting techniques

to straighten and replace damaged parts

■ Gain experience in metal and adhesive repair techniques

■ Apply welding techniques such as MIG, TIG, and resistant spot welding ■ Learn hands-on skills for entry level employment

■ Learn proper/safe use and care of air tools, power tools, and body tools

Course Topics

■ Shop Safety and Efficiency ■ Hand, Power, and Air Tool Technology ■ Body Fillers and Plastic Bumper Repair ■ Unibody Frame Repair and Alignment ■ Painting, Refinishing, and Color Matching ■ Sheet Metal and Welding Replacement

■ Repairing and Replacing Hood, Bumper, Fender, etc.

■ ASE Painting and Refinishing

■ ASE Non-Structural Analysis & Damage Repair ■ ASE Structural Analysis & Damage Repair ■ ASE Mechanical and Electrical Components

Career Opportunities

■ Auto Detailer

■ Apprentice Body Shop Technician

■ Collision Repair Technician

■ Collision Repair and Refinish Technician

■ Automotive Design Engineer ■ Insurance Claims Appraiser

COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY

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COSMETOLOGY

*3- year program (Sophomore - Senior: Sentinel Campus) 2- year program (Junior - Senior: Vanguard Campus) Program Description

■ Develop a comprehensive understanding of Cosmetology including

advanced techniques to deliver a variety of hair styling, skin care, and nail treatments

■ Complete a 1500-hour Cosmetology program required for the Ohio State

Board of Cosmetology License

■ Complete a 300-hour Managers course required for the Ohio State

Board of Cosmetology Managers License (Sentinel campus)

■ Learn general salon management and operation techniques ■ Gain salon/customer experience in a full-service salon

■ Consider these qualities and skills you should possess: Creativity,

customer-service, time-management, and enjoy working with others

Course Topics

■ Anatomy/Physiology - Structure of Skin, Hair, Nails

■ Infection Control - Diseases and Disorders of Hair, Skin and Nails ■ Hair Care - Hair Design, Hair Cutting, Coloring, Styling ■ Nail Care - Manicures, Pedicures, Artificial Nails, Gel Polishes ■ Skin Care - Makeup Applications, Facial Massage, Preserving Heath of Skin ■ Basic Business Skills - Communication Skills, Professional Image ■ Hygiene and Infection Control

■ Ohio State Board of Cosmetology License ■ *Managers License

Career Opportunities

■ *Managers License – State License through Ohio State Board of Cosmetology

■ Beauty Manufacturer’s Representative/Image Consultant ■ Product Research Engineer

Program Description

■ Develop an understanding of the Criminal Justice System ■ Learn basic skills of crime scene investigation ■ Apply powers of arrest/Laws of the State of Ohio ■ Conduct criminal investigations

■ Understand our correctional system/community control ■ Learn emergency management and response ■ Develop community relations & service

Course Topics

■ Crime Scene Investigation ■ Courtroom Procedures/Mock Trials ■ Corrections/Probation

■ Forensic Science/Psychology

■ Ohio Criminal Code (Laws of the State of Ohio) ■ Homeland Security/Terrorism

■ Cultural Diversity

Industry-Recognized Credentials

■ CPR/First Aid

■ National Incident Management System 700

■ Private Security ■ Communications Officer

■ Police Officer/Law Enforcement ■ Corrections Officer

■ Probation Officer/Social Worker ■ Lawyer

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

CAREERS IN EDUCATION

Program Description

■ Gain a solid foundation for a successful career as an elementary/

secondary teacher or other profession in education-related field

■ Explore field of education through “real-life” internships ■ Work with professional educators in elementary, middle, secondary,

and special needs classrooms to plan lessons, develop activities and tutor students

■ Gain hands-on experience working with children of all ages & ability levels ■ Develop a professional teaching portfolio used for college success ■ Explore learning styles and teaching strategies that lead to a career in education

Course Topics

■ Understand the Learning Process of All Age Groups and Diverse

Students

■ Organize, Design, and Present Lesson Plans Utilizing State Curriculum

& Standards

■ Learn Effective Teaching Methods and Strategies

■ Understand History of Education, School Finance, and School Law ■ Obtain First-hand Internships and Experiences in Local Classrooms ■ Participate in Educators Rising (Related Student Organization)

Industry-Recognized Credentials

■ CPR/First Aid

■ Daycare Provider/Assistant ■ Camp Counselor

■ Paraprofessional/Teacher’s Aide ■ Preschool Teacher

■ Teacher/Administrator (Kindergarten – High School, College) ■ Speech Pathologist

