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The Career Cluster Guide was designed by Station Camp Marketing in partnership with Sumner County Schools.

CONTINUOUS NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION The Sumner County School System does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs or activities; and provides equal access to all programs and youth groups. The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Title VI-IX Coordinators: Ms. Katie Brown (if student to student), Safe Schools, Healthy Students Coordinator, 695 East Main Street, Gallatin, TN 37066, 615-451-6500, [email protected] Ms. Naomi Foreman (if adults are involved), Assistant Director for Human Resources. 695 East Main Street, Gallatin, TN 37066, 615-451-5226, [email protected] 504 Coordinator: Ms. Selena Elmore, SCS Section 504 District Coordinator, 695 East Main Street, Gallatin, TN 37066, 615-451-6598, [email protected]

Today’s cutting-edge, rigorous and relevant career and technical education (CTE) prepares youth and adults for a wide range of high-wage, high-skill, high-demand careers.

Career and Technical Education (CTE) Career Clusters

Defining the Career Clusters: • A Career Cluster is a grouping of occupations and broad industries based on commonalities. • Expectations at the pathway level represent the skills and knowledge, both academic and

technical, necessary to pursue a full range of career opportunities within a pathway— ranging from entry level to management, including technical and professional career specialties.

Work-Based Learning: Career Practicum course may substitute for the Level 4 offering in all programs of study. Definition of a CTE Concentrator:

• Effective in the 2017-18 school year, the definition of a student who concentrates (or has a focus of study) in CTE will be updated. The revised definition requires that a student, who concentrates in CTE, earn three or more credits within a program of study only. These course sequences are structured to build upon the knowledge and skills obtained from one course to the next. This Career Pathways Guide lists the programs of study offered in each career cluster in our school district.

CAREER CLUSTERS:

Advanced Manufacturing ........................................................................................................... 1

Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources ................................................................................... 2

Architecture & Construction ...................................................................................................... 3

Arts, A/V Technology, & Communications ............................................................................... 4

Business Management & Administration .................................................................................. 5

Education & Training ................................................................................................................ 6

Finance ..................................................................................................................................... 7

Health Science ......................................................................................................................... 8

Hospitality & Tourism ............................................................................................................... 10

Human Services ....................................................................................................................... 11

Information Technology ............................................................................................................ 12

Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security, and Government & Public Administration ........... 13

Marketing .................................................................................................................................. 14

Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics (STEM) .................................................... 15

Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics ................................................................................... 16

CTSO Cheat Sheet ................................................................................................................... 17

Middle Technical College High School ...................................................................................... 18

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Advanced Manufacturing Planning, managing and performing the processing of materials into intermediate or final products and related professional and technical support activities such as production planning and control, maintenance and manufacturing/process engineering.

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Locations

Machining Technology

Principles of Manufacturing

Principles of Machining I

Principles of Machining II*

Manufacturing Practicum*

-or- Dual

Enrollment at Gallatin ONLY

Gallatin, Portland,

Westmoreland

Welding Principles of Manufacturing Welding I

Welding II* May be taught for

1 or 2 credits.

Manufacturing Practicum*

Portland, Westmoreland

*Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Level of Education Education Requirement Potential CareerHigh School Program of Study High School Diploma Associate/Machine Operator,

$31,690

Certificate/Apprenticeship

Production Certification (CPT) Machining Level 1 –

Measurement, Materials, & Safety Certification (NIMS) American Welding Society

Certified Welder (TCAT)

Welder, $36,300 Industrial Maintenance Technician, $53,750

Associates Industrial Technology Applied Manufacturing

Industrial Maintenance Technician, $53,750

Industrial Engineering Technician, $63,436

Bachelors Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineer, $86,780 Mechanical Engineer, $89,240

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Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources

The production, processing, marketing, distribution, financing, and development of agricultural commodities and resources including food, fiber, wood products, natural resources, horticulture, and other plant and animal products/resources.


