Career Pathways. Pathways to Career Success. Career & Technical Education 1014 SW 7 th Road Ocala, Florida 34471

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1 Career Pathways Pathways to Career Success Career & Technical Education 1014 SW 7 th Road Ocala, Florida 4471 Marion County Public Schools ~An Equal Opportunity School District~

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3 Career Pathways Pathways to Career Success What is a Career Pathway? A Career Pathway is a sequence of courses designed to help students explore and prepare for a specific career area. A career and academic sequence is recommended for all students regardless of post-secondary intentions and includes progressive exposure to the world of work. As designed by the Carl D. Perkins Grant, a Career Pathway Program of Study identifies options for students to use when planning course work and other education activities that lead to a career. A program of study specifies secondary and postsecondary courses, includes academic and Career and Technical Education (CTE) content in a coordinated, non-duplicative progression of courses. It also can include dual-enrollment opportunities, industry-related certifications, and Associate or Baccalaureate degree goals. Students can earn college credit by taking a CTE Program of Study and entering the postsecondary institution included in the articulated program. Marion County has articulation agreements with the College of Central Florida, Santa Fe College, Indian River State College and Community Technical & Adult Education. A Student s Roadmap for Career Pathways 1. Before students enter high school, a four-year course plan is set into place through their FACTS.org Electronic Personal Education Plan (epep). 2. Students must complete three courses within the same Career Pathway track and maintain a.0 Grade Point Average (GPA) in those courses (courses should be sequenced and taken in consecutive years).. Students are designated as program concentrators when they earn credits in a program of study. 4. Students graduate high school. 5. Students enroll in the post-secondary school (College of Central Florida, Santa Fe College, Indian River State College or Community Technical & Adult Education) in the same Career Pathway degree track as completed in high school. 6. Students present a high school transcript to an academic advisor and have pre-determined credits applied to college transcript free-of-charge (at CCF students must complete 12 credit hours before credit is applied to transcript). 7. Students must comply with deadlines for applications, registration and interviews; therefore it is important to consult with academic advisor with the specific institution. Eligibility Criteria Students must complete or more courses in a Program of Study to be considered a concentrator. Additional college credit may be earned if additional courses are taken in the career pathway..0 GPA in the Program of Study coursework must be maintained to attain college credit. Coursework must have been completed within three years to be awarded Career Pathways credit. Must have 2.0 cumulative GPA for high school course work. Students may be required to pass a comprehensive exam that ensures students have grasped the technical information. 1

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5 CAREER PATHWAYS ELIGIBILITY & EXPLANATION...1 TABLE OF CONTENTS...-4 CONTACT INFORMATION...5 GOLD STANDARD PATHWAYS INDUSTRY CERTIFICATION ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS... 6 MARION COUNTY CAREER PATHWAYS PROGRAMS OF STUDY AGRICULTURE, FOOD & NATURAL RESOURCES Agritechnology to Agribusiness Management: Horticulture/Equine Specialization Agritechnology to Equine Studies Animal Science & Services to Equine Studies Landscape Operations (or) Horticulture Science & Services to Agribusiness Management: Horticulture/Equine Specialization Landscape Operations to Landscape & Horticulture Technology- Horticulture Specialization Landscape Operations to Landscape & Horticulture Technology- Landscape Design Veterinary Assisting to Veterinary Assisting PSAV ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION Building Construction Technology to Building Construction Technology Drafting Technologies to Drafting & Design- Architectural Electricity to Electronic Technology ARTS, A/V TECHNOLOGY & COMMUNICATIONS Digital Design to Digital Media Technology Interactive Media Production Specialization Television Production to Digital Media Technology Interactive Media Production Specialization BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION Accounting Operations to Accounting Technology Accounting Operations to Business Management, Marketing & Administration Administrative Office Specialist to Office Administration- Business Management, Marketing & Administration Administrative Office Specialist to Office Administration- Legal or Medical Office Specialization Administrative Office Specialist to Office Administration-Office Management or Software Business Supervision and Management to Business Management, Marketing & Administration Legal Administrative Specialist to Office Administration- Legal Office Specialist Legal Administrative Specialist to Office Administration- Para Legal EDUCATION & TRAINING Early Childhood Education to Early Childhood Education Teacher Assisting to Instructional Services Technology HEALTH SCIENCE EDUCATION Allied Health Assisting to Cardiovascular Technology Allied Health Assisting to Respiratory Care Allied Health Assisting to Allied Health PSAV HOSPITALITY & TOURISM Culinary Arts

6 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PC Support Services to Computer Information Technology Web Design to Digital Media Technology Interactive Web Specialization LAW, PUBLIC SAFETY & SECURITY Criminal Justice to Criminal Justice Technology MANUFACTURING Automation & Production Technology to Engineering Technology- Quality Specialization Industrial Biotechnology to Biotechnology SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS (STEM) Communication Technology to Digital Media Technology Graphic Design Specialization Drafting/Illustrative Design to Drafting & Design- Mechanical Electronics Technology to Computer Information Technology- Hardware Track Engineering Technology to Engineering Technology- Quality Specialization Power & Energy Technology to Electrical Power Technology TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICS Automotive Service Technology to Automotive Service Management Technology PSAV Automotive Service Technology to Automotive Service Management Technology Students in Marion County are entitled to certain rights, standards and protections including those of due process, equal opportunity protection, accurate and confidential record keeping, safeguards to health and safety, and access to suitable employment. The School Board is committed to affording students the benefits of these rights, standards and protections. Students who feel that they have questions concerning this matter have the right and the responsibility of discussing such questions with the school s administration. The Marion County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, marital status or qualified disability in its employment practices and in its access and admission to educational programs, service a nd activities. This notice is provided as required by Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Florida Educational Equity Act of 1985, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 197, Title IX Amendments of 1972 and the Civil Rights Act of Questi ons or requests for additional information regarding the above mentioned acts may be forwarded to the designated compliance administrator. Rose Cohen, Equity Assurance Director, ADA, Title IX, and Equity Issues Phone: 52/ Dr. Lou Archibald, District 504 Specialist, Section 504 Inquiries. Phone: 52/ PO Box 670, Ocala, FL This document may not reflect new or modified programs of study or regulations. Information is subject to change without notice. Data provided is for informational purposes fo r career planning only. This document was produced June of 2011 through funds from the Carl D. Perkins Secondary Vocational Grant. Authorization for reproduction is hereby granted to the State System of Public Education as defined in (1), Florida Statutes. No authorization is granted for distribution or reproduction outside the State System of Public Education without prior approval in writing. This publication was printed through the Carl D. Perkins Secondary Vocational Grant. ~An Equal Opportunity School District~ 4

