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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION “CTE WORKS”
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Advantages of CTE courses: Life long skills Honors credit Industry Credentials Articulated credit agreement National Technical Honor Society Career Technical Service Organizations Workkeys Assessment
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WWHS Students would choose take: Personal Finance Foods I Foods II (Foundation courses – 3) And 1 enhancement course: Principles of Business MSITA – Microsoft Office Entrepreneurship I Culinary and Hospitality I
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Career and Technical Education Concentrators are students who complete the 3 foundation courses and 1 enhancement course. Students also earn the opportunity to take the Workkeys employment assessment and receive a Career Readiness Certificate..
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Workkeys is a series of tests which measures foundational and soft skills and offers specialized assessments to target institutional needs Part of NC High School accountability, WorkKeys has 3 assessments: Reading For Information Locating Information Applied Mathematics
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May earn in several CTE courses. For the student that completed the Agriculture, Foods and Natural Resources Cluster: ServSafe Sanitation Certification – Foods II MSITA – Microsoft Word and Powerpoint Certification
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MSITA Nursing Assistant I Carpentry Six Sigma Yellow Belt Excel and Access Word and Powerpoint Nursing Fundamentals NCCER Certification Alamance Community College
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Accounting II Drafting Archectural II and II Drafting Engineering II and III Honors credit available in all Level II courses in the futures
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ABSS has articulated agreement with Alamance Community College. Students can earn community college credit through Career and Technical Education courses.
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DECA FBLA FCCLA HOSA National Technical Honor Society – Completion of 3 CTE courses. Cumulative GPA of 3.0. CTE GPA of 3.5.
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For more information, check the Career Development website or go to Registration information on the Williams website.
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