Veterinary and Animal Science

Agriscience** Small Animal Science

Large Animal Science*

Veterinary Science*, ***

Beech, Gallatin, Hendersonville,

Portland, Station Camp, Westmoreland, White House

Agricultural Engineering and Applied Technologies

Agriscience** Principles of Agricultural Mechanics

Agricultural Power and Equipment*

Agricultural and

Biosystems Engineering*



Agribusiness Agriscience** Principles of Agribusiness

Organizational Leadership and

Communications*

Agricultural Business and Finance*, ****

Hendersonville, Gallatin,

White House

Horticulture Science Agriscience**

Principles Of Plant

Science and Hydroculture

Greenhouse Management

Landscaping and Turf Science*



Environmental and Natural Resource Management

Agriscience** Applied

Environmental Science***

Plant and Soil Science*

Natural Resources

Management* -and/or-

AP Environmental Science*, ***

Hendersonville, White House

Supervised Agricultural Experience: May be taught for ½ credit each year. Up to two credits per student. * Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels. **Course may be offered at standard and honors levels and may satisfy one lab science credit required for graduation. ***Course may satisfy 1 credit of lab science required for graduation. ****Course may satisfy ½ credit of Personal Finance required for graduation.


Level of Education Education Requirement Potential CareerHigh School Program of Study Veterinary and Animal Science Animal Trainers, $25,990

Animal Groomer, $27,360

Bachelors Animal Science, Biology with a Concentration in Zoology

Animal Nutritionist, $53,800 Vertebrate Zoologist, $54,120

Mammologist, $60,370

Masters Marine Biology Animal Behaviorist, $53,800 Marine Biologist, $60,370

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Architecture & Construction

Careers in designing, planning, managing, building and maintaining the built environment. Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Locations

Residential & Commercial Construction

Fundamentals of Construction

Residential & Commercial

Construction I

Residential & Commercial Construction

II *

Construction Practicum* Westmoreland

Architectural & Engineering Design

Architectural & Engineering

Design I


Design II


Design III* May be taught

for 1 or 2 credits.

Engineering Practicum*

-or- AP Calculus*

-or- AP Physics*

Beech, Gallatin,

Hendersonville, Portland,

Westmoreland

Interior Design Foundations of Interior Design**

Residential Interior Design

Commercial Interior Design*

Advanced Interior Design*

Beech, Hendersonville

Structural Systems

Fundamentals of Construction

Structural Systems I

Structural Systems II*

Construction Practicum* Westmoreland

*Capstones Course may be offered at standard and honor levels. **Course may satisfy 1 credit of fine art required for graduation.


Level of Education Education Requirement Potential Career

High School Program of Study

NCCER Construction Core NCCER Carpentry Level One NCCER Carpentry Level Two

OSHA 10 Hour

Carpenters; $31,875 First-Line Supervisors or Construction Trades

and Extraction Workers; $49,925 Operating Engineers and Equipment Operators;

$34,628 Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers;

$32,160 Roofers; $35,860

Construction Laborers; $27,840

Certificate

Building Construction Technology; Brick, Block, and Stone Masonry;

Concrete Technology; Construction Surveying; Construction

Applications; Heavy Equipment Operator; Surveying; Woodworking

(TCAT)

First Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers; $49,925

Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers; $32,160

Brickmasons and Blockmasons; $46,210

Apprenticeship

Apprenticeship training is available through company training programs or associations such as Associated Builders and Constructors, Greater Tennessee Chapter. Visit the site below to search for apprenticeship

opportunities available by state/county:

http://oa.doleta.gov/bat.cfm?start

Carpenters; $31,875 Brickmasons and Blockmasons; $42,610

Structural Iron and Steel Workers $40,250

Associates Civil Technology Civil Engineering Technician; $49,900

Bachelors

Construction Management Construction Science

Construction Industry Management Civil Engineering

Construction Managers; $62,360 Cost Estimators; $54,620 Civil Engineer; $89,140

Surveyor; $47,730

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Arts, Audio/Visual Technology, & Communications

