CHSD 218. Career & Technical Education (CTE) Dual Credit Program. Presented by: Frank LaMantia Curriculum Director of CTE

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1 CHSD 218 Career & Technical Education (CTE) Dual Credit Program Presented by: Frank LaMantia Curriculum Director of CTE

2 CHSD 218 CTE Business Education Family & Consumer Sciences Industrial Technology

3 40 CTE Course Offerings TV Production & Broadcasting Culinary Arts Child Development Construction/Production Drafting/CAD Automotive Electronics Business/Marketing/Accounting Computer Education Computer Servicing & Networking Web Design/Multimedia

4 Partnerships Moraine Area Career System

5 CTE Dual Credit Program What is Dual Credit? An opportunity for students to enroll in college equivalent courses while concurrently enrolled in their high school CTE courses How does a student enroll in Dual Credit? By completing a Dual Credit Application while enrolled in the aligned CTE high school course ***Application with parent signature required*** How Does a Student Earn Dual Credit? By successfully completing the CTE aligned high school course with a grade of B or better

6 CTE Dual Credit Offerings CHSD 218 offers 16 CTE courses for Dual Credit within the following areas: Automotive Technology Business Administration, Accounting & Office Systems Child Care Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management Information Technology & Information Management Integrated Systems and Electronics Mechanical Design and Drafting TV Production Construction

7 CTE Dual Credit Offerings In Business Education 218 Course MVCC Course 441S Internet Tech & Web Page Design MIS111 Internet Technologies 442F Computer Networking and Internet Devices LAN121 LAN122 Network Essentials Network Services 443S Computer Servicing I LAN111 IT Essentials 453S Computer Servicing II LAN112 LAN101 Managing IT Orientation to IT Professions 514F Accounting/Bookkeeping OSA249 Accounting for Office Professionals 516S Keyboarding and Document Processing II OSA102 Document Formatting 535S Computer Applications II IMS115 Introduction to PC Applications 538S Marketing BUS130 Principles of Marketing

8 CTE Dual Credit Offerings In Family and Consumer Sciences 218 Course MVCC Course 671S Advanced Foods and Nutrition RTM102 Quantity Food Production 678F Child Development Lab CCA102 Growth and Development/Young Child

9 CTE Dual Credit Offerings In Industrial Technology 218 Course MVCC Course 424F Automotive Technology II AUT112 Introductory Automotive Technology 440F Electricity/Electronics ELT101 Electricity and Electronics 442F Computer Networking and Internet Devices LAN121 LAN122 Network Essentials Network Services 443S Computer Servicing I LAN 111 IT Essentials 448F Architecture/Engineering Drafting MDT101 Introduction to Drafting 449F Computer Aided Graphic MDT145 Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting 453S Computer Servicing II LAN112 LAN101 Managing IT Orientation to IT Professions 427S 428F Production Construction and Advanced Production Construction 218 Course SSC Course BLD101 Construction Materials and Methods 445F Broadcast News COM201 Television Production

10 Program of Study A Program of Study is a student s 4 year plan of study that integrates academic and CTE courses towards a career path.

11 Career Pathway: Programs of Study FRESHMAN YEAR: SOPHOMORE YEAR: JUNIOR YEAR: SENIOR YEAR: Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 1 Semester 2 English I English I English II English II English III English III English IV English IV Algebra I Algebra I Geometry Geometry Algebra II Algebra II Geography Geography U.S. History U.S. History Government Economics PE Health PE Driver Ed PE PE PE PE Biology Biology Chemistry Chemistry

12 Program of Study with Dual Credit Career Pathway: Information Support & Services or Network Systems FRESHMAN YEAR: SOPHOMORE YEAR: JUNIOR YEAR: SENIOR YEAR: Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 1 Semester 2 English I English I English II English II English III English III English IV English IV Algebra I Algebra I Geometry Geometry Algebra II Algebra II Trigonometry College Algebra Geography Geography Internet Tech & Web Design Drafting/CAD U.S. History U.S. History Government Economics PE Health PE Driver Ed PE PE PE PE Biology Biology Chemistry Chemistry Physics Physics Multimedia & Web Development Entrepreneurship Foreign Language Foreign Language Foreign Language Foreign Language Electronics Electronics Accounting Accounting Keyboarding I Intro to Business Computer Apps I Computer Svc I Computer Apps II Computer Svc II Computer Networking Computer Networking

13 A Solid Path from Industry- Recognizable Certificates to the Associate Degree May take CompTIA s A+ exam by completing the Computer Support Associate. COMPUTER SUPPORT ASSOCIATE ( CERT. 1348) (LAN101, 111 & 112; total: 7 CR HRS) May take the Network+ exam by completing the Computer Technician certificates COMPUTER TECHNICIAN (CERT. 1418) (above + LAN121 & 122; total: 14 CR HRS) May take either Cisco s CCNA or CompTIA s Security+ exams CISCO NETWORK ASSOCIATE (CERT. 1447) (above + LAN246, 256 & 266; total: 23 CR HRS) NETWORK SECURITY ASSOCIATE (CERT. 1360) (above + LAN103, 153 & 163; total: 21 CR HRS) Depending on coursework, may take exams for Cisco s CCNP, Vmware s VCP5, and/or Microsoft s Certified IT Professional, as well as complete an AAS degree COMPUTER & LAN TECHNICIAN (AAS 1416) (above + 40 CR HRS; total: 63 CR HRS) IT SECURITY SPECIALIST (AAS 1420) (above + 42 CR HRS; total: 63 CR HRS) PARTICIPANTS SHOULD PETITION FOR CERTIFICATES AS THEY ARE COMPLETED

14 A Solid Path from Industry-Recognizable Certificates to the Associate Degree May take CompTIA s A+ exam by completing the Computer Support Associate. COMPUTER SUPPORT ASSOCIATE ( CERT. 1348) (LAN101, 111 & 112; total: 7 CR HRS) Dist. 218 Computer Servicing I-443S Dist. 218 Computer Servicing II-453S May take the Network+ exam by completing the Computer Technician certificates COMPUTER TECHNICIAN (CERT. 1418) (above + LAN121 & 122; total: 14 CR HRS) Dist. 218 Computer Networking & Internet Devices-442F May take either Cisco s CCNA or CompTIA s Security+ exams CISCO NETWORK ASSOCIATE (CERT. 1447) (above + LAN246, 256 & 266; total: 23 CR HRS) NETWORK SECURITY ASSOCIATE (CERT. 1360) (above + LAN103, 153 & 163; total: 21 CR HRS) Depending on coursework, may take exams for Cisco s CCNP, Vmware s VCP5, and/or Microsoft s Certified IT Professional, as well as complete an AAS degree COMPUTER & LAN TECHNICIAN (AAS 1416) (above + 40 CR HRS; total: 63 CR HRS) IT SECURITY SPECIALIST (AAS 1420) (above + 42 CR HRS; total: 63 CR HRS) PARTICIPANTS SHOULD PETITION FOR CERTIFICATES AS THEY ARE COMPLETED

15 CHSD 218 Dual Credit Statistics Moraine Valley Community College 5,400 Students Received College Credit $1.3 Million Saved in College Tuition South Suburban Community College 150 Students Received College Credit $44,000 Saved in College Tuition

16 Dual Enrollment High School Students Attending College during their Senior Year Learn to provide care for an elderly person Become skilled at taking blood pressure, pulse and body temperature Practice daily patient care techniques Develop skills to communicate with Alzheimer s patients Discover how to become a member of a healthcare team

17 Thank you for your interest in CTE and Dual Credit For Additional Information, please contact your School Counselor, CTE Career Facilitator or any CTE Instructor