Career Planning Guide

This logo indicates a College Tech Prep program.You must have a 2.0 grade point average, have aC or better in Algebra I, and a C or better in Biology(Allied Health Technologies Tech Prep, Biotech-nology Tech Prep, and Sports Medicine Tech Prep)to be eligible for acceptance. After successfullycompleting two years at MVCTC in a College TechPrep program, you can earn your associate degreeat Sinclair Community College with the help of ascholarship.

This logo indicates a career technical program witha college connection. You can earn college creditfor the work you complete at MVCTC, which allowsyou to earn a college degree in a shorter amount oftime. Number of college credits subject to change.

This logo indicates a College Tech Prep Optionprogram. If a student enters this career technicalprogram with a C or better in Algebra I and a 2.0grade point average, the student may follow theTech Prep pathway. After successfully completingtwo years in the career technical program andmeeting Tech Prep criteria, the students can earnan associate degree at Sinclair Community Collegewith the help of the Tech Prep scholarship.Students accepted into this career program whodo not meet the Tech Prep entry requirementsmay not be eligible to follow the College TechPrep pathway.

Contents

2 More About Us3 Agricultural Services

Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps4 Allied Health

Allied Health Technologies Tech Prep5 Architectural/Engineering Technology

Auto Collision6 Auto Services

Automotive Engine Rebuilding and Machining7 Automotive Technology

Aviation Maintenance Technician8 Biotechnology Tech Prep

Business Ownership9 Career Based Intervention

Carpentry10 Center of Science in Agriculture

COSA - Ag Resources Management11 COSA - Animal Science

COSA - Environmental Engineering12 COSA - Food Science

COSA - Plant Science13 COSA - Power Technologies

COSA - Veterinary Science14 Clerical Services

Computer Network Engineering Tech Prep15 Computer Technology Academy

CTA - Computer Engineering & Automated Technology16 CTA - Computer Repair & Technical Support

CTA - Game Programming & Web Applications17 CTA - Technical Intelligence

Construction Technology18 Cosmetology

Criminal Justice19 Culinary Arts

Dental Assistant20 Digital Design Technology Tech Prep

Early Childhood Education21 Electrical Trades

Electronics Engineering Technology Tech Prep22 Financial Management

Graphic Commercial Art23 Graphic Commercial Photography

Heating/Ventilation & Air Conditioning and Plumbing/Pipefitting24 Heavy Equipment Operator

Hospitality Services25 Interactive Multi-Media Development Technology Tech Prep

Legal Assistant26 Marketing and Media

Masonry27 Medical Office Management

Motorcycle Service Technology28 Precision Machining

Robotics and Automation29 Sports Medicine Tech Prep

Teacher Academy30 Welding

One-Year Career Technical Programs31 College Tech Prep Career Technical Programs32 How To Apply33 Admissions Application34 Admissions Application35 Admissions Procedures36 Parent Page

Inside Back Cover - MVCTC School Districts

Visit each career technical program website to see college connections, to hearinstructor comments, and to watch a videoabout the program. Go to www.mvctc.comand click on CTC Tube to see videos andphotos of what's happening on our campus!

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Visit our web site: www.mvctc.comCall toll-free:

1-877-76M-VCTC (1-877-766-8282)

Enrollment Coordinator(937) 854-6390

Dr. Jack PooreDirector of Student Services

(937) 854-6258

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Ansonia

Arcanum-Butler

Bethel

Brookville

Carlisle

Eaton

Franklin-Monroe

Jefferson

Miami East

Miamisburg

Milton-Union

Mississinawa Valley

National Trail

New Lebanon

Partner Schools

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Northmont

Northridge

Preble-Shawnee

Tippecanoe

Tri-County North

Tri-Village

Trotwood Madison

Twin Valley South

Valley View

Vandalia-Butler

Versailles

Wayne

West Carrollton

We are dedicated to

providing premier educational

choices and advanced employment

preparation for youth, adults,

and organizations of the

Miami Valley.

Mission StatementHistory

The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC)is located in Clayton, Ohio, and serves 27 areahigh schools. MVCTC offers over 50 career technicalprograms for high school juniors and seniors, andlifelong learning opportunities for adult studentsin the Adult Education programs. Since itsbeginning in 1971, the MVCTC has matured froma quality vocational school to a world-class careertechnology center.

Campus Description

• Three-building campus located on a 240-acre site

• 425,000 square feet under roof

• Two modern farm buildings and an aircraft hangar

• 20 acres of woods with a variety of trees (including maple and burr oak that are over 200 years old)

• 120 acres of farm land and a 3/4 - acre stocked pond

Location

The MVCTC campus is located 1/2 mile south ofI-70 at Exit 26 (Hoke Road) and 1/4 mile southof the State Route 49 and Hoke Road junction inClayton, Ohio. The campus is 11 miles northwestof downtown Dayton.

Center of Science in Agriculture (COSA)

Career Opportunities Helpful Academic Courses

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D o you dream of making a difference inpeople's daily lives? Do you want to study plants,animals, foods, engineering and their importanceto the quality of everyday life? Do you like tosolve problems and like to work both indoorsand outdoors? Are leadership, business andcommunication important to you?

If so, this junior career program is designed foryou. In our state-of-the-art facilities, you willstudy animals, plants, the environment, foodscience, engineering and business management. Our agriculture instructors will provide you withthe training you will need to select a major areaof specialization for your senior year at MVCTC.

The senior majors are: Ag Resources Manage-ment, Animal Science Management, Environ-mental Engineering, Food Science, Plant Science,Power Technologies, and Veterinary Science.To customize your learning, your senior yearwill include a selection of electives.

Plant and Animal Genetics, Engineering, PrecisionTechnologies, Sales and Marketing, Food Safetyand Biosecurity, Environmental Specialist, AgEducator, Communications Specialist, ExtensionAgent, Food Scientist, Nutritionist, Microbiologist

Biological Science, Ag Science,Physical Science, Math,Accounting, Chemistry,Introduction to Computers,


Ag Leader, Agri-Business, Sales andService, Agricultural Producer, FarmManagement, Agriculture Technician,Agricultural Scientist, Livestock Breeder,Equipment Operator, Commodity Broker

Biological Science, Ag Science, Math,Accounting, Introduction to Computers

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Do you want to get a head start onbecoming a leader in the agriculture industry?Then, this Center Of Science In Agriculturemajor is for you. Agriculture is still thenumber one employer in the nation. TheOhio agriculture industry employs over onemillion people!

The 100-acre farm and livestock laboratoryat MVCTC offer the Ag Resources Managementstudents the latest agriculture technologyincluding a global positioning system tomanage data in business decisions - the firstto be used by any Ohio school.

In this senior program, you will study businessmanagement, financial planning, livestockcare, plant and soil management, machineoperation and maintenance, conservation,leadership skills, business software, livestockproduction and marketing.

COSA - Ag Resources Management

Clark State Community College - 14 credits

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Animal Health Sales, GroomingAssistant, Kennel Caretaker, LaboratoryWorker, Animal Trainer Assistant

Ag Science, Biology, Math,Introduction to Computers

COSA - Animal Science

Do you like to work outdoors? Do youlike new technology? If so, this CenterOf Science In Agriculture major is for you! You will study wildlife management,equipment operation, fisheries, parkmanagement, surveying, watercraftoperation, environmental and hazardprotection, environmental regulations,Graphic Information Systems (GIS), andGlobal Positioning Systems (GPS).

Your learning will be enriched in thissenior program through the use of the50-acre land lab, the stocked pond, a2-acre wetland, and biodiesel productionon the school campus.