7 Contact Information ORGANIZATION CONTACT TITLE Contact Information College of Central Florida College of Central Florida Cheryl Fante Sara LeFils Associate Vice President Careers and Technology Career Pathway Coordinator 001 SW College Rd Ocala, Fl SW College Rd Ocala, Fl Community Technical & Adult Education (CTAE) Dan Davis Assistant Principal 1014 SW 7 th Rd Ocala, FL daniel.davis@marion.k12.fl.us Indian River State College Marion County Public Schools Community Technical & Adult Education (CTAE) Marion County Public Schools Marion County Public Schools Santa Fe College Santa Fe College Cheryl Keim Deborah Jenkins Patricia Lynn Nobles Joan Stark Billie Monroe Priscilla Parker Outreach Specialist for Career Pathways Director of Career & Technical Education, Principal, CTAE Program Specialist, Career & Technical Education Coordinator, Career & Technical Education Perkins Coordinator Education to Careers Career Pathways Coordinator Career Pathways 209 Virginia Ave Fort Pierce, FL ckeim@irsc.edu 1014 SW 7 th Rd Ocala, FL deborah.jenkins@marion.k12.fl.us 1014 SW 7 th Rd Ocala, FL patricia.nobles@marion.k12.fl.us 1014 SW 7 th Rd Ocala, FL joan.stark@marion.k12.fl.us 401 N.W. 6 th St Gainesville, FL billie.monroe@sfcollege.edu 000 NW 8 rd St Building K, Room 20 Gainesville, FL priscilla.parker@sfcollege.edu 5

8 Gold Standard Pathways Industry Certification Articulation Agreements Certifications Statewide Articulation Agreements Industry Certification: The State Board of Education has approved the listed Statewide Career & Technical Education Articulation Agreements which are based on industry certification. This supports the Department s Next Generation Areas of Focus effort Number to expand opportunities for postsecondary degrees and certificates. These agreements are intended to be a minimum guarantee of articulated credit and do not preclude institutions from granting additional credit based on local agreements. TE Program Drafting Tech Web Design, Digital Design, Comm Tech Web Design, Digital Design, Comm Tech FLDOE Cert Code ADESK016 ADOBE010 Certification Test Autodesk Certified Associate - AUTOCAD Adobe Certified Associate (Dreamweaver) College Credits Earned through Statewide articulation Articulated to AAS/AS Degree Program Drafting & Design Technology Internet Services Technology ADOBE011 Adobe Certified Associate (Flash) Internet Services Technology Early Childhood CPREC01 Child Development Associate 9 Early Childhood Education PC Support COMPT001 CompTIA A+ /6 Computer Engineering Technology & Computer Information Technology PC Support COMPT006 CompTIA Network+ Networking Services Technology & Computer Engineering Technology Landscape Operation FNGLA001 Certified Horticulture Pro 6 Landscape & Horticulture Technology Admin Asst MICR0069 Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Bundle ( of 5) Office Administration Admin Asst MICRO017 Microsoft Office Master Office Administration Automation & Engineering Technology; Manufacturing MSSCN001 MSSC Certified Production Tech 15/9/6 Production Technology; Electronics Engineering Technology Building Construction NCCER005 NCCER: Carpentry - Level 1 Carpentry Management Electricity NCCER010 Electrical Level 1 Construction Electricity Management Automotive Tech NIASE005 ASE: Automatic Trans/Transaxle Automotive Service Management Technology Automotive Tech NIASE007 ASE:BRAKES Automotive Service Management Technology Automotive Tech NIASE008 ASE: ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC Automotive Service Management Technology Automotive Tech NIASE009 ASE:ENGINE PERFORMANCE Automotive Service Management Technology Automotive Tech NIASE010 ASE: ENGINE REPAIR Automotive Service Management Technology Automotive Tech NIASE011 ASE: HEATING & A/C Automotive Service Management Technology Automotive Tech NIASE012 ASE: MANUAL DRIVE/AXLES Automotive Service Management Technology Automotive Tech NIASE014 ASE: SUSPENSION/STEERING Automotive Service Management Technology Commercial Foods NRAEF002 National ProStart Certificate of Achievement Culinary Management Commercial Foods NRAEF00 ServSafe Certified Professional Culinary Management & Restaurant Food Service Manager Management Legal Admin Specialist TAFLP001 Accredited Legal Secretary Office Management 6

9 High School Program of Study Marion County Career Pathways Programs of Study College Degree or Certificate Program Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Post- Secondary Institution Articulated College Credits Agritechnology ( ) Business Education Core* (Elective) Agriscience Foundations 1 ( ) Agritechnology 1 ( ) Agritechnology 2 (810680) Or Animal Science & Services ( ) Business Education Core* (Elective) Agriscience Foundations ( ) Animal Science & Services 2 ( ) Animal Science & Services ( ) Animal Science & Services 4 (810620) A.S. Degree in Agribusiness Management Equine Specialization OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) ANS 126 Intro to Equine Science ANS 222C Horse Handling and Safety A.S. Degree in Equine Studies Business Management Specialization OST1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) ANS 126 Intro to Equine Studies ANS 222C Horse Handling and Safety A.S. Degree in Equine Studies Exercise Physiology OST1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) ANS 126 Intro to Equine Studies ANS 222C Horse Handling and Safety CCF 9 CCF 9 CCF 9 Agritechnology ( ) Business Education Core* (Elective) Agriscience Foundations ( ) Agritechnology 1 ( ) Agritechnology 2 (810680) Or Landscape Operations (812100) Business Education Core* (Elective) Agriscience Foundations ( ) Introductory Horticulture 2 ( ) Horticulture Science ( ) Landscape & Turf Science 4 (812110) A.S. Degree in Agribusiness Management: Horticulture Specialization OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) ORH 1000C Introduction to Horticulture PLS 1220 Propagation of Nursery Plants College Credit Certificate Landscape and Horticulture Technician Horticulture Specialization OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) ORH 1000C Introduction to Horticulture PLS 1220 Propagation of Nursery Plants A.S. Degree in Landscape and Horticulture Technology Horticulture Specialization OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) ORH 1000C Introduction to Horticulture PLS 1220 Propagation of Nursery Plants A.S. Degree in Landscape and Horticulture Technology Landscape Specialization OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) ORH 1000C Introduction to Horticulture PLS 1220 Propagation of Nursery Plants CCF 9 CCF 9 CCF 9 CCF 9 7

