What is Northland CAPS? Northland CAPS immerses high school students in professional environments...
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What is Northland CAPS? Northland CAPS immerses high school students in professional environments through engaging curriculum that is driven by passionate
What is Northland CAPS? Northland CAPS immerses high school
students in professional environments through engaging curriculum
that is driven by passionate industry leaders and delivered by
visionary instructors.
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Current Strands Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing Global
Business and Entrepreneurship Medicine and Healthcare Technology
Solutions
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2015 16 Strand Additions Global Logistics and Transportation
Technology Solutions Video, Photography, Digital Media
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To Apply: Must be a junior or senior for the 2015-16 school
year Attend Kearney, Liberty, North Kansas City, Park Hill, Platte
County or Smithville Provide your own transportation Complete
on-line application at: www.northlandcaps.org/apply and submit
bywww.northlandcaps.org/apply February 6, 2015
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Career and Technical Education Center (C-Tec) Two Options:
Automotive Technology College Information Technology Can do either
for one or two years. Located near Northgate Middle School. Bus
transportation is provided. Applications available in the
Counseling Office
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Agricultural Education Construction Technology Culinary Arts
Diesel Technology Early Childhood Careers Health Sciences HVAC/R
Industrial Welding IT Professionals Law Enforcement/CSI
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Agricultural Education is a two-year course designed for
instruction in animal science, agricultural business, plant
science, conservation, landscaping, biotechnology, food science,
agricultural mechanics, career exploration, leadership and personal
development, and supervised agricultural experience. Students who
successfully complete Agricultural Education will possess the
skills and knowledge to enter the workforce or continue with formal
education. Along with industry specified skills and basic academic
skills Agricultural Education emphasizes the 21 st century skills
necessary for gainful employment, such as attendance, teamwork,
critical thinking and work ethic. Agricultural Education Course
Description What does Agricultural Education have in it for me?
Eight career pathways Plant Systems, Animal Systems, Food Science,
Natural Resources, Agribusiness Systems, Biotechnology Systems,
Environmental Service Systems and Ag Mechanics Partnership
Opportunities Karbaumer Farm that works with all eight pathways
National FFA Organization Meeting new people across the state and
nation through conventions and various other leadership
opportunities What is planned for this year? Listed below are
possible projects for each pathway. There are many more! Plant
ScienceFast Plants Animal ScienceNutritional Studies Food
ScienceMake Ice Cream ConservationSchoolyard Ecosystem Ag
BusinessBusiness Proposal BiotechnologyPlant Propagation
LandscapingCreating a Model Greenhouse Ag MechanicsCreating
Hydroponic Systems FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of
students by developing their potential for premier leadership,
personal growth and career success through agricultural education.
FFA Mission FFA Motto Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to
Live, Living to Serve
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NCC combines core academics, employability skills, and career
specific training College and career bound opportunities
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Credentials Hands-On Experience Exposure to Business &
Industry Leadership Opportunities Integrated Academics
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Grades...GPA Attendance Math & Reading Scores Sophomore
Shadow Experience
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EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM MCC-BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
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WHAT IS THE EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM? MCC-Business &
Technology and area high schools have developed a new program
option for students eager to build skills in high-demand technical
career fields: Construction Management CSIS-Cyber Security
Engineering Technology HVAC Industrial Technology Students earn a
certificate upon completion and head start toward completing an
A.A.S. degree.