Alternative Energy Technician, ParkMaintenance, Waste Water Treatment Operator,Air Pollution Monitor, Surveyor, Fish/WildlifeManager, Forestry Technician, Soil Technician,Naturalist, Game Warden, Urban Tree Caretaker,Fish Hatchery Worker

Ag Science, Biology, Advanced Math,Introduction to Computers

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Would you enjoy working in the

animal industry? In this Center Of

Science In Agriculture major you

will study nutrition, reproduction,

genetics, pet shop management,

animal husbandry, ward and kennel

procedures, grooming techniques,

animal examination skills and

animal behavior.

Students in this senior program

operate a pet shop and offer

grooming services to the public.

COSA - Environmental Engineering

Sinclair Community College - 6 creditsHocking College - 10 credits



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COSA - Food Science

Food Scientist, Biochemist, Nutritionist,Dietician, Food Inspector, Meat Grader,Microbiologist, Food & Drug Inspector

This Center Of Science In Agriculturemajor provides training for senior studentswho are interested in plant genetics,seed technology, entomology, turf, andlandscaping. If you enjoy working withplants to create better genetic traits for thefood and fiber industry, interior plantscapes,beautiful lawns and landscapes, this majoris one you would enjoy.

Plant Science students develop skills inidentifying and growing plants. They usegene technology to locate genes for researchin plant improvement. Students gainexperience in planting, propagating, andgrowing annual and perennial plants andcrops, as well as designing and installingturf and landscapes.

Biology, Chemistry, Math,Ag Education

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Ag Science, Biology, Math,Introduction to Computers

Plant Breeder & Geneticist, Biotechnology LabTechnician, Interior & Exterior Plantscaper,Landscape Designer and Installer, EducationExtension Specialist

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COSA - Plant Science

Have you ever wondered what makes yourfood taste so good? Curious abouthow new food products are developed?Students in this Center Of Science InAgriculture senior major will study fooddevelopment, processing, preserving,packaging, distribution, and regulations.Food Science involves everything thathappens to food from the time it leaves thefarm to the time the consumer purchases it.Food Scientists help meet consumer demandfor food products that are healthy, safe,tasty, and convenient.

Career opportunities are excellent with somecolleges and universities offering majorscholarships to their Food Science programs.

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University of Northwestern Ohio - 18 credits

COSA - Veterinary Science

If you like animals, enjoy working with yourhands as well as your mind, and want a challengingcareer with a variety of responsibilities, a careerin Veterinary Science may be right for you.Veterinary Science offers you an opportunity totransform your love of animals to a rewardingcareer. A Veterinary Technician works under thesupervision of a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine toprovide people with state-of-the-art veterinarycare for their animals. This Center Of Science InAgriculture major prepares seniors for the furthertraining they will need to become VeterinaryTechnicians.

Veterinary Technicians may work in veterinarypractices with both pet and farm animals. Industrialand medical research institutions need VeterinaryTechnicians to assist in studies of laboratoryanimals. The job outlook for Veterinary Scienceis great. Ag Science, Biology,

Anatomy & Physiology, Math,Introduction to Computers

Veterinary Office Worker, Veterinary Aide,Animal Hospital Worker, Animal Research LabTechnician, Veterinary Technician, Animal HealthSalesperson

Tractor/Trailer Technician, Diesel EngineTechnician, Fork Lift Technician, HeavyEquipment and Agriculture Technician,Parts Manager, Service Writer

Math, Physical Science, Ag Science,Introduction to Computers


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Have you ever wondered how the largetrucks you see on the road and other largeequipment operate? Grab your laptop andget ready to find out! Today, you need muchmore than a wrench to repair and maintainthese types of equipment. You need trainingin Power Technologies that this Center OfScience In Agriculture major can provide.

Diesel technicians are needed to performpreventive maintenance to ensure safeoperation, prevent wear and tear to parts,and reduce expensive breakdowns. Gooddiesel technicians are always in demand andthe job outlook is good.

Columbus State Community College - 7 credits

COSA - Power Technologies

Clerical Services

Computer Network Engineering Tech Prep

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A re you a student who has dreamsof stepping into the business world? Then,this program, which is designed forstudents with an Individualized EducationPlan (IEP), should be of interest to you.Not only will you receive training in officetechnology, you will study communicationskills and personal and professionalgrowth skills.

Students in this program work towarddeveloping skills in a variety of dutiesessential to making an office run smoothly.With the use of computers, office workerscan produce work more effectivelyand efficiently.


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Keyboarding, Math,Introduction to Computers

Filing Clerk, Receptionist,General Office Clerk,Inventory Clerk, Mail Clerk,Records Clerk

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Sinclair Community College - 57 creditsSinclair Community College - 16 on line creditsSinclair Community College - 11 summer creditsEdison Community College - 15 semester credits

Have you ever wondered how computerscommunicate with each other? If you arefascinated with the concept of computer networks,the Computer Network Engineering program shouldbe your choice.

The Computer Network Engineering programis a CISCO Network Academy. Students completea four-semester program based on the principlesand practice of supporting national and globalorganizations. The program will prepare studentsfor the demands and enormous opportunities indesigning, building and maintaining computernetworks.

Imagine completing your senior year and receivingyour high school diploma and your Associate'sDegree from Sinclair Community College at thesame time. To accomplish this, students musttake five on-line classes, attend summer classesfor six weeks, and take dual credit academicclasses their senior year. Career Opportunities Required Helpful Academic Courses

Network Maintenance Technician,Router Maintenance Technician,Computer Operator, SoftwareSpecialist, Personal ComputerTechnician

C or better inAlgebra Iand a 2.0 GPA

Math, Science, Keyboarding,Introduction to Computers

Computer Technology Academy

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Career Opportunities Required Helpful Academic Courses

Network Maintenance Technician,Router Maintenance Technician,Computer Operator, Software Specialist,Personal Computer Technician




CTA - Computer Engineering & Automated Technologies

Sinclair Community College - 13 credits

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Would you like the opportunity to expandyour computer expertise? The world of computertechnology is ever-changing; and a way toincrease your computer abilities is by learningskills in multiple specialties. The ComputerTechnology Academy offers a diverse curriculumto meet these needs. During the first yearstudents will rotate through four excitingtechnology pathways and then choose tospecialize in one of these pathways theirsenior year.

Computer Technology Academy SpecialtyPathways:

• Computer Engineering and Automated Technologies

• Computer Repair and Technical Support• Game Programming & Web Applications• Technical Intelligence

Enroll now to be part of the exciting world ofcomputer technology-one of the fastest growingcareer fields in the nation!

How are computers going to impact ourlives next year? How about five years fromnow? How about ten years? Computertechnology will continue to grow and expand,affecting every aspect of our lives. As acomputer engineer, you could be instrumentalin the direction computer technology takes.

In this pathway, students will study the basicskills and knowledge to configure, integrate,maintain and troubleshoot computer networksand electronic/digital home technologies.Digital home technologies can include thedesign and management of the followingsystems: computer networks, audio and video,telephone, security and surveillance.


Math, Science, Keyboarding,Introduction to Computers,Microsoft Office

Office Equipment Technician, Computer Operator,Computer Programmer, Electronic Technician, SoftwareSpecialist, Computer Technician, Help Desk Specialist,Systems Analyst, Network Technician, Web Designer,Internet Programmer, Database Technician


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CTA - Game Programming & Web Applications

CTA - Computer Repair & Technical Support





How would you like to build your owncomputer? In this specialized pathway,students will build a computer that willbe theirs to keep. Students will also learnthe foundation skills for a career incomputer repair and technical support.Preparing for the CompTIA A+ CertificationExam, troubleshooting computers andearning college credits are also part ofthis pathway.

Do you like to work with your hands? Doyou like to figure out problems andimplement solutions? If so, this is thespecialized pathway for you.