10 College Credit Certificate in Landscape and Horticulture Technician Landscape Specialization OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) ORH 1000C Introduction to Horticulture PLS 1220 Propagation of Nursery Plants CCF 9 Veterinary Assisting ( ) Veterinary Assisting 1 ( ) Veterinary Assisting 2 ( ) Veterinary Assisting ( ) Veterinary Assisting 4 ( ) PSAV Certificate in Veterinary Assisting Up to 180 clock hours toward the required 750 for the certificate program. CTAE 180 Clock Hours Building Construction (872000) Business Education Core* (Elective) Building Construction Tech 1 (872010) Building Construction Tech 2 (872020) Building Construction Tech (87200) Building Construction Tech 4 (872040) Drafting Technologies - Architectural ( ) Business Education Core* (Elective) Drafting 1 ( ) Drafting 2 ( ) Drafting (872500) Drafting 4 ( ) Electricity ( ) Electricity 1 ( ) Electricity 2 ( ) Electricity (872720) Electricity 4 ( ) Digital Design ( ) Business Education Core* (Elective) Digital Design 1 ( ) Digital Design 2 ( ) Digital Design (820950) Television Production ( ) Business Education Core* (Elective) Television Productions 1 ( ) Television Productions 2 ( ) Television Productions (877210) Television Productions 4 ( ) Architecture & Construction A.S. Degree in Building Construction Technology CGS 1000 Intro to College Computing (Elective) CGS 100 PC Basics (Elective) BCT 1221 Construction Techniques BCT 2222C Construction Techniques A.S. Degree in Drafting & Design Architectural EGS 1110 Engineering Graphics ETD 220C Computer Aided Drafting A.S. Degree in Electronic Engineering Technology Power Plant Electrical option EET 1215C Introduction to Electronics Arts, A/V Technology & Communications A.S. Degree in Digital Media Production Interactive Media Production Specialization CGS 100 Intro to College Computing CGS 100 PC Basics GRA 2100C Computer Graphics for Artists and Designers GRA 1150C Raster Graphics A.S. Degree in Digital Media Production Interactive Media Production Specialization CGS 100 Intro to College Computing CGS 100 PC Basics GRA 2140C Multimedia Production SFC 1 CCF 6 IRSC SFC 10 SFC 7 8

11 Accounting Operations (820400) Business Education Core* Accounting Applications 1 (82010) Accounting Applications 2 (82020) Administrative Office Specialist ( ) Business Education Core* Business Software Applications 1 ( ) Administrative Office Technology 1 ( ) Digital Design ( ) Administrative Office Technology 2 ( ) Business Software Applications 2 ( ) Business Supervision & Management ( ) Business Education Core* Entrepreneurial Principles ( ) Legal Aspect of Business (821510) Business Supervision 1 ( ) Business Supervision 2 ( ) Business Supervision ( ) Business, Management & Administration A.S. Degree in Accounting Technology OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding ACG 2021 Financial Accounting A.S. Degree in Business Management, Marketing & Administration OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding ACG 2021 Financial Accounting A.S. Degree in Business Management, Marketing & Administration OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding CGS 1100 Microcomputer Applications OST 2401 Office Administration 1 A.S. Degree in Office Administration Legal Office Specialist OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding CGS 1100 Microcomputer Applications OST 2401 Office Administration 1 A.S. Degree in Office Administration Medical Office Specialist OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding CGS 1100 Microcomputer Applications OST 2401 Office Administration 1 A.S. Degree in Office Administration Office Management OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding CGS 1100 Microcomputer Applications OST 2401 Office Administration 1 A.S. Degree in Office Administration Office Software Applications OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding CGS 1100 Microcomputer Applications OST 2401 Office Administration 1 PSAV Certificate in Medical Administrative Specialist Up to 90 clock hours toward the required 1050 for the certificate program. PSAV Certificate in Administrative Assistant Up to 90 clock hours toward the required 1050 for the certificate program. A.S. Degree in Business Management, Marketing & Administration OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding MNA 2141 Basic Leadership/Supervisory Skills PSAV Certificate in Administrative Assistant Up to 90 clock hours toward the required 1050 for the certificate program. CCF 6 CCF 6 CCF 9 CCF 9 CCF 9 CCF 9 CCF 9 CTAE CTAE 90 Clock Hours 90 Clock Hours CCF 6 CTAE 90 Clock Hours 9

