VB Tech Center Courses

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2 VB Tech Center Courses Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating I (VO8503) and II (VO8504) Automotive Body and Paint Technology I (VO8676 and II (VO8677) Automotive Service Technology I (VO8506) and II (VO8507) Carpentry (2 nd Year Course VO8602) Construction Technology (VO8515) Cosmetology I (VO8527) and II (VO8528) Culinary Arts I (VO8275) and II (VO8276) Dental Assisting I (VO8328) and II (VO8329) Early Childhood Education I (VO8285) and II (VO8286) Electricity (2 nd Year Course VO8534) Electronics and Robotics I (VO8536) and II(VO8537) Landscape Design and Management (VO8040) Legal Office Administration (VO6735) Masonry (2 nd Year Course VO8513) Medical Systems Administration (VO6730) Outdoor Power Equipment I (VO8722) II (VO8723) Plumbing and Heating (2 nd Year Course VO8552) Practical Nursing I (VO8357), II (VO8358), III (VO8358) Public Safety I (VO8700) and II (VO8701) Television Communications and Production I (VO8688) and II (VO8689) Turf Management (VO8051) Welding I (VO8672) and II (VO8673)

3 Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating I (VO8503) and II (VO8504) Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating I (VO 8503) Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating II (VO 8504) Three credits per year, Grades In this two-year program, students learn the theory and practical applications of air conditioning, refrigeration, and heating equipment servicing. This course covers safety, soldering, brazing, piping, electrical circuits, troubleshooting, refrigerants, compressors, heat pumps, central air units, window units, ice makers, refrigerators, and oil and gas furnaces. Certifications: HVAC Excellence Electrical Certification, HVAC Excellence Air Conditioning Certification, R410A Universal Safety Certification, 608 EPA Types I, II, II Core Certifications and Universal, HVAC Installer Basic OSHA 10 Safety Certification.

4 Automotive Body and Paint Technology I (VO8676) and II (VO8677) Auto Body and Paint Technology I (VO 8676) Auto Body and Paint Technology II (VO 8677) Three credits per year, Grades This two- year program covers all aspects of auto body repair from estimating to a complete paint job. Students learn to analyze different types of body damage and to restore vehicles to their original appearance. Students will be taught to weld, straighten a frame, repair fiberglass, use plastic filler, complete hand and power sanding, spray paint, and replace damaged glass. Students also are trained on a computerized paint mixing system to custom mix paint. Certifications: Automotive Service Excellence (ASE): Non-Structural Analysis/Damage Repair Certification, EPA: Safety and Pollution Prevention Certification, National Occupational Competency Testing Institute: Collision Repair/Refinishing Technology.

5 Automotive Service Technology I (VO8506) and II (VO8507) Automotive Service Technology I (VO 8506) Automotive Service Technology II (VO 8507) Three credits per year, Grades This two-year program provides an in-depth study of the automobile and its operating systems including the study of engine repair, engine performance, electricity/electronics, brakes, steering, and suspension. In the classroom students will study automotive theory and apply these principles to practical use in the lab. The program prepares graduates to pursue ASE certification as well as provides them the opportunity to participate in the AYES (Automotive Youth Educational Systems) program, which begins with an internship in the summer of their junior year. Certifications: ASE and AYSE: Engine Repair, Automatic Transmission, Manual Drive Trans and Axles, Steering/Suspension, Brakes, Electrical/Electronics Systems, Heating and A/C and Engine Performance Certifications. EPA: Safety and Pollution Prevention Certification, NOCTI: Automotive Technician.

6 Carpentry Carpentry (VO 8602) Three credits, one year, Grade 12 Prerequisite: Construction Technology (VO 8515) This one year course provides instruction in the skills necessary for employment in the home building industry. Students learn the use and maintenance of hand and power tools utilized in the field of carpentry. The kinds, grades, and characteristics of building materials are covered in depth, as well as the proper method of cutting, shaping, and joining. This course also includes reading blueprints, building foundations, framing floors, walls, stairs, and roofs, installing windows and doors, and applying exterior and interior finishes. Certifications: Home Builder s Institute: Carpentry OSHA 10 Safety Certification.