Designing, producing, exhibiting, performing, writing, and publishing multimedia content including visual and performing arts and design, journalism, and entertainment services. Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Locations

Digital Arts & Design

Digital Arts & Design I*,**

Digital Arts & Design II

Digital Arts & Design III*

Applied Arts Practicum*

-and/or- AP Studio Art: 2-D Design*

Beech, Gallatin,

Hendersonville, White House

Fashion Design Visual Art I

Foundations of Fashion Design**

Fashion Design*

Advanced Fashion Design*

Beech, Hendersonville,

Portland, Station Camp, Westmoreland

*Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels. **Course may satisfy 1 credit of Fine Arts required for graduation. Available courses for elective credit in Audio/Visual Production POS: Journalism (3008)


Level of Education Education Requirement Potential CareerHigh School Program of Study High School Diploma Photographers, $30,290

Certificate/Apprenticeship Adobe Certified Associate,

Adobe Certified Expert, Photography Apprenticeship

Photographers, $30,290 Sound Engineering Technician,

$49,870

Associates Associate of Fine Arts Degree (Vol State)

Art, Drama, and Music Choreographers, $44,250

Bachelors Studio Art Degree Graphic Designers, $42,890 Art, Multi Media Artist and

Animators, $63,630

Masters Music Degree Art, Drama, and Music

Teachers, Postsecondary, $50,728

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Business Management & Administration

Business Management and Administration careers encompass planning, organizing, directing and evaluating business functions essential to efficient and productive business operations. Business Management and Administration career opportunities are available in every sector of the economy.

*Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels. **May satisfy ½ credit of Economics required for graduation. Available courses for elective credit in this cluster: American Business Legal Systems (5892. ½ credit, may satisfy US Government graduation requirement), Business Economics (5898, ½ credit, may satisfy economics graduation requirement), Computer Applications, Non-CTE, 3638, 1 credit), and Personal Finance (Non-CTE, 3496, ½ credit)


Level of Education Education Requirement Potential Career High School Program of Study Diploma, Work Experience Administrative Assistant, $27,000

Certificate Microsoft Office Specialist Industry Certification General Office Assistant, $33,323

TCAT Administrative Office Technology General Office Assistant, $33,323

Associates Degree

General Business Administration Management

Concentration (Vol State)

Administrative Support Worker, $33,323

Bachelors Degree Business Management, Two years of experience

Business Operations Specialists, $72,844

Human Resource Manager, $99,720


Business Management

Introduction to Business & Marketing

Business Communications

-and/or- Accounting I

Business Management*

Business & Entrepreneurship

Practicum* -and/or- Virtual

Enterprise International*,**

Beech, Gallatin,

Merrol Hyde, Portland,

Station Camp, Westmoreland, White House

Office Management

Computer Applications

Business Communications

Business Management*

Advanced Computer

Applications* May be taught for 1

or 2 credits.

Beech, Gallatin,

Hendersonville, Portland,

Station Camp, Westmoreland, White House

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Education and Training

Planning, managing and providing education and training services, and related learning support services. Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Locations Teaching as a Profession (K-12)

Fundamentals of Education

Teaching as a Profession

I

Teaching as a Profession

II*

Teaching as a Profession III* Portland

Early Childhood Education Careers

Early Childhood Education Careers I

Early Childhood Education Careers II

Early Childhood Education

Careers III*

Early Childhood Education

Careers IV*

Beech, Station Camp


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Level of Education Education Requirement Potential Career High School Program of Study No experience needed Substitute, $51/day

Associates Early Childhood Education (Vol State) Preschool Teacher, $28,120

Bachelors

Complete an educator preparation program, pass

Praxis Series exams (Union University of

Hendersonville)

Elementary School Teacher, $47,770

Middle School Teacher, $48,080

Masters

State approved master's degree program in school administration

and supervision/educational leadership

(Union University of Hendersonville)