12 Legal Administrative Specialist ( ) Business Education Core* Business Software Applications ( ) Administrative Office Technology 1 ( ) Legal Aspects of Business (821510) Legal Office Technology (821220) Early Childhood (850210) Business Education Core* (Elective) Early Childhood Education 1 (850211) Early Childhood Education 2 (850212) Early Childhood Education (85021) Early Childhood Education 4 (850214) Teacher Assisting ( ) Business Education Core* (Elective) Teacher Assisting 1 ( ) Teacher Assisting 2 ( ) Teacher Assisting (890900) Teacher Assisting 4 ( ) Allied Health Assisting (841710) Business Education Core* (Elective) Medical Skills & Service (840020) Health Science 1 ( ) Health Science 2 ( ) Allied Health Assisting (841711) Culinary Arts ( ) Culinary Arts 1 ( ) Culinary Arts 2 ( ) Culinary Arts (880050) Culinary Arts 4 ( ) PC Support Services ( Business Technology Core* (Elective) PC Support 1 ( ) PC Support 2 ( ) PC Support (820720) PC Support 4 ( ) A.S. Degree in Office Administration Legal Office Specialist OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding CGS 1100 Microcomputer Applications OST 2401 Office Administration 1 Education & Training A.S. Degree in Early Childhood Education OST1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) CHD 1440D Child Care Practicum I CHD 19 Learning Through Play A.S. Degree in Early Childhood Education OST1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) CHD 1440D Child Care Practicum I Health Science A.S. Degree in Respiratory Care CGS 1000 Intro to College Computing (Elective) CGS 100 PC Basics (Elective) HSC 251 Intro to Human Medical Science HSC 1000 Introduction to Health Care A.S. Degree in Cardiovascular Technology CGS 1000 Intro to College Computing (Elective) CGS 100 PC Basics (Elective) HSC 251 Intro to Human Medical Science HSC 1000 Introduction to Health Care PSAV Certificate Program in Health Science 90 clock hours toward the certificate program for the core health course. Hospitality & Tourism PSAV Certificate in Commercial Foods & Culinary Arts Up to 180 clock hours toward the required 1,200 for the certificate program. Information Technology A.S. Degree in Computer Information Technology OST1100 Professional Keyboarding CET1171 Intro to Computer Technology CGS1100 Microcomputer Applications CCF 9 CCF 9 CCF 6 SFC 10 SFC 10 CTAE CTAE 90 Clock Hours 180 Clock Hours CCF 9 10

13 Web Design ( ) Business Technology Core* (Elective) Web Design 1 ( ) Web Design 2 ( ) Web Design (820710) Web Design 4 ( ) Criminal Justice ( ) Business Technology Core* (Elective) Criminal Justice Operations 1 ( ) Criminal Justice Operations 2 ( ) Criminal Justice Operations (891800) Criminal Justice Operations 4 ( ) Automation & Production Technology ( ) Business Technology Core* (Elective) Automation & Production 1 ( ) Automation & Production 2 ( ) Automation & Production (920010) Automation & Production 4 ( ) Industrial Biotechnology (876000) Business Technology Core* (Elective) Biotechnology 1 (027010) Biotechnology 2 (027020) Biotechnology (87600) Communications Technology ( ) Business Technology Core* (Elective) Communications Technology 1 ( ) Communications Technology 2 ( ) Communications Technology (860100) Advanced Technology Applications ( ) Drafting/Illustrative Design ( ) Business Technology Core* (Elective) Drafting/Illustrative Design 1 ( ) Drafting/Illustrative Design 2 ( ) Drafting/Illustrative Design (860080) Advanced Technology Applications ( ) Electronics Technology ( ) Business Technology Core* (Elective) Electronics Technology 1 ( ) Electronics Technology 2 ( ) Electronics Technology (860090) Advanced Technology Applications ( ) A.S. Degree in Digital Media Technology Interactive Web Specialization CGS 1000 Intro to College Computing CGS 100 PC Basics CGS 1150C Raster Graphics Law, Security & Public Safety A.S. Degree in Criminal Justice Technology OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding CCJ 1020 Intro to Criminal Justice System CCJ 1949 Internship Manufacturing A.S. Degree in Engineering Technology Quality Specialization OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) ETI1117 Introduction to Quality Control ETI1411 Manufacturing Processes 1 A.S. Degree in Biotechnology CGS 1000 Intro to College Computing (Elective) CGS 100 PC Basics (Elective) BSC 1404 C Intro to Biotechnology Methods BSC 1421 Introduction to Biotechnology 100 Elements of Chemistry 1 100L Elements of Chemistry 1 Lab Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) A.S. Degree in Digital Media Technology Graphic Design Specialization CGS 1000 Intro to College Computing (Elective) CGS 100 PC Basics (Elective) ADV 1210 Introduction to Advertising Design & Graphics PGY 2801 Electronic Still Photography A.S. Degree in Drafting & Design Mechanical OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) EGS 1110 Engineering Graphics ETD 220C Computer Aided Drafting A.S. Degree in Computer Information Technology OST1100 Professional Keyboarding CET1171 Intro to Computer Technology CGS1100 Microcomputer Applications SFC 7 CCF 9 CCF 9 SFC 12 SFC 10 CCF 9 CCF 9 11

14 Engineering Technology ( ) Business Technology Core* (Elective) Engineering Technology 1 ( ) Engineering Technology 2 ( ) Engineering Technology ( ) Advanced Technology Applications ( ) Power & Energy Technology (860100) Power & Energy Technology 1 (860110) Power & Energy Technology 2 (860120) Power & Energy Technology (86010) Advanced Technology Applications ( ) Automotive Service Technology ( ) Business Technology Core* (Elective) Automotive Service Technology 1 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 2 ( ) Automotive Service Technology (870940) Automotive Service Technology 4 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 5 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 6 ( ) Pass ASE Certification in Brakes, Steering/Suspension, Auto Electrical Systems, and Engine Performance sections Automotive Service Technology ( ) Business Technology Core* (Elective) Automotive Service Technology 1 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 2 ( ) Automotive Service Technology (870940) Automotive Service Technology 4 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 5 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 6 ( ) AND Pass NATEF END OF PROGRAM exams (minimum of 4) Automotive Service Technology ( ) Automotive Service Technology 1 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 2 ( ) Automotive Service Technology (870940) Automotive Service Technology 4 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 5 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 6 ( ) AND Pass ASE Certification in Brakes, Steering/Suspension, Auto Electrical Systems, Engine Performance sections Automotive Service Technology ( ) Automotive Service Technology 1 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 2 ( ) Automotive Service Technology (870940) Automotive Service Technology 4 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 5 ( ) Automotive Service Technology 6 ( ) AND Pass NATEF END OF PROGRAM exams (minimum of 4) A.S. Degree in Engineering Technology Quality Specialization OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) ETI1117 Introduction to Quality Control ETI1411 Manufacturing Processes 1 A.S. Degree in Electronic Engineering Technology Power Plant Mechanical Option EET 1215C Introduction to Electronics Transportation, Distribution & Logistics A.S. Degree in Automotive Service Management Technology OST1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) AER1690 Automotive Electrical Systems (4) AER1451 Steering & Suspension (4) AER1122 Brake Systems (4) A.S. Degree in Automotive Service Management Technology OST1100 Professional Keyboarding (Elective) AER 1081 Automotive Fundamentals PSAV in Automotive Service Management Technology AER 0691C Advanced Automotive Electrical Systems () AER0499 Steering & Suspension () AER059C Brake Systems () AER 090 Automotive Skills Development Lab Minimum 20 vocational credit hours (5 hours per exam) PSAV in Automotive Service Management Technology AER 090 Automotive Skills Development Lab Minimum 20 vocational credit hours (5 hours per exam) CCF 9 IRSC CCF 12 CCF 6 CCF 29 CCF 20 Key: CCF College of Central Florida, CTAE Community Technical & Adult Education, IRSC Indian River State College, SFC Santa Fe State College 12