7 Construction Technology (VO8602) Construction Technology (VO 8515) Three credits, one year, Grades This exploratory program is an introductory component of the four main residential building trades: carpentry, electricity, masonry, and plumbing. Students learn basic construction safety, skills, and concepts in each trade and make an informed choice as to which area they would like to pursue as a career. Certifications: OSHA 10 Safety Certification

8 Cosmetology I (VO8527) and 2 (VO8528) Cosmetology I (VO 8527) Cosmetology II (VO 8528) Three credits, per year, Grades This course prepares students for employment in the cosmetology field. The curriculum includes learning how to shampoo, cut, style, condition and color hair. Students will receive instruction in giving permanent waves, chemical relaxers, manicures and pedicures. Instruction also includes beauty salon management and personality development. Students will study many areas of science to include: anatomy and physiology, infection control and bacteriology, skin disorders and diseases, skin structure growth and nutrition, nail disorders and diseases, chemistry, and electricity. The students will also learn acrylic and UV gel nail application, waxing, facials and makeup application for natural, dramatic, and corrective effects. Students may go on to work as a licensed cosmetologist, salon manager/owner or as demonstrators and/or salespersons for manufacturers and dealers. License: Virginia Department of Commerce: State Board of Cosmetology

9 Culinary Arts I (VO8275) and II (VO8275) Culinary Arts I (VO 8275) Culinary Arts II (VO 8276) Three credits, per year, Grades Culinary Arts is a two-year program for aspiring chefs taught in a modern commercial kitchen and bakery. Students study quantity cooking, baking, cake decorating, sanitation procedures, and restaurant service and management. Each class operates a restaurant during school hours in the food service area. Students also participate in authentic work experiences in the community catering events at local venues and/or during an internship. Students also have the opportunity to participate in the National Restaurant Association's (NRA) ProStart program which teaches high school students the management and culinary skills needed for a career in the restaurant and food service industry. Whether students are looking to enter the job market directly after graduation or plan to attend college, ProStart training will help provide a successful start in a food service career. Certifications: National Restaurant Association: ServSafe and ProStart Certifications: National Occupational Ccompetency Testing Institute: Retail Baking

10 Dental Assisting I (VO8328) and II (VO8329) Dental Assisting I (VO 8328) Dental Assisting II (VO 8329) Three credits, per year, Grade This two-year program prepares students to work as dental assistants. Rigorous coursework in anatomy and physiology, oral histology, preventive dentistry, infection control and OSHA standards, operative dentistry techniques, dental materials/laboratory skills and tooth morphology. Coursework also includes effective communication, office administration and management, use of dental software to ready students for a dental office or further education. The inclusive approach to the field of dentistry offers students the ability to explore related fields including dentistry, dental hygienist, dental laboratory technician and dental receptionist. Students practice and learn about many of the skills in the state of the art dental clinic working on actual patients necessary to become a dental assistant. Certifications: National Registered Dental Assistant Certification (NRDA) Dental Assisting National Board, Radiation Health and Safety Certification, National Occupational Competency Institute: Dental Assisting

11 Early Childhood Education I (VO8285) and II (VO8286) Early Childhood Education I (VO 8285) Early Childhood Education II (VO 8286) Three credits, per year, Grades This is an exciting two-year course for students interested in careers which involve working with children. The program focuses on the study of child development, the preparation of early childhood learning activities, and career investigation. Students will learn how to write and implement developmentally appropriate lesson plans, and prepare a professional portfolio. Students will gain hands-on experience through working in the on-site preschool classroom for children ages 3-5 years old. Students will develop skills in guidance techniques, teaching language arts and math, artistic expression, and planning activities. Second year students in the program may be eligible to intern at a childcare center or elementary school to further develop their employment skills and knowledge. After finishing the program, students will receive a certificate of completion and have earned 1080 hours of preschool instruction and experience. Students are also eligible to be considered for the Future Teachers scholarship which awards the winner a teaching contract with VBCPS upon completion of a 4-year degree. Certifications: National Occupational Competency Testing Institute: Early Childhood Education

12 Electricity (VO8534) Electricity (VO 8534) Three credits, per year, Grade 12 Prerequisite: Construction Technology (VO 8515) This program covers safety, wiring, terminology, electrical floor plan layouts, and the National Electric Code. Students are instructed in the installation of all power and lighting circuits, including 200 amp service and the materials used in new construction or remodeling. They gain practical experience troubleshooting electrical problems and reading blueprints. Certifications: Home Builder s Institute: House Wiring Electricity OSHA 10 Safety Certification

