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- prepares you for employment as a draftsman.
- given instruction to master the techniques and skill of mechanical and civil and structural drafting.
- use computer aided drafting (CAD) to design and draw detailed working plans and blueprints for the architectural, landscaping, construction, and manufacturing industries.
Program completer qualify for employment in positions such as:
- Blueprint Reader
- Drafting Assistant
- Drafting Detailer I & II
- Architectural Drafter
- Civil Drafter
- Mechanical Drafter
- Structural Drafter

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You will use computer aided drafting (CAD) to design and draw detailed working plans and blueprints for the architectural, landscaping, construction, and manufacturing industries.

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The TV training program provides:
- Competency-Based Instruction & Specialized Practical Laboratory Experiences Enabling Students to Become Proficient in the Use of the Camera & Camera Operations
- Audio & Video Control
- Lighting Techniques
- Picture Analysis
- Non-Linear Editing
- Graphics & Control Room/Station Operations
Television Production activities include the use of broadcast cameras both SD & HD advanced set/stage design, audio and video methods, scripting, videotaping and directing/producing.

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This program prepares students for entry-level positions within Television Production by developing proficiency in lighting, camera, audio, and non-linear editing using Final Cut Pro.

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- More practical, "hands-on" approach
- Developed in a real work setting
- Two-year programs combine technical courses with college preparatory courses
- Most Tech-Prep student continue their education at a community college

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- career-oriented programs
- two-year program earn an associates' degree
- could transfer to a four-year college
- Generally cost much less to attend community or technical college than it does a four-year college
- keep their class small
- do not require the ACT or SAT
- take a placement test
- do not have dorms
- do provide athletic program, clubs, and social activities
- when transferring to a four-year college, they do not accept credits in career-oriented courses

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- offer short-term training in a wide variety of career fields
- usually accept any student with a high school diploma
- spend most of their class time in job-related settings
- receive hands-on training
- student-teacher ratio is low
- substantial amount of individual instruction
- can be expensive, costs vary depending on the type and length of the program
- their credits usually aren't accepted by two and four-year colleges

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- prepare students for financially rewarding careers
- broad-based education
- education in a specific subject area or major
- all student take 25%-50% of their classes in general education courses
- Most colleges recommend that students take college prep courses in high school
- College entrance requirements vary greatly
- Have high ACT/SAT scores and high grade point averages
- Tuition and fees at a public four-year college average about $7,600 a year
- Financial aid is money that is given, earned, or lent to help students pay for their education

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- offers qualified applicants a good salary, benefits, and free job training.
- provides discipline and struture, as well as opportunities for carer advancement and travel
- offers training in over 2,000 jobs, most which have civilian counterparts
- four majors branches: Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine
- earn a minimum score on the ASVAB and pass a physical exam
- can be sworn in during senoir year and enter the military after they graduate
- enlistees receive free housing and free medical care
- can receive over $50,000 for college

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- Hands-on approach
- combination of classroom instruction and on-the-job training
- pay individuals while they learn their trade
- demand hard work and dedication
- greater job security, earning power, and opportunities for advancement
- receive 2,000+ hours of on-the-job training each year
- anywhere from 1-6 years, most are 4-year programs
- available in over 1,000 different occupations
- limited number of openings and the competition can be fierce
- must be 18 years old, physically fit, and have a high school diploma or GED
- put on a waiting list

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- educational benefits are usually minimal
- can last anywhere from a few hours to several months
- most often prepare people for minimum wage jobs with limited opportunities for advancement
- try to find a job a field they're considering as a career
- networking is the best way to find a job
- make a five year plan to ensure that you don't get trapped in a dead-end job