15 Career Cluster Pathway: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources PostSecondary Program: HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT CAREER Agribusiness Management: Horticulture/Equine Specialization 16 CORE CURRICULUM CREDITS SOCIAL ENGLISH MATH SCIENCE STUDIES credits, 2 with 4 credits 4 credits lab credits 9 English I Or Higher Algebra I Or Higher Earth Space Science Elective: Business Technology Ed Core* Fine Arts Agriscience Foundations 10 English II or Higher Geometry or Higher Biology World History Fine Arts Agritechnology 1 11 English III or Higher Algebra II or Higher Chemistry American History 12 English IV or Higher Pre-Calculus or Higher Elective American Gov't & Economics *Possible Industry Certifications for College Credit: Secondary: Certified Agriculture Technician, FNGLA - Certified Horticulture Professional Postsecondary: FNGLA - Certified Horticulture Professional Eligible Recipients Dunnellon, West Port 8 ADDITIONAL CREDITS OTHER REQUIRED COURSES Career Cluster of interest identified by students enrolled in required middle school career education course that includes interest assessment and career exploration through CHOICES and epersonal Education Planner through FACTS.org. CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM OF STUDY COURSES Agritechnology 2 Advanced Concepts of Agriscience RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES (Aligned with State University System Admissions) Secondary career and technical education programs may lead to industry recognized certificates, occupational opportunities or postsecondary education options. Based on the Career Cluster of interest and identified career and technical education program, the following postsecondary options are available. COMMUNITY TECHNICAL & ADULT EDUCATION (CTAE) Certificate Programs: Agribusiness Mgmt- Golf Technician (0ch), Equine Assistant Manager (24ch), Business Operations (18ch), Business Administration- Bus. Mngmnt (24ch), Business Administration- Finance Mngmnt (24ch), Business Administration- Small Bus/Entrepreneurship (24ch), Business Mngmnt- Event Planning (24ch) SAMPLE CAREER SPECIALTIES (The Targeted Occupations List may be used to identify appropriate careers.) Agricultural Technicians COLLEGE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Secondary CTE Program: Agritechnology AS: Agribusiness Technology, Equine Studies, Agribusiness Mgmt- Golf, Business Administration AS to BS Career Ladder, Business Management-Marketing & Administration, Landscape & Horticulture Technology- Design Option, Landscape & Horticulture Technology- Horticulture Specialization Assistant Farm Manager, Farm Manager, Training Manager, Assistant Trainer, Equine Veterinary Tech., On-Farm Salesperson, Feed Salesperson, Tack Store Manager, Show Groom, Farrier, Tack Repairer, Agricultural Manager or Supervisor ARTICULATION AND CTE DUAL ENROLLMENT OPPORTUNITIES Secondary to Technical Center (PSAV) Secondary to College Credit Certificate or Degree PSAV/PSV to AAS or AS to BS or BAS OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding, ANS 100 Intro to Animal Science 1 UNIVERSITY PROGRAM(S) Florida Gulf Coast U - B.S. Biotechnology UCF - B.A. Business Administration St. Leo University - B.A. Business Administration UF - B.S. Animal Sciences, Plant Science, Landscape & Nursery Horticulture, Food Science & Human Nutrition, Food & Resource Economics; MS, PhD, DVM Veterinary Medicine, PhD Horticulture Science FAMU - B.S. Ag Science, Agribusiness, Ag. Education, International Agriculture, Agronomy Business Manager, Business Owner, Animal Scientist, Operations Manager, Rancher, Sales Manager, Sales Representative, USDA Researcher, Veterinarian, Ag Teacher

16 Career Cluster Pathway: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Secondary CTE Program: Agritechnology PostSecondary Program: Agribusiness Management: Horticulture/Equine Specialization ARTICULATION Eligible Recipients: Dunnellon, West Port Career Pathway students may receive college credit for high school courses listed below when successfully completed with a minimum grade of B and pass an assessment, industry certification or Portfolio for credit. Students must complete 12 credit hours at CCF before credits will be documented on CCF transcript. Students must complete the secondary Program of Study to earn credits. BTE Core: Computing for College & Careers (1 credit) OR Computer & Business Skills AND Keyboarding & Business Skills (.5 credit courses) OR Introduction to Information Technology. College High School Course(s) CCF Course(s) Appropriate Dual Course(s) Credits Business Technology Ed Core* (Elective) Agriscience Foundations & Agritechnology 1 & 2 Students may also earn additional elective credits by passing the following industry certifications: FNGLA - 6 credits (ORH111C & ORH 15100) College of Central Florida A.S. Degree Program in Agribusiness Management: Horticulture/Equine Specialization: Total Credits for A.S. is 64 Credit Hours Core Education Courses (15 Credits) ENC 1101 Freshman Comp -- credits QMB 1001 College Business Math -- credits Social Science and Humanities -- 6 credits Biological or Physical Science -- credits OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding ANS 100 Intro to Animal Science ANS 100 Intro to Animal Science ORH 1601C Retail & Wholesale Nursery Op. ORH 1260L Greenhouse Operations Lab ORH 101C Introduction to Irrigation ORH 111C Pest & Disease Control Program Core Courses (49 Credits) ORH 1949 Horticulture Coop Education or ANS 1949 Equine ECO 201 Principles of Eco- Micro BUL 2241 Business Law I CGS 1100 Microcomputer App. GEB 240 Ethics in Management GEB 1011 Intro to Business or GEB 250 Intro to International Business MAS 1105 College Algebra -- Credits ENC 1101 Freshman Comp -- Credits AEB 217C Equine Business Management ANS 1222 Equine Sales and Marketing ANS 190 Special Topics APA 1111 Business Accounting MNA 2141 Basic Leadership/Supervisory Skills The A.S. to B.S. model provides students the opportunity for a seamless transfer to a bachelor's degree program. Students wishing to transfer any credits from this program to another institution or related area program must accept the responsibility for approval in advance to the transfer institution. ** Students who pass Microsoft certifications may be awarded additional credits. Dual enrollment courses may be used to satisfy high school graduation or Bright Futures Gold Seal Vocational Scholarship course requirements. See the Bright Futures Website: 14