Principal, $82,337

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Finance

Planning services for financial and investment planning, banking, insurance, and business financial management. Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Locations

Accounting Introduction to

Business & Marketing

Accounting I Accounting II*

Statistics* -or-

AP Statistics*

Beech, Gallatin,

Hendersonville, Merrol Hyde, and Station

Camp

Banking and Finance


Accounting I Banking and Finance*

Financial Planning*

Beech, Gallatin,

Hendersonville, Merrol Hyde,

Westmoreland *Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels. Available courses for elective in this cluster: Personal Finance




Worked-Based Learning Early Postsecondary Accounting

courses Microsoft Office Specialist

Certification

General Office Assistant, $28,670

Bookkeeping, $22,480

Certificate/Apprenticeship Administration Office technology (All TCATs)


Bookkeeping, $36,430 Billing Payroll, $35,540

Associates A.S. Accounting

A.A.S. General Business (Vol. State Community College)

Bookkeeping, $36,430 Billing Payroll, $35,540

Bachelors

Accounting, B.B.A B.S. in Business with

concentration in Accounting CPA Exam

Personal Financial Advisor, $81,060

Accounting, $65,940

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Health Science

Planning, managing, and providing therapeutic services, diagnostic services, health informatics, support services, and biotechnology research and development.


Diagnostic Services

Health Science

Education

Anatomy and Physiology*, ** May be taught

for 1 or 2 credits.

Diagnostic Medicine*

Cardiovascular Services* -and/or-

Clinical internship* May be taught

for 1 to 4 credits.

Beech, Gallatin,

Hendersonville, Portland

Nursing Services

Health Science

Education


for 1 or 2 credits.

Medical Therapeutics*

Nursing Education*

-or- Dual Enrollment


Portland

Emergency Services

Health Science

Education


for 1 or 2 credits.

Emergency Medical Services*

Emergency Medical Services

Practicum -or-

Clinical Internship


Emergency Services

Hendersonville, Westmoreland

Therapeutic Services

Health Science

Education

Anatomy and Physiology *, ** May be taught

for 1 or 2 credits.

Dental Science* -or-

Pharmacological Science*

-or- Nutrition Science and Diet Therapy*

-or- Medical

Therapeutics**

Clinical Internship*

May be taught for 1 to 4 credits.

Beech, Hendersonville, Westmoreland, White House

Exercise Physiology

Health Science

Education


for 1 or 2 credits.

Rehabilitation Careers*

Exercise Science -and/or- Clinical

Internship* May be taught

for 1 to 4 credits.


White House

Public Health Health

Science Education

Behavioral and Community

Health

Global Health and Epidemiology*


Public Health

Public Health Practicum*


Public Health

Gallatin

*Capstone course may be offered at standard and honor levels **May satisfy one science lab for graduation

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Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

Dual credit/enrollment: Therapeutic Nursing Services

CNA Nursing Assistant, $23,000


Industry Certification Certified Nursing Assistant

(CNA) Home Health Aid

CNA Nursing Assistant, $23,000 Home Health Aide, $20,820

Associates

Practical Nursing (TCAT)

A.A.S, Nursing (Vol State)

Licensed Practical Nurse, $49,000

Bachelors

B.S.N. Nursing M.S.N Master In Science Of

Nursing (Union University of

Hendersonville)

Registered Nurse, $65,470 Nurse Practitioner, $90,124

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Hospitality & Tourism

Hospitality & Tourism encompasses the management, marketing and operations of restaurants and other food services, lodging, attractions, recreation events and travel related services.


Culinary Arts Culinary Arts I Culinary Arts II

Culinary Arts III*

Culinary Arts IV Dual

Enrollment* Gallatin





Culinary Arts Program of Study Work-Based Learning

Dual Credit/ Dual Enrollment Food Service Worker, $19,000

Certificate/Apprenticeship Culinary Arts Technician (TCAT & NSCC)

Sous Chef, $41,023 Restaurant Assistant Manager,

$35,874

Associates

A.A.S. Culinary Arts A.A.S. Management Technology with concentration in Restaurant

Management (Vol State)

Restaurant Cook, $21,161

Bachelors B.S. Culinary Arts Management Food Service Manager, $38,933 Restaurant Manager, $45,524

Executive Chef, $61,181

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Human Services Preparing individuals for employment in career pathways that relate to families and human needs.