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Construction Manager 20-29% projected job growth (2012-22)
$40.58 hourly, $84,410 annual U.S. median wages (2013) Plan,
direct, or coordinate, usually through subordinate supervisory
personnel, activities concerned with the construction and
maintenance of structures, facilities, and systems. Job titles:
Concrete Foreman, Construction Area Manager, Construction Foreman,
Construction Manager, Construction Superintendent, General
Contractor, Job Superintendent, Project Executive, Project Manager,
Project Superintendent Total credit hours 47-54
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Information Security/Cyber Security Analyst 20-29% projected
job growth (2012-22) $42.59 hourly, $88,590 annual U.S. median
wages (2013) Plan, implement, upgrade, or monitor security measures
for the protection of computer networks and information. Ensure
appropriate security controls are in place that will safeguard
digital files and vital electronic infrastructure and respond to
computer security breaches and viruses.. Job titles: Information
Technology Specialist, Data Security Administrator, Information
Security Analyst, Information Security Officer, Computer Security
Specialist, Information Security Manager Total credit hours
47-54
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Drafting and Engineering Technology (Mechanical/Manufacturing,
Electronics/Computers, Architectural, Civil) 10-19% projected job
growth (2012-22) $22.92 hourly, $47,680 annual U.S. median wages
(2013) Use computer software and industry knowledge to design
processes, places, or products. Job titles: Civil Engineering
Technician, Electronics Technician, Industrial Engineering
Technician, Manufacturing Production Technician, Process
Documentation and Methods Analyst, Electrical Engineering
Technicians, Architectural Drafter Total credit hours 48-55
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Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
19-29% projected job growth (2012-22) $21.10 hourly, $43,880 annual
U.S. median wages (2013) Install, service, or repair heating and
air conditioning systems in residences or commercial
establishments. Job titles: HVAC Service Technician, HVAC
Installer, HVAC Mechanic, Refrigeration Operator, Transportation
Refrigeration Technician, Ammonia Refrigeration Technician,
Stationary Engineer, Boiler Operator, Stationary Steam Engineer,
Boiler Engineer, Boiler Tender Total credit hours 51-58
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Industrial Mechanic/Electrician 10-19% projected job growth
(2012-22) $25.67 hourly, $53,400 annual U.S. median wages (2013)
Repair, test, adjust, install, or maintain electronic equipment,
such as industrial controls, transmitters, and antennas. Repair,
install, adjust, or maintain industrial production and processing
machinery or refinery and pipeline distribution systems. Job
titles: Maintenance Mechanic, Maintenance Technician, Industrial
Machinery Mechanic, Machine Adjuster, Overhauler, Industrial
Electrician, Industrial Mechanic, Control Technician, Electronics
Technician, Industrial Electrician, Instrument and Electrical
Technician (I&E Tech), Electrical and Instrument Mechanic,
Repair Technician, Service Technician Total credit hours 48-55
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Welder 10-19% projected job growth (2012-22) $17.49 hourly,
$36,370 annual U.S. median wages (2013) Use hand-welding or
flame-cutting equipment to weld or join metal components or to fill
holes, indentations, or seams of fabricated metal products using
prints and industry recognized processes. Job titles: Aluminum
Welder, Fabrication Welder, Fitter/Welder, Maintenance Welder, Mig
Welder, Braze Operator, Weld Technician Total credit hours
49-56
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Machinists and CNC Programmers 20-29% projected job growth
(2012-22) $22.36 hourly, $46,510 annual U.S. median wages (2013)
Set up, operate, or program a variety of machine tools to produce
precision parts and instruments. Job titles: Computer Numerical
Control Programmer (CNC Programmer), CAD CAM Programmer, CNC
Operator, Machinist, Machine Operator, Machine Repair Person,
Production Machinist, Set-Up Machinist, Tool Room Machinist Total
credit hours 49-56
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ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATES OSHA 30 hour card CPR Card/Certificate
ETEC: CADD Certificate INTE: Level I Certificate CSIS: Cyber
Security Certificate WELD: Welding Construction Certificate HVAC:
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration - Job
Ready Certificate CIMM: Mill and Lathe Certificates Construction
Management: Construction Technology Certificate
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TRANSFERABILITY Certificates and degrees can transfer to 4 year
universities Some of the Universities that degrees transfer to:
UCM, UM KC, MU, Pittsburg State, Northwestern, and etc.
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HANDS ON EXPERIENCE Each class works in a lab with real world
equipment Students will learn from instructor that have been in the
field
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HANDS ON EXPERIENCE
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WHERE TO FIND THE LINKS WWW.WTHSCOUNSELING.WEEBLY.COM Go to
College & Career Programs on the left, Then click on District
Programs