Do you want to learn how to make yourweb page stand out, learn how video gamesare programmed and also learn 3-D modelingin a virtual world environment? In GameProgramming & Web Applications you willlearn to develop computer games, to makeweb solutions that meet customer's needs,and to create web pages that have creativityand visitor interaction. You will also designa complete web e-commerce site using Javaprogramming and use several programmingand software applications.

This pathway prepares you for careers as aweb application programmer, web developer,web page designer, Internet programmer,Java programmer, and 3-D applicationprogrammer.

Computer Operator, Computer Technician, HelpDesk Specialist, Systems Analyst

Math, Science, Keyboarding,Introduction to Computers,Microsoft Office

Web Application Programmer, Web Developer,Web Page Designer, Internet Programmer, JavaProgrammer, 3-D Application Programmer


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CTA - Technical Intelligence


Local Contractor, Industrial Maintenance,Construction Salesperson, Service Technician,Construction Worker, Pipe Fitter, Carpet andFlooring Installer, Laborer, Plasterer, Roofer,Interior Designer, Building Maintenance,Remodeler

Industrial Arts, Wood Shop,Drafting, Math, Science,Introduction to Computers

Do you like to solve construction-relatedproblems and work with your hands? Then,this program could be for you.

This program will give you experience inmany different areas of construction:carpentry; electrical; heating, ventilationand air conditioning; masonry; andplumbing. The curriculum also includestraining in network-based copper cablingand fiber optics.

You will have the option of applying foran apprenticeship or taking advantage ofa wide variety of employment opportunitiesin the skilled trades area.

Construction Technology


Have you ever used a GPS system? Haveyou visited Google Earth? Do you wonderwhere this information comes from and how itis used? Technical Intelligence integrates aset of powerful technology tools to collect,manipulate, and visualize real world data.

In this pathway, you will learn to gather data,create and analyze charts and convert them toa visual format. You will also learn how thisinformation can be used for Homeland Security,business and marketing, law enforcement,environmental management and many othercivil service organizations.

The job outlook for careers in TechnicalIntelligence is growing rapidly - this pathwaywill prepare you for a future in this exciting,expanding career field.


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Sinclair Community College - 35 creditsHocking College - 29 credits

GIS Technician, GIS Analyst, DataAnalyst, System Analyst, Civil Engineer,Data Technician, Surveyor Technician


If you’re into the latest hair fashionsand making people feel good aboutthemselves, consider a career in Cosmetology.While this career requires an artistic talent,you will also need good communication skills.

Cosmetologists spend most of their timeshampooing, tinting, lightening, givingpermanents, cutting, and styling hair.They may also give manicures and pedicures,give scalp and facial treatments, and providemake-up analysis. Upon successful completionof competency-based technical instructionand academic classes, students apply to takethe State Board of Cosmetology test tobecome a licensed cosmetologist.

Cosmetology


Beauty Salon Designer, Beauty SalonManager/Owner, Stylist, Coloring & CuttingSpecialist, Marketing/Salesperson, Skin CareTechnician, Nail Care Technician

Biology, Math, Science,Introduction to Computers

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Criminal Justice

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Have you ever wondered what it takes tobecome a police/security/safety officer?

If you are interested in enforcing laws andmaintaining order, this is the career for you!

In this program, you will study law, reportwriting, data processing, administrationof justice, patrol techniques, crime sceneinvestigation, first aid/first responder, businessand industrial security, forensic science, radiocommunications, dispatching, self defense,public relations, and military drills. You willalso have the opportunity to earn severalcertifications during your two years in thisprogram.

The job outlook for this career is growingrapidly in Ohio. Career Opportunities Helpful Academic Courses

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Dispatcher, Complaint Clerk, File Clerk,Industrial Security Officer, Police Cadet,Private Security Officer

ROTC, Psychology, Biology,Math, Sociology,Introduction to Computers


Dental Assistant

Culinary Arts

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Do you like to cook and prepare food forothers? Do you enjoy watching cooking showson television? If so, consider a career inCulinary Arts. The Culinary Arts students atMVCTC operate an on-site restaurant witha full-service menu that changes daily.

In this program, students gain knowledgeof basic food preparation skills, nutrition,terminology, knife skills, safety and sanitationin the kitchen, the service of quality food,menu planning, food purchasing, inventorycontrol, and much more.

Sinclair Community College - 24 creditsSullivan University - 18 credits

Any school offering the Serve Safe course


Biology, Math, Foods, Nutrition,Introduction to Computers

Chef ’s Apprentice, Chef's Assistant, FoodManager Trainee, Food Stylist, Food Buyer,Food Technologist, Food EquipmentSalesperson, Dietary Technologist, ShortOrder Cook, Baker, Broiler Chef, Expediter

If you’ve always enjoyed helping people,the Dental Assistant program may be ofinterest to you. Working at the patient’sside, dental assistants help dentistsprepare, examine, and treat patients. Theyassist the dentist with instruments,anesthetics, and dental materials.

Today, dentists are giving their assistantsmany more responsibilities than in thepast. With more people keeping theirnatural teeth longer through preventivecare, the job outlook for this career isgrowing rapidly.


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Dental Assistant, Orthodontic Assistant,Periodontal Assistant, Endodontic Assistant,Oral Surgery Assistant, Dental Office Worker,Dental Lab Assistant


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Preparing For The Future

While hands-on learning is the focus at MVCTC, we offerrigorous academic preparation for our students withtechnology integrated into every aspect of our curriculum. We are preparing our students for working, learning,and living in a highly competitive global economy.Times have changed. Today, more than half of ourstudents choose to go on to college. We are partnerswith area colleges, universities, and apprenticeshipprograms that help us develop programs that provideour students a seamless transition to college or otherpost secondary education options.

Student Admission

MVCTC admits students to each career technical programusing criteria developed by the staff in cooperation withrepresentatives from partner schools and approved bythe MVCTC Board of Education. In our selection process,we try to select those students who we feel may benefitfrom a career technical curriculum. If a student is notaccepted into his/her first choice career technicalprogram, that student may be interviewed to seek outother career program choices. A waiting list is kept foreach career program, and students are placed as spacebecomes available.

School Schedule

Students attend MVCTC from 8:05 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.each day. The school day consists of hands-on careertechnical program training, English, science, math, andelective classes. Transportation is provided by eachpartner high school. Apprenticeship, Internship, andOpen Enrollment students must provide their own dailytransportation.

Graduation

Students can earn eight credits each year at MVCTC,which are awarded by semester. They receive their highschool diplomas from their home high schools. Uponcompletion of a career technical program, a studentmust have good grades, good attendance, and demonstratecompetencies in the career program. A student willreceive a portfolio from MVCTC which displays a profileof both professional and personal accomplishments.This portfolio is called a Career Passport.

Math, Science,Introduction to Computers

Aviation Occupations, Careers in AerospaceTechnology, Careers in Technology, Careersin the Air Force (over 150), Careers in anybranch of the military, Leadership Positions,Supervisory/Management Positions,Government and Public Administration


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Colleges With Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) programsUniversity of Colorado - 12 credits


This program is designed for students

with an Individualized Education Plan (IEP)

to help them become self-sufficient with

various projects developed around problem-

solving skills in the workplace.

Some of the technical career related

skills that you will learn are landscape

equipment operation and maintenance,

landscape design, woodworking and

construction, greenhouse production,

turf grass management, parks maintenance,

and leadership skills.Ag Science, Math, ScienceConstruction Skills, Equipment Operator,Maintenance Worker, Power Tool Operator,Greenhouse Worker, Landscaping Maintenance,Turf Equipment Skills, Parks Maintenance

Agricultural Services

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Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC)

Air Force JROTC offers a special opportunity to combinebasic military training with academic preparation for afuture career in the aviation industry. Students learn anddevelop leadership skills while being introduced to civilianand military aerospace opportunities.