17 Career Cluster Pathway: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Equine Studies Business Management or PostSecondary Program: Equine Exercise Physiology HIGH SCHOOL CAREER CREDIT SOCIAL ENGLISH MATH SCIENCE STUDIES credits, 2 with 4 credits 4 credits lab credits 9 English I or Higher Algebra I or Higher Earth Space Science Elective: Business Technology Ed Core* Secondary CTE Program: Agritechnology Fine Arts Agriscience Foundations 10 English II or Higher Geometry or Higher Biology World History Fine Arts Agritechnology 1 11 English III or Higher Algebra II or Higher Chemistry American History 12 English IV or Higher Pre-Calculus or Higher Elective *Possible Industry Certifications for College Credit: Secondary: Certified Agriculture Technician Postsecondary: NONE Eligible Recipients: Dunnellon, West Port 16 CORE CURRICULUM CREDITS 8 ADDITIONAL CREDITS American Gov't & Economics OTHER REQUIRED COURSES AS: Equine Studies, Agribusiness Technology, Business Administration AS to BS Career Ladder, Business Management- Marketing & Administration CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM OF STUDY COURSES Agritechnology 2 Advanced Concepts of Agriscience Certificate Programs: Equine Assistant Manager (24ch), Business Operations (18ch), Business Administration- Bus. Mngmnt (24ch), Business Administration- Finance Mngmnt (24ch), Business Administration- Small Bus/Entrepreneurship (24ch), Business Mngmnt- Event Planning (24ch) SAMPLE CAREER SPECIALTIES (The Targeted Occupations List may be used to identify appropriate careers.) RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES (Aligned with State University System Admissions) Career Cluster of interest identified by students enrolled in required middle school career education course that includes interest assessment and career exploration through CHOICES and epersonal Education Planner through FACTS.org. Secondary career and technical education programs may lead to industry recognized certificates, occupational opportunities or postsecondary education options. Based on the Career Cluster of interest and identified career and technical education program, the following postsecondary options are available. COMMUNITY TECHNICAL & ADULT EDUCATION COLLEGE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM(S) PROGRAM(S) Community Technical & Adult Education- Vet Assisting PSAV Agricultural Technicians, Kennel Technician, Animal Care Provider, Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers Assistant Farm Manager, Farm Manager, Training Manager, Assistant Trainer, Equine Veterinary Tech., On-Farm Salesperson, Feed Salesperson, Tack Store Manager, Show Groom, Farrier, Tack Repairer, Agricultural Manager or Supervisor ARTICULATION AND CTE DUAL ENROLLMENT OPPORTUNITIES Secondary to Technical Center (PSAV) Secondary to College Credit Certificate or Degree PSAV/PSV to AAS or AS to BS or BAS OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding, ANS 126 Intro to Equine UCF - B.A. Business Administration St. Leo University - B.A. Business Administration UF - B.S. Animal Sciences, Food Science & Human Nutrition, Food & Resource Economics; MS, PhD, DVM Veterinary Medicine FAMU - B.S. Ag Science, Agribusiness, Ag. Education, International Agriculture Business Manager, Business Owner, Animal Scientist, Operations Manager, Rancher, Sales Manager, Sales Representative, USDA Researcher, Veterinarian, Ag Teacher 15