■ Assess and estimate damaged vehicles

■ Repair and refinish the interior and body of damaged vehicles

■ Use state-of-the-art welding, sanding, masking, and painting techniques

to straighten and replace damaged parts

■ Gain experience in metal and adhesive repair techniques

■ Apply welding techniques such as MIG, TIG, and resistant spot welding ■ Learn hands-on skills for entry level employment

■ Learn proper/safe use and care of air tools, power tools, and body tools

Course Topics

■ Shop Safety and Efficiency ■ Hand, Power, and Air Tool Technology ■ Body Fillers and Plastic Bumper Repair ■ Unibody Frame Repair and Alignment ■ Painting, Refinishing, and Color Matching ■ Sheet Metal and Welding Replacement

■ Repairing and Replacing Hood, Bumper, Fender, etc.

■ ASE Painting and Refinishing

■ ASE Non-Structural Analysis & Damage Repair ■ ASE Structural Analysis & Damage Repair ■ ASE Mechanical and Electrical Components

Career Opportunities

■ Auto Detailer

■ Apprentice Body Shop Technician

■ Collision Repair Technician

■ Collision Repair and Refinish Technician

■ Automotive Design Engineer ■ Insurance Claims Appraiser

COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY

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DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

(Sentinel & Vanguard Tech Center Campuses - A College Credit Plus Program)

Program Description

■ Prepare for a career in Information Technology ■ Earn critical industry certifications

■ Learn Computer Programming and App Development

■ Gain Computer Repair and System Support techniques and knowledge ■ Learn Health Care Computer Technology (VTC Campus only) ■ Learn Video and Photo Editing using highly in demand software ■ Create high-impact web pages, video games, animation, graphics,

using advanced programming and software applications

Course Topics

■ IT Essentials – Computer and Software Repair and Installation ■ Web Development – Web Designer

■ Video and Audio Editing – Video and Audio Engineer ■ Cisco® Networking – Computer Network Technician ■ Computer Programming – Computer Software Developer ■ 3D Animation – 3D Animation Creator

■ Senior Capstone – Students Focus on Their Pathway to Information Technology

■ CompTIA® – Information Technology Fundamentals ■ CompTIA® – Networking +

■ Fiber Optics Association – Certified Premise Cabling Technician ■ Fiber Optics Association – Certified Fiber Optics Technician

Career Opportunities

■ Computer Support and Network Cabling Technician

■ System Helpdesk Technician and Office Equipment Technician

Technical (with CTE training, associate, technical certification)

■ Computer System Administrator ■ Level One Programming Engineer

■ Computer System Manager of Information Technology ■ Networking Engineer

■ Understand growth and development of children ages birth-eight ■ Learn the method of planning, writing, and implementing lesson plans ■ Interact daily with preschool children

■ Assist in running a state licensed preschool

■ Develop mastery of the theories behind early childhood education ■ Obtain student placement for experience in K-4th grade classrooms ■ Earn four certifications which allow for immediate employability in a

daycare or preschool setting

Course Topics

■ Prepare and Maintain a Safe Environment for Learning ■ Write and Understand a Curriculum

■ Master the Growth and Development Milestones of Children Birth- Eight ■ Use Developmentally Appropriate Practices in the Classroom ■ Child Abuse Recognition and Prevention

■ Guidance Theory vs. Discipline in the Preschool Environment ■ Physical, Cognitive, and Social Emotional Development of Children

■ CPR/AED Certified (infant/toddler/adult) ■ First Aid Certified (infant/toddler/adult) ■ Communicable Disease Prevention Certified ■ Child Abuse Prevention Certified

Career Opportunities

■ Multiple Employment Positions Available Within a Preschool ■ Multiple Employment Positions Available Within a Daycare

■ Lead Preschool Teacher or Teacher Aide ■ Preschool Director

■ Elementary Teacher (K-3)

■ Owner/Director of Independent Preschool or Daycare Facility

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

CULINARY ARTS & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Program Description

■ Learn to express your passion for cooking and/or entertaining people ■ Explore all aspects of fine dining and food preparation

■ Learn in an on-campus public restaurant and cater events for the

community

■ Combine textbook and hands-on learning activities to acquire

knowledge

■ Gain experience working as a team and as a leader

■ Learn the proper use of kitchen utensils and equipment to develop

industry accepted safety practices

Course Topics

■ Safety and Sanitation ■ Food Preparation ■ Customer Service ■ Business Management ■ Marketing