In addition to learning basic drill and ceremonies, studentcourses include Aviation History; The Science of Flight;The Exploration of Space; An Introduction to Astronomy;Global and Cultural Studies; Citizenship, Character, andAir Force Tradition; Communication, Awareness andLeadership; Life Skills and Career Opportunities; andPrinciples of Management. Additionally, special instructionand training is given in Private Pilot Ground School,Financial Education, Wellness, Model Rocketry, AircraftEngine Familiarization, Turbine Engine Borescoping,and Hydraulics.

Students in this program do not have to join the military;however, if they choose to do so, they may be able toenter at advanced ranks and higher pay grades than mostenlistees. Those who succeed in the program will beprepared to work in a rapidly expanding technologicalworld in the Air Force or in the civilian sector.

Digital Design Technology Tech Prep

Early Childhood Education


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Head Start Program Aide/Teacher, Private Pre-School Aide/Teacher, Family Day Care Aide/Teacher,Public School Aide, Nursery School Aide/Teacher,Playground Aide, Child Care Worker

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Using state-of-the-art technology, you canbecome a part of one of the fastest growingcareers in the world. This program will giveyou the opportunity to acquire hands-on,practical experience in graphic design,photography, video, audio, multi-media, webpage design, interface design, DVD authoring,and much more.

This program focuses on creating professional-quality graphic design for both the web andprinted media. In addition, you’ll learn howto create and edit video and audio files, aswell as optimize your design for many differenttypes of media. You’ll also get an introductionto 3D modeling and animation. With theDigital Design program, you’ll be on the “fasttrack” with Sinclair Community College TechPrep Visual Communications degree program.


Audio/Video Assistant, WebPage Designer, ProductionAssistant, Graphic DesignerGraphics Technician,Multimedia Technician,Advertising Designer

Art, Drawing, Math,English, Communications,Introduction to Computers,Web Page Coding

C or better inAlgebra I and a2.0 GPA

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If you enjoy working with children, this isthe program for you! The students in the EarlyChildhood Education program operate apreschool on campus where 3-5 year-oldchildren attend morning or afternoon classes.

In this program, you will learn throughclassroom and lab instruction how childrendevelop physically, socially, emotionally, andmentally. Students observe child developmentand apply this learning while assisting in thepreschool classroom. This occupation isexpected to grow much faster than averageand employment is increasing rapidly in Ohio.

Sinclair Community College - 12 creditsEdison Community College - 8 credits

Electrical Trades

Have you ever wondered how your householdappliances, your lights, and your computerget power to operate? Find out the answer tothis question and much, much more in theElectrical Trades program. Electricians mustbe able to read blueprints and visualize afinished product. They must be willing to workindoors and outdoors. The job outlook forelectricians is excellent.

In this program, you will learn basic electricity,residential and commercial wiring, safetypractices, local and national electrical codes,motor controls, troubleshooting circuits, andbasic problem solving. The curriculum alsoincludes training in network based coppercabling and fiber optics.


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Industrial Electrician, CommercialElectrician, Electrical Contractor,Electrical Sales Representative, MotorControl Designer, Union and Non UnionApprentice

Industrial Arts, Wood Shop,Drafting, Metal Shop,Math, Science,Introduction to Computers

Electronics Engineering Technology Tech Prep

What impact do electronic engineers haveon your life? They create the circuits, IC chips,and micro-processors that run your high techequipment, such as computers, cell phones, GPSsystems, satellite radios, and satellitecommunications.

Electronics engineers and technicians must beable to create solutions to complex problems,pay attention to details, and work well withothers in teams to tackle challenging projects.

In this program, you will conduct electronic labassignments, basic and advanced electron theory,safety, digital electronics computer maintenance,and robotics design and programming.

Upon successful completion of this program,you can enter Sinclair Community College withadvanced standing and as a dual-enrollmentstudent with the University of Dayton.


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Industrial Electronics TechnicianElectronic CommunicationsComputer TechnicianElectronic Technician

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Sinclair Community College - 18.5 creditsHocking College - 17 credits

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Financial Management

Accounting Clerk, Administrative Assistant,Bank Teller, Bookkeeper, Data Entry Operator,General Office Worker, Loan Officer, PayrollClerk, Personal Banker

Accounting, Keyboarding,Math


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Do you want to get a head start in the businessworld? Are you good with logic and do youenjoy working with numbers? Then, you shouldconsider the Financial Management program.

In this program, you will perfect your accounting,banking and office skills. You will learn basicand advanced skills in software packages thatinclude word processing, spreadsheets,presentations, and accounting. Accountingprinciples, banking procedures, financialplanning, payroll records, and other generaloffice duties will also be covered inthis program.


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If you like drawing and working withcomputers, this is the career for you!Ever wonder how your favorite CD coverwas designed? Here is your chance tobecome the illustrator or designer andturn your talent into dollars.

Graphic artists create artwork foradvertising agencies, newspapers,magazines, books, billboards andpackages. In this field, artists developideas, prepare sketches, choose colorand lettering, draw finished artwork, andproduce camera-ready art electronicallythrough graphic computer programs.

Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Computer Animator,Web Page Designer, Pre-press Production Artist,Advertising Artist, Silk Screen Artist, DesktopPublisher, Story Board Artist, Signmaker

Art, Drawing, Drafting, Math, English,Introduction to Computers,Communications

Sinclair Community College - 15 creditsArt Institute of Pittsburgh - credits based on portfolio

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Graphic Commercial Photography


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Studio Apprentice, Photographer'sAssistant, Lab Technician, Camera RetailSalesperson, Newspaper Photographer,Studio Owner, Digital Imagery Technician

Photography, Art, Printing,Drawing, Math, Science,Introduction to Computers

Heating/Ventilation & Air Conditioning and Plumbing/Pipefitting

Service Technician, Installer, Industrial Assembler,Sheet Metal Fabricator, Industrial Maintenance Worker,Energy Management Technician, Estimator, Heatingand Air Conditioning Salesperson, Plumbing/PipefittingApprentice

Industrial Arts, Metal Shop,Drafting, Wood Shop, Math,Science, Introduction toComputers

People need heat in the winter and coolair in the summer for their homes andbusinesses. Who makes sure these systems areworking properly? Heating, ventilation, andair conditioning system technicians install,maintain, and repair refrigeration and heatingequipment to control temperature, humidity,and air quality in buildings. Plumbers andpipefitters assemble, install, and repair pipesystems that transport water, gas, steam,compressed air, and sanitary waste.

Some of the things you will learn in thisprogram are basic electricity, air conditioning,heating, brazing, soldering, welding, rough-in applications, mechanical drawing, fixtureand appliance installation, electrical circuits.Students are also given the opportunity to becertified with the EPA in refrigerants handling.

Are you fascinated with the world oflenses, lights, film, computers, and camerasettings?

Photographers creatively use thesetools of their trade to specialize inportrait, commercial, and journalisticphotography.

This program will prepare you for shooting,processing, and printing photographs.You will study an introduction tophotography, camera function and format,lenses, film, lighting, color technology,digital photography, studio techniquesand much more.

Sinclair Community College - 14 - 17 creditsHocking College - 27 credits

Hospitality Services

Heavy Equipment Operator



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How would you like to shape the world?Do you like the idea of using machinery tomove materials? This program offers youtraining in the field of residential andindustrial construction equipment operation.Generally, heavy equipment operators moveconstruction materials, earth, petroleumproducts, and other heavy materials overshort distances – around a construction site,factory or warehouse.

Students learn basic equipment operation,safety procedures, equipment maintenance,and welding skills. Because operators controlequipment by moving levers or foot pedals,operating switches, or turning dials, youshould have good hand-eye coordination.