13 Electronics and Robotics I (VO8536) and II (VO8537) Electronics and Robotics Technology I (VO 8536) Electronics and Robotics Technology II (VO 8537) Three credits, per year, Grades Students in this exciting course will build, test and design electronic circuits. They will also learn computer programming skills, work with 3D modeling software as well as 3D printers and develop cell phone apps. In the Robotics facet of the course, students will develop high tech robotics projects such as quadcopters and fully functional robots that connect mechanics, pneumatics and electronics together. The course is structured with lessons and class discussions, hands-on demonstrations, hands on lab activities and personally developed projects. Computer integration is a key part of instruction and is a fundamental tool in this classroom. Students in the program are involved in several annual competitions that will test their skill and engineering ability as they develop projects to meet specified criteria. This course is also a dual-enrollment course with Tidewater Community College and students can earn college credit during this course of study. Students receive instruction in the proper use of hand tools and test equipment, soldering techniques, interpretation of schematic diagrams, basic electronic theory, solid-state theory, communication theory, microcomputer and microprocessor theory, digital electronics, and robotics. The course is broken into three distinct phases: lesson demonstration and/or discussions, lab activities, and projects culminating with students designing and building robots for/and participate in the STEM Robotics Challenge at the end of each school year. Certifications: Electronics Technicians (ETA) Electronics Modules: AM1 Basic DC, EM2 Basic AC, National Occupationsl Testing Institute: Electronics

14 Landscape Design and Management (VO8040) Landscape Design and Management (VO 8040) Three credits, one year, Grades This one-year course offers instruction in design and maintenance techniques for the landscaping and greenhouse professions. Students study the use, growth and proper care of plants, ground covers, trees and shrubs. An emphasis is placed on learning design techniques for landscaping and the drawing to scale of landscape plans. Students learn how to grow various herbaceous, ornamental, and woody plants used in the industry. Students also study the use, growth, and proper care of plants, ground covers, trees, and shrubs for landscaping, as well as turf management. Proper use of landscape tools and equipment is included. Students will gain additional employment skills by having the opportunity to participate in local internships. Certifications: Virginia Registered Pesticide Technician Certification, National Occupational Testing Institute: Horticulture Landscaping OSHA 10 Certification.

15 Legal Office Administration (VO6735) Legal Office Administration (VO 6735) Three credits, one year, Grades This course prepares students for entry-level employment as a legal office assistant. Students learn how to prepare for trial, draft legal documents and coordinate office activities. Instruction will enable students to become highly effective with word processing, spreadsheets and database management. Students learn to operate office equipment such as copiers, fax machines, and telephones. Internships with law firms, real estate and government offices are encouraged. Students learn basic office duties while working for simulated and eventually real employers. Legal terminology is incorporated through documents and forms that are composed and edited on the computer. Certification: Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)

16 Masonry (VO8513) Masonry (VO 8513) Three credits, one year, Grade 12 Prerequisite: Construction Technology (VO 8515) In this one year course students work with brick and block on full-sized projects in the lab, on campus and at construction sites. Students learn to use, care for and safely handle the tools, machinery, equipment and materials commonly used in the masonry trade. Activities involve laying brick, building walls and columns and planning and constructing a variety of structures. The masonry program also includes working with stone, concrete and interlock paving. Certification: National Occupational Competency Testing Institute: Masonry OSHA 10 Safety Certification

17 Medical Systems Administration (VO6730) Medical Systems Administration (VO 6730) Three credits, one year, Grades This is a one-year course designed to prepare students for employment in the medical office. Instruction will enable students to become highly proficient in medical terminology, telephone procedures, appointment scheduling, professional ethics and managing electronic medical records. Students will also become proficient in word processing, spreadsheets and database management. Students learn to operate office equipment such as copiers, fax machines, and telephones. Internships with hospitals, medical offices, clinics and insurance companies are encouraged. Certifications: Medical Administrative Assisting Certification (CMAA) or Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)

18 Outdoor Power Equipment I (VO8722) and II (VO8723) Outdoor Power Equipment I (VO 8722) Outdoor Power Equipment II (VO 8723) Three credits, per year, Grades This two year program will introduce students to small engines, motorcycle and marine basics and the knowledge and skills required to service and repair small engines. You will learn in a state-of-the-art lab on Toro mowers and Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and students will even have the opportunity to earn the highly regarded EETC 2-stroke and 4-stroke certifications! The course will also prepare students to service 2 and 4 stroke engines by providing in depth knowledge of drive lines, hydraulics, hydrostatic transmissions and electrical systems. Students will have the opportunity to become power equipment certified by passing the Equipment and Engine Training Council (EETC) third party examination. The certification is recognized and accepted by the Small Engines industry. Certifications: Equipment and Engine Training Council Four and Two Stroke Technician Certification; National Occupational Testing Institute.

19 Plumbing and Heating (VO8552) Plumbing and Heating (VO 8552) Three credits, one year, Grade 12 Prerequisite: Construction Technology (VO 8515) This one- year course covers a wide variety of plumbing and heating applications. Students in the class learn about plumbing, piping, residential and commercial installations, hydronic heating, controls, and solar technologies. A part of the course deals with pipe drafting and plan layout. You will learn in a state-of-the-art lab and even help build a real house that is sold to benefit the Education Foundation. Graduates of this program are eligible for apprenticeship in the Plumbing and Heating trade as second year apprentices.