■ Baked Goods and Pastries

■ Introduction to the Hospitality Industry

■ CPR/First Aid

■ ServSafe® Food Handler & ServSafe® Manager ■ National Restaurant Association ProStart® ■ Certified Junior Culinarian

Career Opportunities

■ Busser/Host/Server ■ Cook/Food Prep

■ Hotel and Restaurant Manager ■ Sous Chef

■ Executive Chef/Event Planner or Manager ■ Dietician

■ Utilize 2D and 3D modeling software ■ Learn blueprint reading

■ Use architecture design principles to create a perspective of a building ■ Apply advanced architectural design concepts to construct design models

including perspective drawings

Course Topics

■ Computer Aided Design 1 ■ Blueprint Reading ■ Computer Aided Design 2

■ Architectural Computer Aided Design ■ Architectural Drafting

■ Construction Methods and Materials ■ Building Systems

■ OSHA 10-hour Certification ■ OSHA 30-hour Certification ■ CPR and AED Certification

■ Apprenticeship in the Manufacturing, Engineering and Construction

Industries

■ Entry-level Position in the Manufacturing, Engineering and Construction

Industry

■ Engineering Technician ■ Manufacturing Technician

■ Architect, CAD Operator, Industrial Designer ■ Engineer, Contractor, Manufacturing Supervisor

DESIGN, ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE

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DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

(Sentinel & Vanguard Tech Center Campuses - A College Credit Plus Program)

Program Description

■ Prepare for a career in Information Technology ■ Earn critical industry certifications

■ Learn Computer Programming and App Development

■ Gain Computer Repair and System Support techniques and knowledge ■ Learn Health Care Computer Technology (VTC Campus only) ■ Learn Video and Photo Editing using highly in demand software ■ Create high-impact web pages, video games, animation, graphics,

using advanced programming and software applications

Course Topics

■ IT Essentials – Computer and Software Repair and Installation ■ Web Development – Web Designer

■ Video and Audio Editing – Video and Audio Engineer ■ Cisco® Networking – Computer Network Technician ■ Computer Programming – Computer Software Developer ■ 3D Animation – 3D Animation Creator

■ Senior Capstone – Students Focus on Their Pathway to Information Technology

■ CompTIA® – Information Technology Fundamentals ■ CompTIA® – Networking +

■ Fiber Optics Association – Certified Premise Cabling Technician ■ Fiber Optics Association – Certified Fiber Optics Technician

Career Opportunities

■ Computer Support and Network Cabling Technician

■ System Helpdesk Technician and Office Equipment Technician

■ Computer System Administrator ■ Level One Programming Engineer

■ Computer System Manager of Information Technology ■ Networking Engineer

■ Understand growth and development of children ages birth-eight ■ Learn the method of planning, writing, and implementing lesson plans ■ Interact daily with preschool children

■ Assist in running a state licensed preschool

■ Develop mastery of the theories behind early childhood education ■ Obtain student placement for experience in K-4th grade classrooms ■ Earn four certifications which allow for immediate employability in a

daycare or preschool setting

Course Topics

■ Prepare and Maintain a Safe Environment for Learning ■ Write and Understand a Curriculum

■ Master the Growth and Development Milestones of Children Birth- Eight ■ Use Developmentally Appropriate Practices in the Classroom ■ Child Abuse Recognition and Prevention

■ Guidance Theory vs. Discipline in the Preschool Environment ■ Physical, Cognitive, and Social Emotional Development of Children

■ CPR/AED Certified (infant/toddler/adult) ■ First Aid Certified (infant/toddler/adult) ■ Communicable Disease Prevention Certified ■ Child Abuse Prevention Certified

Career Opportunities

■ Multiple Employment Positions Available Within a Preschool ■ Multiple Employment Positions Available Within a Daycare

■ Lead Preschool Teacher or Teacher Aide ■ Preschool Director

■ Elementary Teacher (K-3)

■ Owner/Director of Independent Preschool or Daycare Facility

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

CULINARY ARTS & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Program Description

■ Learn to express your passion for cooking and/or entertaining people ■ Explore all aspects of fine dining and food preparation