Industrial Truck Operator, Industrial TractorOperator, Fork Lift Operator, BackhoeOperator, Excavation and Loading MachineOperator, Hoist and Winch Operator,Construction Laborer

Industrial Arts, Machine Shop,Math, Science,Introduction to Computers

Dietary Aide, Therapeutic Recreational Aide,Laundry Aide, Hospitality and HousekeepingWorker, Janitor, Banquet Set-Up Worker,Food Prep Worker, Customer Service


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Do you like to work with people

and like to work with your hands?

The Hospitality Services program, which

is designed for students with an

Individualized Education Plan (IEP),

trains students in hotel guest and

resident services and in health care

careers such as dietary and therapeutic

recreational aides

Students have opportunities to practice

the skills they learn in nearby hotels,

care centers, hospitals, and banquet

centers. Second-year students may

qualify for advanced placement work

experience.

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Interactive Multi-Media Development Technology Tech Prep


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Legal Assistant, Corporate Legal DepartmentAssistant, Judicial Assistant, Filing Clerk, CourtSystem Clerk, Court Runner, Insurance OfficeSupport, Real Estate Agency Support, Bank LegalDepartment, General Clerical

Introduction to Computers,Keyboarding, English, Math,Science

Are you ready to jump into technology withboth feet? Technology is so much a part oftoday's workplace, multi-skilled people arein great demand. Companies both online andoff are looking for people who can overseetheir new media or Internet activities in afield where yesterday's ideas might already beout of date. By the year 2012, employment inthe interactive media field is expected toincrease by over 200 percent.

What will you learn in this program? You willstudy video and audio production, computergraphics, interactive media production, graphicdesign, digital imaging, photography, webpage design, and many software packages.After successfully completing two years in thisprogram, you will be able to continue yourtraining at Sinclair Community College in yourCollege Tech Prep program.Interactive Media Specialist,

Web Designer, Computer GraphicArtist, Desktop PublishingSpecialist, Video Technician,Spreadsheet/Word ProcessingSpecialist

C or better in Algebra Iand a 2.0 GPA

Art, Math, Introduction toComputers, Keyboarding,Good Reading and WritingSkills, Problem Solving Skills


Why are there so many TV shows like CSI, BostonLegal, Law and Order, and Judge Joe Brown? Witha growing population and tough economic times,more and more people are requiring legal services.The legal assistant profession is expected to growmuch faster than the average for all occupationsthrough 2014. Private law firms continue to bethe largest employers for legal assistants. Manyopportunities are available in federal, state, county,and municipal court systems.

The Legal Assistant program will train you to supportthe attorney and/or legal staff. The program providesexciting curriculum working with confidential in-formation, preparing legal documents, and organizingcases (starting with new clients, researching thecases, keying the appropriate paperwork, andcontinuing with the completion of the trial.)

Students will visit the Federal Bankruptcy Court,Ohio Supreme Court, Montgomery County MunicipalCourt, as well as the jail and juvenile justice center.

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D o you consider yourself a creative and ambitiousperson with great people skills?Or maybe you enjoy the fashion world and have aninterest in pursuing a career in retail? Have youever considered owning and operating your ownbusiness? If you answered "yes" to any of thesequestions, then the Marketing and Media programis the right place for you!

The study of marketing can lead to a wide varietyof exciting and fulfilling careers in sales, advertising,and public relations in every sector of the workforce from your favorite clothing store or favoritesports team to politics or the local radio or televisionstation.

Employment in this career field is projected to growrapidly by the year 2014. New jobs will be createdas an expanding economy generates more productsand services to advertise.Advertising Manager, Internet Marketing, Public

Relations Manager, Media Buyer, Events Planner,Sports Marketing, Entertainment Marketing,Merchandise Buyer, Sales Person, CustomerService Manager, Retail Sales Manager

Art, Math, Introduction toComputers, Problem Solving Skills,Good Reading and Writing Skills

If you like working with your hands andenjoy building things, you should considera career in masonry. Masons and bricklayerspour decorative concrete, build walls,fireplaces, chimneys, arches, piers, andmany other things using masonry materialsand mortar.

Working from blueprints, bricklayers assemblebrick, stone, terra cotta tile, ceramic tile,glass and concrete blocks, and pre-castconcrete panels. They also work with marble,granite, limestone, and man-made stone.Skilled tradespeople in this field are alwaysin high demand.

Bricklayer, Stonemason, Tile Setter,Concrete Worker, Construction Worker,Foreman, Masonry Contractor,Apprentice





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Motorcycle Service Technology

Motorcycle Technician, MotorcycleTechnician Trainee, Parts and SalesService Person, General Service Technician

Math, Industrial Arts, AutoShop, Metal Shop, Introductionto Computers

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So, you can ride a motorcycle, but canyou repair one? Why not turn your love ofmotorcycles into an exciting career? Asmotorcycles become more popular, more servicetechnicians will be needed to take care of them.And employers prefer to hire technicians withformal training.

Whether you want to start a career or businessin motorcycle repair or would like to save moneyon garage repairs, this program will help youmake the most out of your passion formotorcycles.

With the training you will receive in thisprogram, you will learn about the operationand maintenance of assorted vehicles poweredby small engines and be on your way to a funand exciting career as a motorcycle servicetechnician.

Choosing a career in medical officemanagement can be one of the mostimportant decisions of your life! If youare interested in medicine and want to helppeople, you will find this is a rewardingcareer.

Hospitals and medical offices rely on theirtrained medical office staff to perform awide variety of duties. Medical officepersonnel greet and register patients,maintain patient records, scheduleappointments, bill patients, work with healthcare insurance companies, collect patient'sco-payments and perform administrativeand management duties to keep the medicaloffice running smoothly.



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Medical Receptionist, Medical RecordsManager/Clerk, Pharmaceutical Company,Health Care Insurance Company, Hospital Worker,Insurance Billing, Medical Coder

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Precision Machining Technology

Did you know that there is a huge shortage ofskilled machinists (toolmakers) because people justdon't know about the opportunities available in thisfield? The Dayton area is the nation's fourth largesttooling and machining center. The Dayton Tool andManufacturing Association works very closely withour national award-winning Precision Machiningprogram.

What do precision machining workers do? The machinistor metal worker is a skilled craftsman who makes partsout of metal and many other materials to produce allof the things we use in our everyday lives. Theytransform blueprint designs into a finished product.In this program you will study precision machining,paper drawings, AutoCAD, drill presses, power saws,honing machines, vertical and horizontal millingmachines, lathes, surface grinding, computer numericcontrol CNC machine programming, CAD/CAM,FeatureCAM and SolidWorks CAD. Students will competein BOTS-IQ robot battles.

Machinist, Tool & Die Maker, Mold Maker,Special Machine Builder, MachineMaintenance Specialist, Machine RepairPerson, Salesperson, Pattern Maker,CNC Programmer

Drafting, Metal Shop,Machine Shop, Math, Science,Introduction to Computers

Robotics and Automation


H ave you ever watched a battling robotcompetition? In this career program, youwill have the chance to build robots andparticipate in these competitions! TheRobotics and Automation career programwill introduce you to the world of robots--from their design to their programmingand maintenance.

Robotics technicians work as part of ateam that produces robots, which aremachines designed to perform tasks inplace of a living agent. Most robots are"manipulators"--machines that functionin the place of a human hand or arm.They may also function as "walking"machines or microprocessors, which aretiny computers that are installed in thesemachines.