Social Health Services

Intro. To Human Studies

Lifespan Development****

Family Studies*

Human Services Practicum*

-and/or- Psychology*

-and/or- Sociology*

Gallatin, Hendersonville,

Portland, Westmoreland

Dietetics and Nutrition

Intro. To Human Studies

Nutrition Across the Lifespan*****

Nutrition Science and

Diet Therapy*, ***

Human Services Practicum*

-and/or- Psychology*

-and/or- Sociology*


Portland, Station Camp, Westmoreland

Cosmetology Cosmetology I

Cosmetology II

Cosmetology

III

Cosmetology IV Beech,

Portland, White House

*Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels. **May satisfy ½ credit of Economics required for graduation. ***May satisfy one lab science credit for graduation. ****Course may satisfy 1 Social Studies elective. ***** Course may satisfy 1 PE & Wellness credit for graduation. Available courses for elective credit in this cluster: Personal Finance


Level of Education Education Requirement Potential CareerHigh School Program of Study Diploma, GED Cosmetologist, $26,550

Certificate/Apprenticeship TCAT Medical Aesthetician, $39,300

Associates

A. S. Early Childhood Education, A. S. T Associate of Science in Teaching (Pre-K-3)

A. S. Human Services, (Vol-State)

Childcare Worker, $18,526

Bachelors B.S. Early Childhood Education, B. S. Nutrition

Dietitian, $55,240

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Information Technology

Building Linkages in IT Occupations Framework: For entry level, technical, and professional careers related to the design, development, support and management of hardware, software, multimedia, and systems integration services.


Coding Computer Science

Foundations Coding l

Coding II -or-

Mobile App Development

Coding Practicum -and/or-

AP Computer Science -and/or-

AP Computer Science Principles

-and/or- Dual Enrollment

Coding

Hendersonville

Web Design

Computer Science

Foundations

Web Design Foundations**

Web Site Development*

Web Design Practicum -and/or-

AP Computer Science -and/or-

AP Computer Science Principles

Beech, Gallatin,

White House

*Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels. **Course may satisfy 1 credit of Fine Arts required for graduation.



High School Program Of Study

Industry Certificate CompTIA A+

Comp TIA IT Foundations Computer Operator, $38,100


CompTIA A+ COMP TIA IT Foundations

IC3, Network+, Security + ECA (TCAT)

Computer User Support Specialists, $42,182

Associates Computer Science,

Computer Information Technology (Vol State)

Computer User Support Specialists, $42,182

Bachelors

Computer Science

Computer Systems Analyst, $56,847

Computer Programmers, $71,497

Software Developer, $85,800

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Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security

Planning, managing, and providing legal, public safety, protective services and homeland security, including professional and technical support services

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Locations Law Enforcement Services

Principles of Law,

Corrections, and Security

Criminal Justice I

Criminal Justice II*

Criminal Justice III:

Investigation*

Beech, Gallatin,

Hendersonville and Portland

Legal and Correction Services

Principles of Law,

Corrections, and Security

Criminal Justice I

Court Systems

and Practices (May be

taught for 1 or 2 credits)

AP U.S. Gov’t and Politics


*Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels. **Course may satisfy 1 credit of Social Studies elective.


Level of Education Education Requirement Potential Career High School Program of Study Criminal Justice Municipal Officer, $26,600

Associates Law, Public Safety (Vol State)

Correctional Officer, $27,200 Patrol Officer, $42,000

State Police Officer, $45,000

Bachelor Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice

County Sheriff, $45,600 Government Investigator,

$54,827 Police Detective, $56,980 Game Warden, $56,980

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Marketing

Planning, managing, and performing marketing activities to reach organizational objectives.


