CAREER PATHS: TECHNICAL-CENTERED filling their core required classes, students interested in technical-centered career paths should select classes that complement their scientific goals, for instance, Technical classes that are in their area of career interest, other core classes that support the career path, concurrent enrollment and AP courses that relate to career path. TECHNICAL CAREER OPTIONS CONSTRUCTION/ COMMUNICATIONS / EQUIPMENT SPECIALITY SERVICES MANUFACTURING ELECTRONICS OPERATION Architect Specialist Airline Ground Support Baker Assembly Line Worker Communications Tech Auto Mechanic Cartographer Brick Mason Computer Engineer Auto Body Repair Chef Cabinetry Electronic Repair Delivery Driver Cosmetologist Carpenter Fiber Optics Tech Diesel Mechanic Culinary Arts Electrician Network System Eng. Forklift Operator Custodian Heating/Air Cond. Network System Mgr. Pilot Locksmith Machinist Systems Analyst Road Construction Meat cutter Painter Video Tech Small Engine Pest Control Plumber Web Designer Mechanic Seamstress Welder Web Manager Truck Driver Welder RECOMMENDED ELECTIVE COURSES IN SUPPORT OF TECHNICAL CONSTRUCTION/ COMMUNICATIONS / EQUIPMENT SPECIALITY SERVICES MANUFACTURING ELECTRONICS OPERATION Building Construction Business Communications Ag Systems Ag Systems Conceptual Physics Computer Science Principles Auto Collision Clothing Conceptual Physics Diesel Mechanic Auto Mechanics Cosmetology Electronics Drafting/CAD Diesel Mechanics Creative Cooking/Foods Journalism/Yearbook Intro to Engineer. 1010 Machine Shop Culinary Arts Light and Sound Physics Physics with Technology Drafting/CAD Multi-Media Design/Pro Physics with Technology Critical Workplace Skills Fashion Strategies PC Repair Woods 1,2 Machine Shop Photo classes Critical Workplace Skills Meat cutting Physics with Technology Critical Workplace Skills Video Tech/Prod Web Page Design Critical Workplace Skills PLANNING HIGH SCHOOL COURSEWORK TO SUPPORT POST-HIGH SCHOOL PLAN
CAREER PATHS: TECHNICAL-CENTERED filling their core required classes, students interested in technical-centered career paths should select classes that complement their scientific goals, for instance, Technical classes that are in their area of career interest, other core classes that support the career path, concurrent enrollment and AP courses that relate to career path. TECHNICAL CAREER OPTIONS CONSTRUCTION/ MANUFACTURING COMMUNICATIONS / ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT OPERATION SPECIALITY SERVICES Architect Assembly Line Worker Brick Mason Cabinetry Carpenter Electrician Heating/Air Cond. Machinist Painter Plumber Welder Specialist Communications Tech Computer Engineer Electronic Repair Fiber Optics Tech Network System Eng. Network System Mgr. Systems Analyst Video Tech Web Designer Web Manager Airline Ground Support Auto Mechanic Auto Body Repair Delivery Driver Diesel Mechanic Forklift Operator Pilot Road Construction Small Engine Mechanic Truck Driver Welder Baker Cartographer Chef Cosmetologist Culinary Arts Custodian Locksmith Meat cutter Pest Control Seamstress RECOMMENDED ELECTIVE COURSES IN SUPPORT OF TECHNICAL CONSTRUCTION/ MANUFACTURING COMMUNICATIONS / ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT OPERATION SPECIALITY SERVICES Building Construction Conceptual Physics Diesel Mechanic Drafting/CAD Intro to Engineer. 1010 Physics Physics with Technology Woods 1,2 Critical Workplace Skills Business Communications Computer Science Principles Conceptual Physics Electronics Journalism/Yearbook Light and Sound Multi-Media Design/Pro PC Repair Photo classes Physics with Technology Video Tech/Prod Web Page Design Critical Workplace Skills Ag Systems Auto Collision Auto Mechanics Diesel Mechanics Machine Shop Physics with Technology Critical Workplace Skills Ag Systems Clothing Cosmetology Creative Cooking/Foods Culinary Arts Drafting/CAD Fashion Strategies Machine Shop Meat cutting Critical Workplace Skills PLANNING HIGH SCHOOL COURSEWORK TO SUPPORT POST-HIGH SCHOOL PLAN
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