Math, Science,Electronics, Drafting,Introduction to Computers

Robot Operator, Robotic Technician,Robot Installer, Robotic Engineer

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Sports Medicine Tech Prep

Sinclair Community College - 9 creditsEdison Community College - 2 credits

University of Dayton - 2 creditsWright State University - 5 credits

Have you always wanted to be a teacher? Do youenjoy working with children and teens? If you planto go to college in teacher education, this programmay be for you! This senior-only program offers youthe option of attending MVCTC for the lab only (halfday) or lab and academics (full day).

Learning the stages of child development (cognitive,social, emotional, and physical) guides the work ofteachers. You will gain experience in lesson planning,facilitation and evaluation as you work in a labsetting. Observation of children and teachers atvarious sites will be a part of your learning. Useyour creative abilities to develop materials andactivities.

Based upon individual performance, student portfolioswill be evaluated for college credit through WrightState University and other universities. Employmentopportunities for teachers are increasing rapidly.


Teacher's Aide, Child Care Worker,Early Childhood Teacher,Middle-Adolescence Teacher,High School Teacher, Adult EducationTeacher, School Counselor, SchoolAdministrator

C or better in Biology,C or better in Algebra I,a 2.5 GPA, good attendance,professional casual dress,and provide own transporta-tion to internship sites

Child Development, Science,Math, Personal Development,Psychology, Language Arts,Sociology, Introduction toComputers

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Would you like to help others live healthierlives, help others be their best in sports, andhelp others to look and feel their best? Then,this is the program for you!

In the Sports Medicine Tech Prep program,you will learn emergency procedures and safety,gain skills to help others prevent sportsinjuries, treat and manage athletic injuries,and develop exercise programming. Along withthese skills, you will also learn aboutrehabilitation plans, exercise science, nutritionand weight management, and fitness training. With all of this training, you will be a partof an exciting career that helps people livehealthier lives!

After successfully completing two years atMVCTC, you will be able to continue youreducation at Sinclair Community College inyour College Tech Prep program.


C or better in Biology,C or better inAlgebra I,and a 2.0 GPA

Biology, PhysicalEducation, Science,Introduction toComputers,Weight Training

Required

Fitness Trainer/Coach, Athletic Trainer,Exercise Physiologist, Lab Technician,Physical Therapist's Assistant, CardiacRehabilitation, Strength ConditioningSpecialist, Sport Psychologist, Dietician,Occupational Therapist, Physical EducationTeacher, Physical Therapist

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Construction Technology(Juniors or Seniors)

Can also be a two-year program.

Career Based Intervention(Juniors or Seniors)

Teacher Academy(Full-day or half-day option)

One-Year Career Technical Programs

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Welding

Watch the sparks fly when you enrollin this program! Welders use heat topermanently join pieces of metal in orderto repair parts used in various products andconstruction. Welders, especially those witha wide variety of skills, are needed both incommercial and industrial businesses.

This program provides the student with abasic understanding of arc welding, oxyacetylene welding and cutting, plasmacutting, carbon arc, gas metal arc welding,tungsten inert gas welding, shielded metalarc welding, fabrication, blueprint reading,welding symbols, and welding safety.


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Drafting, Metal Shop,Math, Science,Introduction to Computers

Combination Welder, Welding EquipmentSalesperson, Welding Technician, ShopForeman, Shop Owner

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College Tech Prep and College Tech Prep Optioncareer technical programs at MVCTC offer studentsthe opportunity to take high school and collegeclasses, both academically and technologicallychallenging, that will prepare them for high skilledjobs and college.

Tech Prep provides a seamless transition from highschool to college to a successful career whiledecreasing the need for remedial college classes. These career technical programs include a blendof academic and career technical courses that maybe articulated and/or dual enrolled with coursesat Sinclair Community College.

All College Tech Prep and College Tech Prep Option

students must have at least a 2.0 GPA and a C orbetter in Algebra I when they enter MVCTC theirjunior year. Students wanting to enroll in AlliedHealth Technologies Tech Prep, Biotechnology TechPrep, or Sports Medicine Tech Prep must also havea C or better in Biology when they enter MVCTCtheir junior year.

College Tech Prep and College Tech Prep Optionstudents who maintain a 2.25 GPA and goodattendance while attending MVCTC will qualify fora $3,000 scholarship from Sinclair CommunityCollege.

For more information, visit the Miami Valley TechPrep Consortium web site at www.mvtechprep.org.

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Interesting Facts About MVCTC1. The MVCTC Class of 2009 received over $2 million in

college scholarships.

2. In 2008-2009, the Building and Construction studentscompleted their ninth Habitat for Humanity home.

3. Every MVCTC student is issued a laptop computer throughour Student Notebook Access Program (SN@P).

4. Forty-nine seniors were inducted into the 2008 - 2009National Technical Honor Society with a minimum3.75 GPA and 95% attendance.

5. If you are interested in learning more about MVCTC,you are invited to take a guided tour of our campus.Each Tuesday at 2 p.m. tours will leave from the main lobby of the West Building and will last approximately60 minutes. If you are interested in touring, please call937-854-8056. Tuesday Tours will start on September 8,2009, and end on May 18, 2010. No tours will be offered during December. To schedule a tour for alarge group, please call 937-854-6390.

Talk with your high schoolguidance counselor.

TALK

Visit the MVCTC web site:www.mvctc.com

VISIT

Call 937-854-6390

CALL

CALL OUR TOLL-FREE NUMBERat 1-877-766-8282

For More Information

Applying Couldn’t BeAny Easier.

Just complete the MVCTC Application forAdmission and give it to your high schoolguidance counselor. Your counselor willthen forward your application to MVCTC.

What if you aren't a student at one ofour 27 member schools? Don't worry!We have an Open Enrollment Policy thatmay allow you to become a student atMVCTC.

How To Apply

Parent/Student Comments____________________________________________________________________________________________

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Signature of Applicant ____________________________________________________________ Date _____________________________

Signature of Guardian/Parent _______________________________________________________ Date _____________________________

OFFICE USE

Date Accepted _______________ Program ________________________________________

Please print all information clearly.

PARENTS/GUARDIANS: Permission is granted for my son/daughter to apply for admission to MVCTC. I also, hereby, grant permission for any requestedstudent records, including the Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) scores, be released to MVCTC. The district will use the OGT scores to determine whetherthe student needs to retake any parts of the OGT in order to fulfill Ohio state graduation requirements and to place the student in the appropriateclasses. The student information will only be disclosed to school officials and authorized representatives. This district will not re-disclose theinformation. As a parent/guardian I recognize that it is my responsibility to devise a credit recovery plan with my son/daughter’s high school guidancecounselor for any credit deficiencies my child may have.

Student Name______________________________________________________________________________________________________ LAST FIRST MIDDLE

School District of Residence ___________________________ School Last Attended/Presently Attending ____________________________

Student Address ___________________________________________________ City ____________________________________________

State ___________________________ Zip ____________ County ___________________________________________________________

Home Phone _________________ Soc. Sec. No. _________________ City of Birth ____________________ Birth Date __________________

Male Female E-Mail Address _________________________________________________________________________

Parent/Guardian Information

Name ___________________________________________________ Name ___________________________________________________

Relationship ____________________________________________ Relationship ____________________________________________

Work Phone ____________________________________________ Work Phone _____________________________________________

Employer _______________________________________________ Employer _______________________________________________

Cell Phone ______________________________________________ Cell Phone _______________________________________________

E-Mail Address __________________________________________ E-Mail Address ___________________________________________

Home Address (if different from student) Home Address (if different from student)

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Next Year Grade Status 11 12

First Choice Career Program Name______________________________________________________________________________________

Second Choice Career Program Name ___________________________________________________________________________________

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Application For Admission

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To be completed by partner school counselor.Please attach student's transcript.

Counselor Signature ___________________________________________ Date ____________________________________

The Miami Valley Career Technology Center is dedicated to providing equal admission opportunities, equal educationalopportunities and equal employment opportunities without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, sex,sexual orientation, handicap, marital status, or veteran status.