Marketing Management


Marketing and Management I: Principles*,**

Marketing and Management II:

Advanced Strategies*

Advertising and Public Relations

-or- Retail

Operations*,** -or-

Event Planning & Management*

Beech, Gallatin,

Hendersonville, Merrol Hyde,

Portland, Station Camp, White House

Entrepreneurship Introduction to

Business & Marketing

Marketing and Management

I: Principles*,**

Entrepreneurship*,**

Business & Entrepreneurship

Practicum* -or-

Virtual Enterprise International*,**

Beech, Merrol Hyde,

Portland, Station Camp, White House

* Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels ** May satisfy 1/2 credit of economics required for graduation.


Level of Education Education Requirement Potential Career High School Program of Study

Marketing Management Program of study Retail Sales Associate, $21,000

Certificate/Apprenticeship Microsoft Office

Specialist Certification (TCAT)


Associates Business – Marketing

Concentration (Vol State)

Sales Representatives – Wholesale and Manufacturing,

$49,425

Bachelors+

Business Administration with emphasis in Marketing,

MBA (Union University of

Hendersonville)

Public Relations Specialist, $54,170

Marketing Manager, $59,536 Sales Manager, $98,229

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Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics (STEM)

Planning, managing, and providing scientific research and professional and technical services (e.g., physical science, social science, engineering) including laboratory and testing services, and research and development services.


Engineering

Principles of Engineering

and Technology

Engineering Design I**

Engineering Design II *,**

Engineering Practicum*

-and/or- AP Physics*


*Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels. **May satisfy one credit lab science credit for graduation.


Level of Education Education Requirement Potential Career High School Program of Study

Work-Based Learning Early Postsecondary

Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers, $56,411

Associates

A.S, Civil, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering,

A.S, Mechatronics, A.S, Geographic Information

Systems (Vol State)

Electrical Engineering Technician, $53,320

GIS Engineering Technician, $49,920

Nuclear Technician, $92,369

Bachelors B.S, Civil, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering,

B.S, Mechatronics Engineering

Electronic Engineers, $77,320 Mechanical Engineer, $84,890

Mechatronics Engineer, $86,720 Engineers (All Other), $84,211 Aerospace Engineer, $87,523

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Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics

Planning, management, and movement of people, materials, and goods by road, pipeline, air, rail and water and related professional and technical support services such as transportation infrastructure planning and management, logistics services, mobile equipment and facility maintenance.

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Locations Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair

Maintenance and Light Repair I

Maintenance and Light Repair II

Maintenance and Light Repair III*

Maintenance and Light Repair IV*

Gallatin, White House

*Capstone Course may be offered at standard and honors levels. Available courses for elective credit in this cluster: Welding I (6078), Welding II (6033)



High School Automotive MLR Program of Study

Industry Certifications, Work-based Learning: Career

Practicum

Automotive Service Technician, $36,230

Tire Repairers and Changers, $26,750

Certificate

Automotive Mechanics/ Automotive Technology,

Automotive Service Technology, Mechanical Maintenance

Fundamentals, Mechanical Systems

(TCAT)

Automotive Service Technician,

$36,230

Associates Automotive Service Technology,

Mechanical Engineering Technology

Automotive Service Technician, $36,230

Mechanical Engineering Technician, $51,980

Bachelors Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineer, $82,210

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Tennessee CTSO Cheat Sheet

Welcome to the world of Tennessee Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSO)! This CTSO Cheat Sheet provides a quick reference guide for each of the seven Tennessee CTSOs. These organizations engage students through focus on CTE application activities such as developing and practicing leadership roles and applying specific occupational and academic content knowledge as an integral part of the instructional program.

