FALL CAREER TECH ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING
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Drop off payment in the front office of the Tech Center, 600 Bay Springs Road, Centre, Alabama.
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Make checks payable to the Career Tech Center.
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Drop off payment in the front office of the Tech Center, 600 Bay Springs Road, Centre, Alabama.
Visa / MasterCard / American Express / Discover accepted.
Make checks payable to the Career Tech Center.
Order your custom design today!
Drop off payment in the front office of the Tech Center, 600 Bay Springs Road, Centre, Alabama.
Visa / MasterCard / American Express / Discover accepted.
Make checks payable to the Career Tech Center.
Industry-recognized credentials ensure that Alabama students graduate from high school globally competitive for work and post-secondary education with validated 21st century skills.
Credentials:
Validate knowledge of skill attainment
Increase student confidence
Often result in higher earning potential
Open the door for networking in a career field
Set students apart from the competition
Demonstrate commitment to continuous learning
Credentials provide students with the documented skills they need to compete in today’s economic environment. Many Alabama Career and Technical Education students pursue college where their credentials may increase their opportunities for articulated college credits. Credentialing programs produce globally-competitive students. Credentialing opportunities are available in mostl CTE program areas.
I-CAR has developed the industry's most effective, rigorous and role-specific training with its Platinum™ and Gold Class™ recognition, Welding Training & Certification™ and Career & Technical School Programs.
Collision Repair Technology offiers I-CAR's base collision repair curriculum package equivalent to the I-CAR ProLevel 1® learning path for refinishing and non-structural technicians.
Hospitality & Tourism Management introduces high school students to the world of hospitality, and the main segments of the industry: lodging, food and beverage operations, tourism, attractions and travel, and event management.
The curriculum focuses on three main goals:
To generate interest in and provide a foundational understanding of hospitality and the world of career opportunities within the industry
To present students with both career readiness and position-specific skills that will help them get started in the industry and set them on the path to success
To prepare students for the Hospitality & Tourism Specialist Exam.
On-site flu vaccinations will be offered at each school to *all students during school hours. This is a free service provided to the students.
*Unfortunately, as of now, HNH Clinic will be unable to vaccinate the "PEEHIP-insured" children due to an exclusive contract with ADHP to provide all worksite wellness services for PEEHIP dependents. HNH Clinic understands that this is inconvenient and regrets not being able to offer PEEHIP families preventative care through the school-located vaccination clinics.
Please send a doctor's excuse or a parent note/excuse* to the school.
*See the CCBOE attendance policy concerning absences and excuses (Code 6.1.4)