Is this student a resident of your school district? Yes No

If no, list status (example: Open Enrollment, Tuition, Court Placed, etc.)

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Attendance (List number of days absent) Grade 9_______ Grade 10 _______ Grade 11 _______

Ohio Graduation Test Information: (List dates passed)

Writing _______________________ Reading ________________________ Math _________________________

Social Studies ______________________ Science __________________________

Is English this student's second language? Yes No

If yes, what language is spoken in the household? ___________________________________________________

List deficiencies that cannot be met at MVCTC and how they will be satisfied

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Counselor Application Check-Off

Parent Signature Attendance Transcript Course Request Form(s)

Application For Admission

The Miami Valley Career Technology Center has established arolling admissions process. Applications will be reviewed in thefollowing order:

Applications from qualified students currently attending one of theMVCTC’s 27 partner schools will be reviewed. During this time, admissionpriority will be given to these students.

In addition to applications from qualified students currently attendingone of the MVCTC’s 27 partner schools, applications from qualifiedstudents currently residing in one of the attendance districts of the27 partner schools but not attending one of these schools will bereviewed. During this time, to the extent that there is space availablein a program, admission priority will be provided first to studentscurrently attending one of the partner schools and then to studentscurrently residing in one of the attendance districts of the 27 schools.

In addition to applications from qualified students currently attendingone of the MVCTC’s 27 partner schools and students currently residingin one of the attendance districts of the partner schools, to the extentthat there is space available in the program, applications from qualifiedstudents who wish to be admitted under MVCTC’s open enrollmentpolicy (i.e., students who neither attend one of the partner schoolsnor reside in one of the attendance districts of the partner schools)will be reviewed for admission.

At all times, program admissions may be limited due to predeterminedfactors, including but not limited to, the size of the facilities/lab, theavailability of necessary equipment, and student and staff safetyconcerns.

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MVCTC Admission Procedures

In addition to the foregoing, preferencefor admission shall be given in thefollowing order:

1. In the case of a two-year program, studentswho have completed two years of high schooland need two years at MVCTC to complete their graduation requirements.

2. In the case of a one-year program, studentswho have completed three years of high school and need one year at MVCTC to complete their graduation requirements.

3. Students who are in good standing at theirhome high school and on track to graduatewithout any credit deficiencies.

4. Students who complete the application packet and provide all needed records ina timely manner. Application timelineswill be posted on the website and in the program guides.

5. Students who have demonstrated an attendance rate of 95% or higher theprevious year.

6. Students who meet the minimum competencies/qualifications for the program.

7. Students who have spent the semesterprior to the year for which they are applyingfor admittance to MVCTC in successful and regular attendance at their home high school(i.e., neither expelled, on home instruction,nor assigned to an alternative out-of-schoolprogram).

8. Additional criteria for tech prep programs as adopted by the Miami Valley TechPrep Consortium will be used where applicable. Applications from students whodo not meet the eight stated admission preferences will be reviewed if openings stillexist in the program for which the student has applied. Students who have credit deficiencies and/or poor attendance will berequired to submit plans for making up thecredit deficiencies and/or sign an attendancepledge if the student is admitted to MVCTC.

MVCTC recognizes that certain circumstancesmay require an application be administrativelyreviewed on a case-by-case basis for exceptionsto the foregoing preferences when the applicantis a student with a disability. MVCTC shallcomply with all applicable state and federallaws and regulations pertaining to the admissionof students with disabilities.

Admission to all MVCTC courses shall only befor credit with a grade issued at the end of thecourse. Courses cannot be taken as an audit.

February 1 - September 1

May 1 - September 1

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Early College Connection

MVCTC is preparing students for success! Through a varietyof programs, MVCTC students are preparing for college, earningcollege credits, and getting on-the-job training.

The Articulation Program requires that students spend two yearsat MVCTC, followed by two years at a partnering college ortechnical school. Selected credits earned at MVCTC are transferableto the partner college where they apply toward a degree.

In the College Tech Prep Program, students focus on developingspecific skill sets in technical, high-demand fields. Studentstaking this pathway to college will find themselves enteringcollege at a higher readiness level and with college credits alreadyto their name—and, often, with a Tech Prep Scholarship for theirachievements.

The School-To-Work-Apprenticeship Program at MVCTC is anationally recognized program. MVCTC students are matched withregistered apprenticeship employers in their chosen field ofinterest while they are attending MVCTC. Students find thisoption rewarding, as it allows for immediate transition to theworkforce with the opportunity to pursue higher education.As a result of solid work practices and ethics learned at MVCTC,many employers may offer tuition reimbursement to assist studentsin their career development.

MVCTC, Miami University of Middletown (MUM), and Wright StateUniversity have partnered to deliver Dual Credit courses to ourstudents. Dual Credit is not PSEO. Dual Credit allows studentsthe opportunity to remain on the MVCTC campus, take college-level courses, and earn both high school and college credits.

Who’s going to college?At MVCTC the questions is: Who’s not going to college?

Ohio Graduation Test

All Ohio high school students are required to pass the OhioGraduation Test (OGT) that covers reading, writing, mathematics,science, and social studies. Every classroom and lab at MVCTCis embedded with instruction to prepare students for the OGT.Our faculty and staff are working for your child's success.

Honors Diploma

To see the state of Ohio Honors Diploma criteria for careertechnical education students, visit the Ohio Department ofEducation web site, www.ode.state.oh.us and search forCareer Tech Diploma With Honors.

MVCTC Partner School DistrictsThe Miami Valley Career Technology Center serves 27 schooldistricts located in 5 counties, which cover approximately 4,000square miles. These school districts can be classified as rural,suburban and urban; consequently, the MVCTC students representa very wide and diverse population.

West CarroltonPirates

CarlisleIndians

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Nurse Assistant, Lab Technician, Phlebotomist,EKG Technician, Dietary Assistant, Patient CareTechnician, Hospital Worker, Medical OfficeAssistant, Pharmacy Technician, Optical Assistant,Home Health Aide


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Miami Jacobs College - Medical Assisting - 54 creditsClark State Community College - Medical Lab - 7 credits

Ohio Academy of Holistic Health - credits based on student's portfolio

Are you interested in diseases and howthe body works? Do you want to helppeople stay well? If you meet therequirements, find a place for yourselfin this popular program which integratesacademic and technical instruction toprepare you for post-secondary educationin the Allied Health career field.

After successfully completing two yearsat MVCTC, you will be able to specializein one of the health care areas and worktoward an associate degree at SinclairCommunity College in your College TechPrep program.

Students who maintain the Tech Preprequirements advance directly into healthclasses at Sinclair Community Collegewithout being placed on a waiting list.

Allied Health Technologies Tech Prep

Career Opportunities

C or better in Biology,C or better in Algebra I,and a 2.0 GPA

Required Helpful Academic Courses


Certified Medical Assistant, OccupationalTherapy Assistant, Physical TherapyAssistant, Respiratory Therapist, Nurse,Health Information Manager, SurgicalTechnician, Dental Hygienist, EmergencyMedical Technician, Mental HealthTechnician, Radiologic Technologist,Dietetic Technician, PharmacyTechnician, Massage Therapist

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Have you always been intrigued bymedical careers? Do you like helping peoplestay well? By the year 2012, over 3 millionhealth care workers will be needed in theUnited States. The Allied Health programoffers students a unique introduction intothe field of health care.

During the first year, students receiveinstruction and gain skills in a crosssection of health areas. They have theopportunity to earn certificates in CPR/First Aid, Nurse Assistant, StandardPrecautions, Fire Safety, and MedicalTerminology. In the second year, studentsspecialize in Medical Laboratory, MedicalAssisting or Medical Careers.