18 Career Cluster Pathway: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources PostSecondary Program: Equine Studies Business Management or Equine Exercise Physiology ARTICULATION Agritechnology Eligible Recipients: Dunnellon, West Port Career Pathway students may receive college credit for high school courses listed below when successfully completed with a minimum grade of B and pass an assessment, industry certification or Portfolio for credit. Students must complete 12 credit hours at CCF before credits will be documented on CCF transcript. Students must complete the secondary Program of Study to earn credits. *BTE Core: Computing for College & Careers (1 credit) OR Computer & Business Skills AND Keyboarding & Business Skills (.5 credit courses) OR Introduction to Information Technology. High School Course(s) Business Technology Ed Core* (Elective) CCF Course(s) OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding College Credits Appropriate Dual Course(s) MAC 1105 College Algebra -- Credits Agriscience Foundations, Animal Science 2, & 4 Core Education Courses (15 Credits) (Core Courses for either specialization) ENC 1101 Freshman Comp -- credits QMB 1001 College Business Math -- credits Social Science and Humanities -- 6 credits Biological or Physical Science -- credits ANS 126 Intro to Equine College of Central Florida A.S. Degree Program In Equine Studies: Total Credits: 64 Credit Hours Program Core Courses (49 Credits) ANS 126 Intro to Equine ANS 222C Horse Handling & Safety AEB 217C Eq. Business Management ANS 128C Eq. Behavior & Psychology ANS 2405 Equine Nutrition ANS 1220 Equine Sport and Competition ANS 1018C Equine Computer Skills AEB 1941 Equine Practicum ANS 115 Equine Reproduction ANS 1222 Equine Sales & Marketing ANS 122 Eq. Conformation Analysis ANS 151C Equine Medicine ANS 107C Equine Anatomy Electives - credits EQUINE STUDIES- EQUINE EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY College of Central Florida A.S. Degree Program In Equine Studies: Total Credits: 64 Credit Hours Program Core Courses (49 Credits) ANS 126 Intro to Equine ANS 222C Horse Handling & Safety AEB 217C Eq. Business Management ANS 128C Eq. Behavior & Psychology ANS 151C Equine Medicine Secondary CTE Program: EQUINE STUDIES- BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION ANS 190 Special Topics- Equine ANS 127C Equine Health Care ANS 1949 Co-op/ Internship OST 25 Business Comm. or ENC 1102 ANS 190 Special Topics- Equine ANS 127C Equine Health Care ANS 1949 Co-op/ Internship ANS 1220 Equine Sport and Competition ANS 2405 Equine Nutrition OST 25 Business Comm. or ENC 1102 ANS 107C Equine Anatomy ENC Freshmen Comp Skills -- Credits ANS 122 Eq. Conformation Analysis ANS 2076C Physiology of Exercise ANS 2074C Injury and Rehab ANS 2072C Equine Manual Therapies ANS 2075 Farrier Science ANS 2221 Equine Tack & Equip The A.S. to B.S. model provides students the opportunity for a seamless transfer to a bachelor's degree program. Students wishing to transfer any credits from this program to another institution or related area program must accept the responsibility for approval in advance to the transfer institution. ** Students who pass Microsoft certifications may be awarded additional credits. CTAE certificate programs begin in July. Registration and application process should begin immediately upon graduation from high school. Dual enrollment courses may be used to satisfy high school graduation or Bright Futures Gold Seal Vocational Scholarship course requirements. See the Bright Futures Website: 16

19 Career Cluster Pathway: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Secondary CTE Program: Animal Science & Services PostSecondary Program: Equine Studies Business Management or Equine Exercise Physiology HIGH SCHOOL CAREER CREDIT SOCIAL ENGLISH MATH SCIENCE STUDIES credits, 2 with 4 credits 4 credits lab credits 9 English I or Higher Algebra I or Higher Earth Space Science Elective: Business Technology Ed Core* Fine Arts 10 English II or Higher Geometry or Higher Biology World History Fine Arts 11 English III or Higher Algebra II or Higher Chemistry American History 12 English IV or Higher Pre-Calculus or Higher Elective *Possible Industry Certifications for College Credit: Secondary: Certified Veterinary Assistant, Certified Agriculture Technician Postsecondary: Certified Veterinary Assistant American Gov't & Economics OTHER REQUIRED COURSES Career Cluster of interest identified by students enrolled in required middle school career education course that includes interest assessment and career exploration through CHOICES and epersonal Education Planner through FACTS.org. ARTICULATION AND CTE DUAL ENROLLMENT OPPORTUNITIES Secondary to Technical Center (PSAV) Secondary to College Credit Certificate or Degree OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding, ANS 126 Intro to Equine 8 ADDITIONAL CREDITS CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM OF STUDY COURSES Agriscience Foundations Animal Science & Services 2 Animal Science & Services Animal Science & Services 4 RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES (Aligned with State University System Admissions) Secondary career and technical education programs may lead to industry recognized certificates, occupational opportunities or postsecondary education options. Based on the Career Cluster of interest and identified career and technical education program, the following postsecondary options are available. COMMUNITY TECHNICAL & ADULT EDUCATION COLLEGE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM(S) PROGRAM(S) Community Technical & Adult Education- Vet Assisting PSAV Agricultural Technicians, Kennel Technician, Animal Care Provider, Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers 16 CORE CURRICULUM CREDITS AS: Equine Studies, Agribusiness Technology, Business Administration AS to BS Career Ladder, Business Management- Marketing & Administration Assistant Farm Manager, Farm Manager, Training Manager, Assistant Trainer, Equine Veterinary Tech., On-Farm Salesperson, Feed Salesperson, Tack Store Manager, Show Groom, Farrier, Tack Repairer, Agricultural Manager or Supervisor Eligible Recipients: Belleview, Lake Weir, North Marion UCF - B.A. Business Administration St. Leo University - B.A. Business Administration UF - B.S. Animal Sciences, Food Science & Human Nutrition, Food & Resource Economics; MS, PhD, DVM Veterinary Medicine FAMU - B.S. Ag Science, Agribusiness, Ag. Education, International Agriculture Certificate Programs: Equine Assistant Manager (24ch), Business Operations (18ch), Business Administration- Bus. Mngmnt (24ch), Business Administration- Finance Mngmnt (24ch), Business Administration- Small Bus/Entrepreneurship (24ch), Business Mngmnt- Event Planning (24ch) SAMPLE CAREER SPECIALTIES (The Targeted Occupations List may be used to identify appropriate careers.) Business Manager, Business Owner, Animal Scientist, Operations Manager, Rancher, Sales Manager, Sales Representative, USDA Researcher, Veterinarian, Ag Teacher PSAV/PSV to AAS or AS to BS or BAS 17