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• Tennessee DECA Website • www.decatn.org • National DECA Website • www.deca.org

Connect with Tennessee DECA: Twitter and Instagram: @DECATN Career Clusters served by DECA: • Marketing • Business Management & Administration • Finance • Hospitality & Tourism

Tennessee FBLA Website www.fblatn.org National FBLA Website www.fbla-pbl.org

• Connect with FBLA: Twitter and Instagram: @FBLATN

Career Clusters served by FBLA: • Arts, A/V Technology & Communications • Business Management & Administration • Finance • Government & Public Administration • Information Technology • Marketing

• Tennessee FCCLA Website www.Tennesseefccla.org National FCCLA Website www.fcclainc.org Connect with FCCLA: Twitter: @TennesseeFCCLA

Career Clusters served by FCCLA: • Architecture & Construction (Interior Design) • Arts, A/V Technology & Communication (Fashion

Design) • Education & Training • Hospitality & Tourism • Human Services

• Tennessee FFA Website www.tnffa.org National FFA Website www.ffa.org

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Connect with Tennessee FFA: Twitter: @TNFFA Career Cluster served by FFA: • Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources

• Tennessee HOSA Website www.tennesseehosa.org

• National HOSA Website • www.hosa.org

Connect with Tennessee HOSA: Twitter: @TNHOSA Career Cluster served by HOSA: • Health Science

• Tennessee SkillsUSA Website www.tnskillsusa.com National SkillsUSA Website www.skillsusa.org Connect with Tennessee SkillsUSA: Twitter: @SkillsUSATN Instagram: tn_skillsusa

Career Clusters served by SkillsUSA: • Architecture & Construction • Arts, A/V Technology & Communications • Government & Public Administration • Hospitality & Tourism (Culinary Arts) • Human Services (Cosmetology & Barbering) • Information Technology • Law, Public Safety, Corrections, & Security • Manufacturing • STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, &

Mathematics) • Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics

• Tennessee TSA Website • www.tntsa.org • National TSA Website • www.tsaweb.org

Connect with Tennessee TSA: Twitter: @TNTSA

Career Clusters served by TSA: • Architecture & Construction • Arts, A/V Technology & Communications • Information Technology • Manufacturing • STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and

Mathematics)

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SUMNER COUNTY MIDDLE TECHNICAL COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL AT PORTLAND

Why should you consider MTCHS? • Students can enjoy a more independent learning environment with unique features from a

traditional high school with hands on training in a work force environment.

• MTCHS is designed to give students an opportunity to receive a high school diploma while earning credits that can lead to an industry certification and/or Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) diploma.

• Families can save money when their child receives post-secondary credits for little to no cost.

• Careers in these areas are listed as Tennessee’s hot careers until 2020. Tennessee is

ranked 1st in the Southeast and 4th in the nation for new jobs in these areas.

Programs Offered:

Programs Skills

Advanced Manufacturing Electricity, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Robotics

Welding Technology Multi-Welding Process

Computer Information Technology Technical Support, Networking, Security

Machine Tool Technology Manual Lathe and Milling, CNC Machining

Student Criteria

• GPA of 2.5, MTCHS Application, Parent/Student Agreement, Teacher Recommendation,

Counselor/Administrator Recommendation, Current High School Transcript

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• Must be entering junior or senior year in high school, Must

have at least ten (10) high school credits

• In addition to the above items, a review of the student’s attendance and discipline records will be conducted by the Middle Technical College High School Administration.

Application Process

1. Sumner County Middle Technical College High School

Applications may be obtained, completed, and submitted to the student’s high school guidance office.

2. Parent/Student Agreement must be submitted to the school’s guidance office.

3. Recommendations from a teacher, counselor/principal must be submitted to the school’s guidance office.

4. Once accepted to MTCHS, a separate application for Tennessee College of Applied Technology Nashville (TCATN) is required.

5. Once accepted, attendance at a mandatory parent and student meeting is required.

Welding Technology

For additional information, contact John Parker - Principal MTCHS [email protected]

(615) 745-3126 mtc.sumnerschools.org

For more information about Sumner County CTE:

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