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Arts & Communication/Business
Management:
Accounting Specialist
 Chef
Training
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Computer & Accounting Technologies
Computer Networking & Repair
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Information Technologies
Interior Design Applications
Legal/Medical Office Technologies
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Systems:
Agricultural Diesel Mechanics
Diesel
Mechanics
Floriculture
Landscape & Greenhouse
Technologies
Powersport Engine Technology
Veterinarian Assistant
Health Services and Human
Resources/Services:
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Paths: Teaching
Profession
Cosmetology
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Childhood Education
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Careers
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Public Safety Technologies
Industrial & Engineering
Systems:
Auto
Collision Repair
Automotive Technologies
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Career Based Intervention
Computer Design/3D Modeling
Electrical
Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning
Precision Machining
Pre-Engineering
Welding Fabrication |
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The welding
program gives students the
chance to develop skills and
knowledge needed to enter the
welding and sheet-metal
fabrication industry. |
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Career & Technical Skills:
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Junior Year
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Senior Year
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Arc Weld - Steel,
Stainless Steel, Cast Iron
& Aluminum
MIG Welding
TIG Welding
Gas Welding
Fluxcore Welding
Operate Power Sheers
Operate Metal Cutters & Grinders |
Plasma Arc
Cutting
Gas Cutting
Arc Air
Reading Blueprints for
Structural &
Pipe Welds
Fabricate Weldments
Cutting Operations
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Enrollment Requirements:
- 8 credits required for admission
- Uniforms per specified
program
Articulation Agreements/Tech
Prep/Dual Enrollment Opportunities:
- Articulation agreements
are in place with local colleges
Further Education:
- Apprenticeships
- Two-year technical degree in welding
technology
- Four-year degree in structural
engineering or welding engineering
Career Opportunities:
Average annual salary is $29,160
- Metal Fabricator
- Pipeline Construction
Worker
- Factory Welder or Fabricator
- Farm/Industrial
Implement Repairperson
- Private Welding Shop Owner/Operator
- Auto Repair Technician
- Maintenance Welder
- Construction Iron
Worker
- Mass Production Welder
Youth Leadership
Organizations:
Skills USA
Did You Know.......
there is currently a shortage of skilled
welders and welders are among the
highest paid workers in the current job
market? The Welding program is certified
by the American Welding Society. The
instructor has obtained the AWS
Certification and has the expertise to
train students in the welding and
metalworking technology.
For more information
on any of these programs, please contact
your high school guidance counselor or
call the Four County Guidance Office at
(800) 589-3334. |