20 Career Cluster Pathway: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Secondary CTE Program: Animal Science & Services PostSecondary Program: Equine Studies Business Management or Equine Exercise Physiology ARTICULATION Career Pathway students may receive college credit for high school courses listed below when successfully completed with a minimum grade of B and pass an assessment, industry certification or Portfolio for credit. Students must complete 12 credit hours at CCF before credits will be documented on CCF transcript. Students must complete the secondary Program of Study to earn credits. *BTE Core: Computing for College & Careers (1 credit) OR Computer & Business Skills AND Keyboarding & Business Skills (.5 credit courses) OR Introduction to Information Technology. High School Course(s) Business Technology Ed Core* CCF Course(s) OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding College Credits Appropriate Dual Course(s) MAC 1105 College Algebra -- Credits Agriscience Foundations, Animal Science 2, & 4 Core Education Courses (15 Credits) (Core Courses for either specialization) ENC 1101 Freshman Comp -- credits QMB College Business Math - credits Social Science and Humanities -- 6 credits Biological or Physical Science -- credits ANS 126 Intro to Equine Eligible Recipients: Belleview, Lake Weir, North Marion College of Central Florida A.S. Degree Program In Equine Studies: Total Credits: 64 Credit Hours Program Core Courses (49 Credits) ANS 126 Intro to Equine ANS 222C Horse Handling & Safety AEB 217C Eq. Business Management ANS 128C Eq. Behavior & Psychology ANS 2405 Equine Nutrition ANS 1018C Equine Computer Skills AEB 1941 Equine Practicum ANS 115 Equine Reproduction ANS 1222 Equine Sales & Marketing ANS 122 Eq. Conformation Analysis ANS 151C Equine Medicine ANS 107C Equine Anatomy Electives - credits EQUINE STUDIES- EQUINE EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY College of Central Florida A.S. Degree Program In Equine Studies: Total Credits: 64 Credit Hours Program Core Courses (49 Credits) ANS 126 Intro to Equine ANS 222C Horse Handling & Safety AEB 217C Eq. Business Management ANS 128C Eq. Behavior & Psychology ANS 2405 Equine Nutrition ANS 151C Equine Medicine ANS 190 Special Topics- Equine ANS 127C Equine Health Care ANS 107C Equine Anatomy ENC Freshmen Comp Skills- Credits EQUINE STUDIES- BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION ANS 190 Special Topics- Equine ANS 127C Equine Health Care ANS 1949 Co-op/ Internship OST 25 Business Comm. or ENC 1102 ANS 1220 Equine Sport and Competition ANS 1949 Co-op/ Internship ANS 1220 Equine Sport and Competition OST 25 Business Comm. or ENC 1102 ANS 122 Eq. Conformation Analysis ANS 2076C Physiology of Exercise ANS 2074C Injury and Rehab ANS 2072C Equine Manual Therapies ANS 2075 Farrier Science ANS 2221 Equine Tack & Equip The A.S. to B.S. model provides students the opportunity for a seamless transfer to a bachelor's degree program. Students wishing to transfer any credits from this program to another institution or related area program must accept the responsibility for approval in advance to the transfer institution. ** Students who pass Microsoft certifications may be awarded additional credits. CTAE certificate programs begin in July. Registration and application process should begin immediately upon graduation from high school. Dual enrollment courses may be used to satisfy high school graduation or Bright Futures Gold Seal Vocational Scholarship course requirements. See the Bright Futures Website: 18

21 Career Cluster Pathway: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources PostSecondary Program: Agribusiness Management: Hort./Equine Specialization HIGH SCHOOL CAREER CREDIT SOCIAL ENGLISH MATH SCIENCE STUDIES credits, 2 with 4 credits 4 credits lab credits 9 English I or Higher Algebra I or Higher Earth Space Science Elective: Business Technology Ed Core Landscape Operations and/or Secondary CTE Program: Horticulture Science & Services Belleview, Dunnellon, Forest, Eligible Recipients: Lake Weir, West Port Fine Arts 10 English II or Higher Geometry or Higher Biology World History Fine Arts 11 English III or Higher Algebra II or Higher Chemistry American History 12 English IV or Higher Pre-Calculus or Higher Elective Agricultural Technicians *Possible Industry Certifications for College Credit: Secondary: FNGLA - Certified Horticulture Professional Postsecondary: FNGLA - Certified Horticulture Professional 16 CORE CURRICULUM CREDITS 8 ADDITIONAL CREDITS American Gov't & Economics OTHER REQUIRED COURSES AS: Agribusiness Technology, Equine Studies, Agribusiness Mgmt- Golf, Business Administration AS to BS Career Ladder, Business Management-Marketing & Administration, Landscape & Horticulture Technology- Design Option, Landscape & Horticulture Technology- Horticulture Specialization Assistant Farm Manager, Farm Manager, Training Manager, Assistant Trainer, Equine Veterinary Tech., On-Farm Salesperson, Feed Salesperson, Tack Store Manager, Show Groom, Farrier, Tack Repairer, Agricultural Manager or Supervisor OST 1100 Professional Keyboarding, ORH 1000C Intro to Hort, ORH 111C Pest & Disease Control CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM OF STUDY COURSES Agriscience Foundations Introductory Horticulture II Horticulture Science III Landscape & Turf Science 4 RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES (Aligned with State University System Admissions) Career Cluster of interest identified by students enrolled in required middle school career education course that includes interest assessment and career exploration through CHOICES and epersonal Education Planner through FACTS.org. Secondary career and technical education programs may lead to industry recognized certificates, occupational opportunities or postsecondary education options. Based on the Career Cluster of interest and identified career and technical education program, the following postsecondary options are available. COMMUNITY TECHNICAL & ADULT EDUCATION COLLEGE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM(S) PROGRAM(S) Florida Gulf Coast U - B.S. Biotechnology UCF - B.A. Business Administration St. Leo University - B.A. Business Administration UF - B.S. Animal Sciences, Plant Science, Landscape & Nursery Horticulture, Food Science & Human Nutrition, Food & Resource Economics; MS, PhD, DVM Veterinary Medicine, PhD Horticulture Science FAMU - B.S. Ag Science, Agribusiness, Ag. Education, International Agriculture, Agronomy Certificate Programs: Agribusiness Mgmt- Golf Technician (0ch), Equine Assistant Manager (24ch), Business Operations (18ch), Business Administration- Bus. Mngmnt (24ch), Business Administration- Finance Mngmnt (24ch), Business Administration- Small Bus/Entrepreneurship (24ch), Business Mngmnt- Event Planning (24ch) SAMPLE CAREER SPECIALTIES (The Targeted Occupations List may be used to identify appropriate careers.) ARTICULATION AND CTE DUAL ENROLLMENT OPPORTUNITIES Secondary to Technical Center (PSAV) Secondary to College Credit Certificate or Degree 19 Business Manager, Business Owner, Animal Scientist, Operations Manager, Rancher, Sales Manager, Sales Representative, USDA Researcher, Veterinarian, Ag Teacher PSAV/PSV to AAS or AS to BS or BAS