General Electives CTE Offerings West=mec Courses

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1 General Electives CTE Offerings West=mec Courses

2 Business, Marketing, Management Sports Medicine Science Early Childhood Media Technology Language Arts Social Studies Information Technology Visual Arts World Language Performing Arts Miscellaneous Nursing Design & Merchandising Fire Science Automotive Physical Education Law Enforcement Pre-Engineering West-MEC..

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4 This one-year program specializes in the study of skin care and provides in-depth instruction on a variety of skin care services. The curriculum will include: facials, skin analysis, pore cleansing, skin care regimens, waxing, eyebrow shaping, lash tinting and aromatherapy techniques. Upon completion of the program, students may test to receive a certification with the Arizona Board of Cosmetology 1 Year Program 3.5 hours per day

5 This two-year program teaches the basic principles and terminology of the auto body repair industry. This program includes hands-on repair of body damage including: metal work, trim and basic painting, estimating job costs, types of metals and plastic, industry safety components, structural analysis, suspension and drive trains, computer diagnostic systems, and welding used in collision repair. Upon completion of the one-year program, students may test to receive an I-CAR certification. 2 years 2.6 hours per day

6 This two-year program, teaches students automobile engine performance, brakes, steering and suspension and electrical components. Upon completion of the two-year program, students may take the ASE Certification Exam. 2.5 hours per day

7 This two-year program teaches students maintenance and repair of aircraft mechanical systems including, electricity, turbine and reciprocating engines, aircraft finishes, sheet metal, welding, landing gears, hydraulics, propellers and much more. Upon completion of 1944-hours of training, students 18 years of age or older may take the FAA Airframe and Powerplant certification exam. 4 hours per day

8 This two-year program is designed to educate students on electronics within the aviation industry. Students will learn avionics installation, troubleshooting, system integration and avionics operating systems, including GPS systems, autopilot, communication systems, and weather radar. Upon completion of the program, students may test to receive a certification with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). 2.5 hours per day

9 This two-year program introduces students to the basic elements of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Students will have the opportunity to analyze electrical systems, perform maintenance repairs, troubleshoot and install air conditioning and heating units. Upon completion of the program, students may test to receive a certification with the National Center for Construction and Education Research (NCCER). 2.5 hours per day

10 This two-year program exposes students to precision manufacturing and computer numerically-controlled machining. Students will gain insight on the select tools and materials needed to make durable goods, read blueprints, comprehend CNC theory and procedures, utilize machine shop math, etc. Upon completion of the program, students may test to receive a certification with the National Institute of Metalworking Skills (NIMS). 2.5 hours per day

11 This two-year interactive program teaches students the latest techniques in hair, skin and nail care from experienced cosmetology professionals in a state-of the-art salon setting. Upon completion of the two-year program, students may test to receive a cosmetology license from the Arizona Board of Cosmetology. 4 hours per day

12 This one-semester program teaches students basic emergency medical care, including basic life support and first response care. Upon completion of the course, students who are 18 years of age or older may take the National Registry Exam to receive EMT certification. 1 Semester (Sr Year ONLY) 4 hours per day/3 days per week

13 This one-year program is an overview of the application and selection processes used by various fire departments and fire service organizations. Students will learn elements of fire science culture and its affect on personal growth and interpersonal relationships. This course teaches the history and evolution of fire department organization and the role of fire service in the community. Upon completion of the two-year program, students may take the IFSAC (International Fire Service Accreditation Congress) Certification Exam. 1 Year Program 3 hours per day/2 days per week

14 This two-year program prepares students with the necessary clinical and administrative knowledge to become entry-level medical assistants. Students will receive hands-on training and learn how to properly administer injections, take vital signs, record EKGs, implement basic accounting procedures, and understand the fundamentals of patient documentation. Upon completion of the program, students may test to receive a certification with the American Heart Association CPR/AED. 2.5 hours per day

15 This two-year program teaches students the maintenance and repair of diesel engines, brakes, suspension and steering, electrical components and hydraulics. Upon completion of the two-year program, students may take the ASE Certification Exam. 2.5 hours per day

16 This two-year program will teach students how to deliver medical care to domestic, exotic and large animals, i.e. cats, dogs, reptiles, birds. Students will have the opportunity to draw an animal s blood and collect other lab specimens, clean teeth, administer medication as prescribed by a licensed veterinary technician and/or veterinarian, witness surgeries, and help the veterinary team with animal nursing. Upon completion of the program, students may test to receive a certification with the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (NAVTA). 3 hours per day

17 This two-year program explores the basic skills used in metalworking, manufacturing and industrial production. Students will learn basic safety techniques, sheet metal work, acetylene welding and cutting, electric welding, soldering, plasma cutting, and much more. Upon completion of the program, students may test to receive a certification with the American Welding Society S.E.N.S.E (AWS). 2.5 hours per day

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19 1 st - Plan for REQUIRED CORE classes 2 nd -Plan for UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE requirements 3 rd Align ELECTIVES to your career interest/goals 4 th DOUBLE CHECK your credits to make sure you will meet the requirements prior to May th Discuss your plan with your parent/guardians RETURN your signed ECAP back to your classroom teacher by Friday, Sept 12 th. Sign the Clipboard in the back of the room if you are interested any West-MEC Program