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Learning outcomes of presentation Provide Secondary Career Tech and Postsecondary Approach to: Definition/Elements of Pathway Sample Pathways Resources

Ohio career tech Definition of pathways Agriculture & Environmental Systems Arts & Communications Business & Administrative Services Construction Technologies Education & Training Engineering & Science Technologies Finance Government & Public Administration Health Science Hospitality & Tourism Human Services (Cosmetology) Information Technology Law & Public Safety Manufacturing Marketing Transportation Systems

Clusters ODHE DEFINTION OF GUARANTEED TRANSFER PATHWAYS Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services Clusters Business Arts, Humanities, Comm, History, Design Education STEM Public Safety Health Sciences

Overlap of pathways Business Social/Behavioral Sciences & Human Services 3. Business & Admin Services 8. Government & Public Administration 7. Finance 11. Human Services (Cosmetology) 15. Marketing 16. Transportation Services Education Arts/Humanities/Communications/History/Design 5. Education & Training 2. Arts & Communications 10. Hospitality & Tourism 12. Information Technology Public Safety 13. Law & Public Safety Health Sciences STEM 9. Health Sciences 1. Agriculture & Environmental Systems 4. Construction Technologies 6. Engineering & Science Technologies 14. Manufacturing

An Example of Courses with Secondary and Postsecondary Credits Secondary Pathway: Engineering and Design Postsecondary Program: Electrical Engineering Technology An Example of Courses with Secondary and Postsecondary Credits Secondary 7 8 English I Algebra I Physical Science Social Studies Fine Arts Pre-Engineering Technologies 9 10 English II Algebra II Biology World History Health (.5) PE (.5) Engineering Principles DC & AC Electronic Circuits World Languages 11 English III Geometry Chemistry U.S. History Analog-Based Electronic Circuits Digital Electronics   12 English IV Trigonometry/ Calculus Physics U.S. Government Robotics Engineering Capstone Postsecondary Year 1 1st Semester English Composition I Computer Applications Digital Systems DC Electronic Systems PC Tech Essentials 2nd Semester College Algebra AC Electronic Systems Switching & Amplifier Systems Data Communications Year 2 Physics I Micro Economics Data Acquisition Systems Embedded Micro-controller Systems Advanced Digital Systems Physics II Technical Writing Small Group Communication Capstone Ethics High School Career-Technical Education Program Courses High School Courses for Postsecondary Credit (Including Apprenticeship Hours) and the Corresponding Postsecondary Courses Required Courses Recommended Electives 5/2015 Visit education.ohio.gov/CareerConnections for reference information. Course titles and sequences will vary between schools.

Credit Alignment Options College Credit Plus Statewide Articulation (CTAG) Bilateral Articulation Agreements

Manufacturing Pathway Academic Path or Career Tech (R7) Recognized by: Ohio Engineering Technology Educators Association Ohio Manufactures’ Association High School Manufacturing Career Specific Associate Bachelor’s Foundations Certificate Certificate Degree Degree 15-30 college cr hrs: Certificate areas: CNC Programming CAD/Design Tool and Die Chemical Technician Welding Seamless continuation from Mfg. Foundations. Most or all courses earned in Mfg. Foundations will apply. 60-64 college cr hrs: 15 cr hrs of program support (Physics, Computer programming, Math) 15 cr hrs basic (English, writing, humanities, economics, etc.) 30-34 cr hrs Technical (Engineering Technology courses) Seamless continuation…30-45 cr hrs may be completed in prior certificates. Example Pathway: 3-4 years of HS math 3-4 years of English and writing STEM courses Physics, Chemistry, and other sciences Computer applications and programming. May also complete a Career Technical pathway in manufacturing or related field (ex. R7) 120-124 cr. hrs. 30 cr hrs of program support (Physics, Computer programming, Math) 30 cr hrs basic (English, writing, humanities, economics, etc.) 60-64 cr hrs Technical (Engineering Technology courses) 60-64 cr hrs may be completed in prior certificates and the associate degree 15 college cr hrs: Technical Writing (3 cr hrs) Math (3 cr hrs) Computer Aided Drafting (3 cr hrs) Manufacturing Processes (3 cr hrs) Engineering Materials (3 cr hrs) Some or all course may be completed in HS. See notes below. Please Note: This is not meant to be an advising document, only a way to show options for students. For specific advising information for course selection, please contact your HS counselor or college advisor.

Tech prep resources related to pathways www.techprepswohio.org Quick Links/Resources Terry Benedict Chief Administrator, Ohio Tech Prep Southwest Regional Center Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Terry.benedict@cincinnatistate.edu

Postsecondary resources related to pathways https://www.ohiohighered.org/transfer/guaranteed-transfer-pathways Wright State University Transfer Student website - http://www.wright.edu/transfer Carl Brun, Assistant Vice President for University Curricular Programs, Provost Office, Wright State University, Dayton, OH, 45435, 937-775-2155, carl.brun@wright.edu