■ Learn in an on-campus public restaurant and cater events for the

community

■ Combine textbook and hands-on learning activities to acquire

knowledge

■ Gain experience working as a team and as a leader

■ Learn the proper use of kitchen utensils and equipment to develop

industry accepted safety practices

Course Topics

■ Safety and Sanitation ■ Food Preparation ■ Customer Service ■ Business Management ■ Marketing

■ Baked Goods and Pastries

■ Introduction to the Hospitality Industry

■ CPR/First Aid

■ ServSafe® Food Handler & ServSafe® Manager ■ National Restaurant Association ProStart® ■ Certified Junior Culinarian

Career Opportunities

■ Busser/Host/Server ■ Cook/Food Prep

■ Hotel and Restaurant Manager ■ Sous Chef

■ Executive Chef/Event Planner or Manager ■ Dietician

■ Utilize 2D and 3D modeling software ■ Learn blueprint reading

■ Use architecture design principles to create a perspective of a building ■ Apply advanced architectural design concepts to construct design models

including perspective drawings

Course Topics

■ Computer Aided Design 1 ■ Blueprint Reading ■ Computer Aided Design 2

■ Architectural Computer Aided Design ■ Architectural Drafting

■ Construction Methods and Materials ■ Building Systems

■ OSHA 10-hour Certification ■ OSHA 30-hour Certification ■ CPR and AED Certification

■ Apprenticeship in the Manufacturing, Engineering and Construction

Industries

■ Entry-level Position in the Manufacturing, Engineering and Construction

Industry

■ Engineering Technician ■ Manufacturing Technician

■ Architect, CAD Operator, Industrial Designer ■ Engineer, Contractor, Manufacturing Supervisor

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HEALTH CAREERS ACADEMY

Program Description

■ Use state-of-the-art medical and health care equipment along with related STEM

courses to develop a foundation for further study in the health care industry

■ Learn in a simulated work environment to develop a person’s work ethic,

professionalism, and employability skills

■ Learn basic and advanced health care skills in nurse assisting, medical

assisting, laboratory, dental and physical therapy to be prepared for a rewarding health care career

■ Complete training and take exam to become a State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) ■ Enjoy job shadowing and clinical placement opportunities with

professionals in your field of interest

■ Gain knowledge and practice in many health-related areas

Course Topics

■ Medical Terminology ■ Human Anatomy & Physiology ■ Human Disease and Disorder

■ State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA)

■ American Heart Association CPR/AED – Health Care Provider ■ American Heart Association First Aid

■ State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) in long-term care, home health or hospital ■ Patient Care Technician

■ Registered Nurse ■ Radiology Technician ■ Physical Therapy Assistant ■ Veterinary Technician

■ Advanced Practice Nurse (Nurse Practitioner, Midwife, Nurse Anesthetist) ■ Physician Assistant

■ Physical Therapist

Program Description

■ Prepare for the transition to living independently after graduation ■ Learn career exploration and development, setting personal and

professional goals, money management, nutritional aspects of meal planning and food safety, agricultural science, laundry skills, youth organization involvement (FFA), interpersonal and intrapersonal skill development, problem solving skills and self-advocacy skills

■ Use assistive technologies (ReadingPen, iPad®, computer and GoPro®

Cam) to enhance learning

■ Practice visual, hands-on and project based learning

■ Explore differentiated learning opportunities to optimize student success ■ Learn employability skills training

■ Practice Character Education development ■ Participate in community service/service learning ■ Benefit from a portfolio assessment

Course Topics

■ Power Tools and Equipment ■ Career Exploration & Development ■ Nutrition-Meal Planning - Kitchen Operations ■ Interpersonal/Intrapersonal Skills

■ Agriculture Science and Plant Science

■ OSHA 10 hour ■ ServSafe®

■ Food Industry

■ Lawn Care/Landscaping Industry

■ Manager ■ Supervisor

■ Owner Operator ■ Manager/Supervisor

INDEPENDENT LIVING

ELECTRICAL TRADES

Program Description

■ Learn basic A.C. and D.C. theory ■ Install and maintain low voltage systems

■ Apply electrical codes to install and maintain wiring circuits for

residential, commercial, and industrial systems

■ Learn and operate industrial controls

■ Learn the fundamentals of solar and wind power energy ■ Enjoy hands-on learning in PLC (Programmable Logic Controls)

applications

■ Install and troubleshoot electrical equipment

Course Topics

■ Electrical Equipment, Power, and Hand Tools ■ Wiring of Simple to Complex Electrical Circuits

