• To succeed one must be prepared to think creatively and

    learn problem- solving skills using fundamentals of science

    and mechanical technology.

• Those who, during early school years, learned good study

    habits, completed fundamentals subjects in science and

    mechanical technology, and demonstrated an aptitude for

    operating equipment problem solving will find acceptable

    career paths in the HVAC&R industry.

How are Career and Technical Training programs related to work and career?

• Career and Technical Training teaches subjects and techniques that may be applied immediately

    to work related problem solving.

• Vocational-technical programs relate to the skills and attitudes of the "Beginner's Mind." One    

    who is ready to explore the many possibilities of a career.

• Employment is the goal rather then a lengthy program of education, which accumulates

    knowledge to be applied at some future date.

I am not planning to attend college. Will vocational-technical training provide a foundation for a rewarding career?

• Career and Technical Training programs link students to careers through work experience

    training leading to full-time employment. Rigorous academic content tied to technical subject

    matter and "on the job" activity ensures each student will be ready to enter the work force

    allowing them a head start on a career at graduation.

Will I receive "hands on" or "on-the-job" training?

• Students use industry tools and instruments to gain knowledge and experience.

• Students acquire an understanding of safe work practices. Build confidence working with tools

    and operating equipment.

• Students learn troubleshooting and data gathering techniques through "real time" activity on

    equipment.

• Students have saleable skills at the time of graduation. Workforce Ready Skills.

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