20 Practical Nursing I (VO8357), II (VO8358) and III (VO8359) Practical Nursing I (VO 8357) Three credits, per year, Grade 12 (1st semester) Prerequisite: Cumulative 2.5 GPA and a C+ or better in either Algebra 1, Algebra I Series (C+ in both Part 1 and Part 2); must be 17 years old at time of admission (September) and a high school senior; discipline and attendance records are considered during application process. Practical Nursing II (VO 8358) Grade 12 (2nd semester) Prerequisite: Practical Nursing I Certification: Certified Nurse Aide. Practical Nursing III (VO 8359) Post-graduate, 9 months Prerequisite: Practical Nursing I & II; Certification: National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nursing (NCLEX-PN) The curriculum developed for the LPN program is designed to help students acquire a command of the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue an entry -level position as a licensed practical nurse. The education students receive will help build a solid base of knowledge and progressively challenge students with new concepts and skills. Time will be divided between classroom, laboratory and clinical assignments that provide valuable real-world experience. Examples of material covered include nutrition, pharmacology, pediatrics, obstetrics, assessments, and medical-surgical nursing; with focus on the application of the nursing process. If students meet criteria in the first 9 months of PN I/II, they may take the Certified Nurse Aide exam. Successful completion of both courses earns the high school senior 3 units of credit and satisfies the VBCPS sequential elective requirement. The second 9 months is Practical Nursing III, taken after graduation, covers nursing topics concurrent with clinical assignments in local hospitals, clinics and nursing homes. If the student is eligible, they may take the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nursing (NCLEX - PN) to become a licensed practical nurse.

21 Public Safety I (VO8700) and II (VO8701) Public Safety I (VO 8700) Public Safety II (VO 8701) Three credits, per year, Grades The Public Safety Program is a two-year course of study designed to introduce students to possible careers in the field of Law Enforcement, Fire Fighting, and Emergency Medical Services. Through a combination of classroom and practical learning modalities students will learn all of the core ideals police, fire, and rescue departments are seeking in qualified candidates. Students will study how to: recover evidence from a crime scene, investigate traffic accidents, fight fires, practice first aid skills, and apply the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia as it relates to the field of law enforcement. Students will participate in a variety of field trips to experience the assorted career paths in the field of Public Safety. Students will learn the intellectual and physical challenges that face police, fire, and paramedic personnel and will have the opportunity to become EMT-B and CPR for Health Care Professionals certified. Certifications: National Occupational Competency Testing Institute: Criminal Justice; EMT Basic CPR for Health Care Provider; Career Safe/OSHA Certification

22 Television Communications and Production I (VO8688) and II (VO8689) Television Communications and Production I (VO 8688) Television Communications and Production II (VO 8689) Three credits, per year, Grades This is a two-year course for individuals interested in the television industry. In the first year of this program, students operate as an actual production team in a TV studio. Students are introduced to video production with an emphasis on studio production as students create and design many different programs. Students function as directors, audio operators, camera operators, technical directors, and on-screen performers. This class emphasizes live, in-studio production. The second year introduces students to field production and editing. Students will produce documentaries, commercials, dramatic programs, newscasts, fictional pieces and "TVtechVB" which airs on VBTV channel 48. Students have the opportunity to go on location throughout Virginia Beach and to work at VBTV Channel 48 and other internship experiences. Certifications: National Occupational Competency Testing Institute: Television Broadcasting.

23 Turf Management (VO8051) Turf Management (VO 8051) Three credits, one year, Grades Turf Management is a one-year three-credit course for students who are interested in pursuing a career in the horticulture industry. This class is designed to teach the duties and tasks of professionals who develop, establish, and maintain lawns in public areas such as golf courses, parks, athletic fields, school campuses, and residential sites. The course competencies include safe management and operation of gas powered equipment, pesticide application, weed identification, plant growth, turf production, and seed/fertilization application. Students will gain additional employment skills by having the opportunity to participate in local internships. Course objectives include the physiology and taxonomy of major turf grass species, designing turf grass areas, and the safe use and maintenance of turf related equipment. Certifications: Commercial Pesticide Applicator Certification, Virginia Crew Chief Certification, OSHA 10 Safety Certification.

24 Welding I (VO8672) and II (VO8673) Welding I (VO 8672) Welding II (VO 8673) Three credits, per year, Grades This two-year course combines lab experience with related instruction. Students learn to identify and understand the composition of metals as well as to fabricate various projects. They practice oxyacetylene welding and burning, electric arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, gas metal arc welding and plasma-arc cutting. Related studies include blueprint reading, applied mathematics and weld symbols. Certifications: National Occupational Competency Testing Institute: Welding.

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