■ Design and Set-up Electrical Circuits to Troubleshoot Problems ■ Use of Meters and Equipment

■ Wire Solar and Wind Energy Projects

■ OSHA 10 Hour

■ NCCER (National Center for Construction & Education Research) ■ CPR/First Aid

Career Opportunities

■ Electrical Maintenance

■ Residential Small Cable Technician

■ Journeyman Electrician ■ High-voltage Service Electrician

■ Electrical Engineer ■ Electrical Inspector

■ Create, design, and implement solutions to complex engineering

challenges

■ Utilize advanced design, engineering and manufacturing software ■ Use Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) to explore

mechanical, electrical and engineering technologies

■ Prepare for college engineering technology programs, advanced

certifications, and immediate manufacturing employment

■ Experience multiple advanced engineering and robotics technologies

Course Topics

■ Basic Electricity/Electronics

■ 2D &3D Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Solid Modeling ■ Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)

■ Manual Machining

■ Robotic Applications and Programming ■ Computer Numerical Control Programming (CNC) ■ Computer Aided Manufacturing Programming (CAM)

■ National Institute of Metalworking Skills (NIMS) ■ 10-hour OSHA Safety Certification

■ CPR/AED Certification

Career Opportunities

■ Robotics Apprenticeship ■ Manual or CNC Operator

■ Robotic and PLC Programmer or Technician ■ CNC Programmer

■ Mechanical Engineer ■ Product/Process Engineer

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES & ROBOTICS

■ Infection Control and Safety ■ Legal and Ethical Issues ■ Careers in Health Care

■ Pharmacy Technician ■ Medical Assistant ■ Dental Hygienist ■ Pharmacist ■ Physician ■ Veterinarian ■ Industrial Credentials ■ Money Management ■ First Aid/CPR C M Y CM MY CY CMY K

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HEALTH CAREERS ACADEMY

Program Description

■ Use state-of-the-art medical and health care equipment along with related STEM

courses to develop a foundation for further study in the health care industry

■ Learn in a simulated work environment to develop a person’s work ethic,

professionalism, and employability skills

■ Learn basic and advanced health care skills in nurse assisting, medical

assisting, laboratory, dental and physical therapy to be prepared for a rewarding health care career

■ Complete training and take exam to become a State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) ■ Enjoy job shadowing and clinical placement opportunities with

professionals in your field of interest

■ Gain knowledge and practice in many health-related areas

Course Topics

■ Medical Terminology ■ Human Anatomy & Physiology ■ Human Disease and Disorder

■ State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA)

■ American Heart Association CPR/AED – Health Care Provider ■ American Heart Association First Aid

■ State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) in long-term care, home health or hospital ■ Patient Care Technician

■ Registered Nurse ■ Radiology Technician ■ Physical Therapy Assistant ■ Veterinary Technician

■ Advanced Practice Nurse (Nurse Practitioner, Midwife, Nurse Anesthetist) ■ Physician Assistant

■ Physical Therapist

Program Description

■ Prepare for the transition to living independently after graduation ■ Learn career exploration and development, setting personal and

professional goals, money management, nutritional aspects of meal planning and food safety, agricultural science, laundry skills, youth organization involvement (FFA), interpersonal and intrapersonal skill development, problem solving skills and self-advocacy skills

■ Use assistive technologies (ReadingPen, iPad®, computer and GoPro®

Cam) to enhance learning

■ Practice visual, hands-on and project based learning

■ Explore differentiated learning opportunities to optimize student success ■ Learn employability skills training

■ Practice Character Education development ■ Participate in community service/service learning ■ Benefit from a portfolio assessment

Course Topics

■ Power Tools and Equipment ■ Career Exploration & Development ■ Nutrition-Meal Planning - Kitchen Operations ■ Interpersonal/Intrapersonal Skills

■ Agriculture Science and Plant Science

■ OSHA 10 hour ■ ServSafe®

■ Food Industry

■ Lawn Care/Landscaping Industry

■ Manager ■ Supervisor

■ Owner Operator ■ Manager/Supervisor

INDEPENDENT LIVING

ELECTRICAL TRADES

Program Description

■ Learn basic A.C. and D.C. theory ■ Install and maintain low voltage systems

■ Apply electrical codes to install and maintain wiring circuits for

residential, commercial, and industrial systems

■ Learn and operate industrial controls

■ Learn the fundamentals of solar and wind power energy ■ Enjoy hands-on learning in PLC (Programmable Logic Controls