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Do you pay attention to details and havean artistic ability? Architectural/EngineeringDrafters translate ideas and sketches fromengineers, surveyors, architects, and scientistsinto detailed drawings used in manufacturingand construction. With increasing needs forhousing, construction, and mechanical design,the job outlook is very good.

To meet the growing needs and changes ofindustry, the Architectural/EngineeringTechnology program builds strong foundationsin classical drafting, modeling, state-of-the-art computer-assisted drafting (CADD) systems,and 3-D modeling. These CADD and modelingsystems make it easy to view designs fromdifferent angles and easy to prepare manyvariations of a design.

Industrial Arts, Wood Shop,High-Level Math, Science, Drafting,Introduction to Computers

Architectural Drafter, Cartographer Drafter,Civil Drafter, Landscape Drafter, Estimator,Job Superintendent, Survey Crew Member,Cabinet Designer, Mechanical Drafter,Lab Technician Sinclair Community College - Architecture - 9 credits

Sinclair Community College - Engineering - 16.5 credits

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If you enjoy working with your hands,take pride in your work, and are passionateabout cars, then consider a career in collisionrepair. Thousands of motor vehicles aredamaged every day. Repairing a damagedvehicle is a fascinating mixture of art andscience combined with the use of specializedequipment and the skills of the technician.

You will learn welding, auto detailing, basicmetal straightening, metal filing, sanding,refinishing, glass replacement, refinishingtrim and hardware, removing and replacingparts, plastic repair, electrical systems,cooling systems, front end alignment andestimating.

Automotive Repair Person, AutomotiveRefinisher, Automotive Frame AlignmentTechnician, Insurance Estimator,Auto Body Related Sales and Service

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Are you a student who likes cars?Then, this program, which is designedfor students with an IndividualizedEducation Plan (IEP), should be ofinterest to you.

Some of the things you will learn are:automotive maintenance; automotivedetailing; oil and lube service; tireservice, balancing and rotation; andautomotive parts identificationand replacement. With automotivetechnology changing so rapidly, theneed for workers in this field is inhigh demand.

Dealership Lot Attendant, Auto Mechanic,Auto Mechanic Assistant, Automotive Detailer,Lube and Oil Technician, Tire and ShockTechnician, Dealership New Car Prep Technician,Automotive Retail Parts and Sales

Math, Science, Drafting,Metal Shop, Industrial Arts,Introduction to Computers

Automotive Machinist, General Machinist,Component Rebuilder, Automotive Mechanic,Parts Salesperson, Shop Foreman, Shop Owner

Math, Science, Auto Shop,Metal Shop, Drafting,Industrial Arts,Introduction to Computers

Do you love the roar of a finely tunedengine? Then, Automotive EngineRebuilding and Machining is the careerchoice for you. Students in this careerprogram not only learn about machiningand rebuilding engines in cars, light trucks,etc., but all types of internal combustionengines. They work on the largest gas anddiesel engines to the smallest single cylinderengines. This involves most of thepassenger car and truck engines and manydifferent types of racing engines.

In this program, students learn the use ofvarious precision measurement equipmentand other skills to help them on their pathto become an ASE Certified cylinder headspecialist, a cylinder block specialist, oran assembly specialist.

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Automotive Technician, TechnicianTrainee, Parts and Sales Service Person,Driveability Specialist, Service Manager,Team Leader

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Wouldn’t it be great to be FAA certified in aviation maintenance and earn a collegeAssociates Degree before you graduate fromhigh school? The sky’s the limit in this program!This program is one of only four in the stateof Ohio for high school students and one ofonly six in the state for adult students. Aviationmaintenance technicians service, repair, andoverhaul aircraft engines to ensure safe anddependable performance.

In this program, you will study aircraftdrawings, electrical and avionics repair, physics,airframe structures, hydraulics and pneumatics,aircraft systems and components, reciprocatingand turbine engine theory and overhaulalong with certification requirements andemployability skills.

Drafting, Metal Shop, Math, Science,Introduction to Computers

Airframe Technician, PowerplantTechnician, Aviation MaintenanceTechnician, Mechanic's Helper,Airplane Salesperson, Aircraft PartsClerk, Aircraft Flight Line ServiceTechnician

You will see the checkered flag wavingat you when you enroll in this College TechPrep program. You will learn all phasesof automotive technology at an acceleratedrate.

With the latest electronic service equipment,automobiles to work on, and ASE certifiedinstructors, the program offers you a winningteam. With the growing complexity ofautomotive technology, the job outlook isextremely good for trained auto technicians.After successfully completing two years atMVCTC, you may be able to work toward anassociate degree at Sinclair Community Collegein your College Tech Prep program and becredited with one year toward your ASEcertification.

Sinclair Community College - 37 creditsEastern New Mexico University - 72 credits

Eastern New Mexico University - 12 on line credits


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C or better in Biologywith one additionalscience, C or better inAlgebra 1, and a 2.0 GPA

Lab Assistant, Biotech LabTechnician, Entry-LevelHealth Care Employee


Wouldn’t it be great to help bringnew technology and new products to theworld? Biotechnology gives us stonewashedblue jeans, laundry detergent, human insulin,cures for devastating diseases and helpsscientists in forensic laboratories solvecrimes. Through the use of living cells andmaterials, biotechnology techniques giveus healthier foods, disease-resistant cropsand much more.

In this College Tech Prep program,you will be a part of the cutting-edgetechnology that is helping people livebetter lives in a healthier world.


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Biotechnology Tech Prep

Business Ownership

Do you dream of owning your own retailstore, restaurant, or other small business? Inthe Small Business Ownership program, you willlearn how to make your dream come true.Students in this program will learn to thinkcreatively to determine how their business willbe successful.

Every successful business started with an ideaand a dream. In this program, you will learnhow to transform your ideas and dreams into abusiness plan--from the market research, to thenaming of your business, to the managementof your employees.

Starting a business requires determination,motivation, and know-how. Picture yourselffollowing your dreams and being a part ofthe exciting world of business ownership!

Business OwnerBusiness PartnerSales RepresentativeBusiness PlannerBusiness Operations ManagerCustomer Service Representative

MathKeyboardingIntroduction to ComputersCreative Writing


Carpentry

Career Based Intervention


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Transfer into selected careerprograms at MVCTC or enterinto the workforce foron-the-job training.

Do you like to work with wood, plastic,metal, and concrete? Do you like to buildhouses?

If you can see important details in objectsand visualize objects from constructiondrawings and sketches, you will enjoy thisprogram.

You will study safety procedures, blueprintorientation, construction math, basicconstruction, use of power tools, projectplanning, estimating, and new homeconstruction. These basic construction skillswill be put to use in the building of a newhouse during your second year of training.

Carpenter’s Helper, Non-UnionCarpenter, Lumber Supply Salesperson,Industrial Maintenance Worker,Union and Non-Union Apprenticeship,Factory-Built Housing Worker


Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC)Sinclair Community College - 27.5 credits

Hocking College - 17 credits

Not sure about what you want to do after highschool? The Career Based Intervention program isdesigned to help you improve academic competence,graduate from high school, develop employabilityskills, and implement a career plan. You will alsoparticipate in a career pathway in preparation forpost-secondary education and/or a career.

You will spend time doing hands-on activities inthe career cluster areas of your choice. These couldbe: Arts & Communication, Business & InformationTechnology, Health, Human Services, MechanicalTechnologies, Building & Construction, or IndustrialTechnology/Manufacturing Operations.

Each student in this program will have theopportunity to participate in a Work-Based LearningExperience using several school/work schedules.CBI is a one-year program forjuniors or seniors.

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Career Planning Guide

Documents

Transcript of Career Planning Guide