Approved Career Credentials by Program for the SQRP

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1 Approved Career Credentials by Program for the SQRP Agricultural Sciences: Non-Eligible Agricultural Business Food Handler Sanitation Agricultural Mechanics & Technology Animal Science Food Science Horticulture OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Food Handler Sanitation Food Handler Sanitation Food Handler Sanitation Business and Finance: Non-Eligible Accounting Quickbooks NFTE Entrepreneurship W!SE Financial Literacy NFTE W!SE Financial Literacy Business Program Quickbooks 1

2 Construction and Architecture: Non-Eligible Architecture Building Maintenance Cabinet Making Carpentry Electricity HVAC and Refrigeration Plumbing Welding Autodesk Building Performance Analysis (BPA) 608 Refrigeration Cooperative Education (Coop) Non-Eligible Cooperative Education (COOP) In partnership with Genesys Works IT Essentials 2

3 Culinary and Hospitality: Non-Eligible Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management Hospitality Management Food Handler Sanitation ProStart Year 1 ProStart Year 2 OSHA 10 Hour General Industry OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Food Handler Sanitation Education and Training: Non-Eligible Early Childhood Education Teaching Academy Early Childhood Educator Level 1 Early Childhood Educator Level 1 Infant CPR / AED Infant Infant CPR / AED Infant 3

4 Health Sciences: Non-Eligible Allied Health Biomedical Basic Nursing Assistant (BNA)* Certified Pharmacy Technician Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Medical Office Assistant Patient Care Technician Phlembotomy Technician Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) TBD LPN Program Medical and Health Careers Medical Assisting Basic Nursing Assistant (BNA)* Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Basic Nursing Assistant (BNA)* Certified Pharmacy Technician Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) *Formerly this was the Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) 4

5 Information Technology: Non-Eligible Business Systems Networking and Telecommunications A+ s N+ Cisco Networking A+ s Computer Engineering Computer Programming Database Programming (Oracle) Game Programming CISCO Certified Entry Networking Technician IT Essentials N+ Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) MOS Access (2010 or 13) MTA - Database Adobe Certified Associate (Photoshop) Adobe Flash s s Microsoft Office Suite s in: Word Excel PowerPoint Outlook s IT Applications MOS 2010 Master Any Singular Microsoft Office Suite s Software Applications STEM Web Development & Design MOS 2013 Master TBD dependent on Chicago City Colleges curriculum Adobe Certified Associate (Photoshop) Adobe Flash HTML 5 s s s 5

6 Law and Public Safety: Non-Eligible C.P.F.T.A. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Unarmed Security Guard Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) First Responders 101 OSHA 10 hr General Industry Cyber Safety and Security Pre-Law None None 6

7 Manufacturing and Engineering: Non-Eligible Equipment and Technology Institute Machine Technology MSSC (Quality and Continuous Improvement) MSSC (Safety ) MSSC (Quality and Continuous Improvement) MSSC (Safety ) NIMS (CNC Milling Operator) NIMS (CNC Turning Operator) NIMS (Job Planning, Bench work, and Layout) NIMS (Manual Drill Press Operations) NIMS (Manual Milling) NIMS (Measurement, OSHA 10 hour General Industry OSHA 10 hour General Industry Pre-Engineering* Materials and Safety) NIMS (CNC Milling Operator)* NIMS (CNC Turning Operator)* NIMS (Measurement, Materials and Safety)* OSHA 10 hour General Industry *These certifications are only available at Austin Polytech 7

8 Media and Communication Arts: Non-Eligible Broadcast Technology Final Cut Pro Level 1 Associate Digital Media Adobe Certified Associate (Photoshop) Personal Care Services: Adobe Dreamweaver Adobe Flash Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign OSHA 10 hour General Industry OSHA 10 hour General Industry Non-Eligible Barbering Barbering License OSHA 10 hr General Industry Cosmetology Cosmetology State License OSHA 10 hr General Industry 8

9 Transportation: Non-Eligible Auto Body Repair I-CAR ASE Painting & Refinishing ASE Structural Analysis and Damage Repair ASE Non-Structural Analysis and Damage Repair Sterling Safety and Environmental Automotive Technology AC Delco - Brakes AC Delco - Electrical AC Delco - Engine Repair AC Delco - Steering and Suspension ASE - End of Program Brakes ASE - End of Program Electrical ASE - End of Program Engine Repair ASE - End of Program Steering and Suspension MAST - Brakes MAST - Electrical MAST - Engine Repair MAST - Steering and Suspension Sterling Safety and Environmental Valvoline Motor Oil Education Program Diesel Technologies Navistar Diesel Logistics Certified Logistics Associate MSSC (Safety) MSSC (Quality & Continuous Improvement) 9

10 Additional Questions Regarding CTE Industry s How can my school offer CTE? Annually, the department of Career and Technical Education (CTE) accepts applications from high schools that are interested in opening new CTE programming through a CTE Academy(s) or Program(s). The Chicago Public Schools (CPS) looks for high schools to implement innovative approaches to their CTE programming. Schools should only apply for the CTE programs that are supported by labor market needs, provide students with rigorous college prep opportunities and are considered fiscally conservative with the equipment and capital needs. The application period for the school year is closed. The next application should be available in December What is an industry-recognized certification/credential? Industry-recognized certifications/credentials offer a strategy for improving instruction and signaling that students have acquired a defined set of technical skills and knowledge. The benefits of industry-recognized credentials are many: High school CTE programs that lead to certificates and industry-recognized credentials can help young people find skilled employment and give them the option of later returning to school for a higher degree. Employers also benefit from a more highly skilled workforce with certifiable skills. Each industry-recognized certification/credential is aligned to specific programs of study. For example, Adobe Photoshop is an SQRP eligible certification for students who were part of the Digital Media pathway or the Web Design pathway because it is a credential that is highly valuable to those industries especially when coupled with the student s training in the field. I have a CTE program that offers a certification not listed here. How can my school get credit? If you have identified a certification that your current CTE program is offering that is not listed, and you would like to request that it count as an eligible certification for SQRP credit, you should fill out the Approval Request Form. Who can I contact if I have questions? Alison Regalado Perez Chicago Public Schools Early College & Career Education aregalado@cps.edu