WV Career Pathways

west virginia
CAREERPATHWAYS
Acknowledgements
West Virginia Board of Education

Priscilla M. Haden President Lowell E. Johnson Member
Jenny N. Phillips Vice-President L. Wade Linger, Jr. Member
Robert W. Dunlevy Secretary Gayle C. Manchin Member
Delores W. Cook Member Brian Noland Ex Officio
Michael I. Green Member James L. Skidmore Ex Officio
Burma Hatfield Member Steven L. Paine Ex Officio
Council for Community and Technical College Education

Robert Lee Brown Chair John Panza Member
Clarence B. Pennington Vice-Chair Nelson B. Robinson, Jr. Member
Greg Smith Secretary Greg Wooten Member
Jerry Berry Member David K. Hendrickson, Esq. Ex Officio
Kelly Goes Member Stanley Hopkins Ex Officio
Ralph Kelly Member James Skidmore Ex Officio
Mary McKinley Member
Authors and Contributors

Dr. Kathy D’Antoni (WVDE)
Jeff Green (BEP)
Joe Jarvis (BEP)
Tech Prep Coordinators

Ruth Boyd Bob McClain Sandie Lavoie Nicole Runyon
Diane Braun Fred Oleschlager Bob MacPhail Edie Worrells
Linda Cronin Peggy Talley
2 Cover photo taken by South Charleston High School Student, Olivia Ruby
Table of Contents
5 What are Career Pathways?

7 West Virginia Tech Prep Consortia
8 West Virginia Community and Technical
College System
11 West Virginia Career and Technical Centers
12 County Technical and Adult Education Centers
with Five or More Occupational Programs
13 Multi-County Career and Technical Centers
14 What is Your Choice After High School?
16 West Virginia Career Pathways
17 How to Understand the Career Pathways
19 Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources
33 Arts and Humanities
43 Business and Marketing
111 Engineering and Technical
173 Health Science
197 Human Services
239 Adult Career Pathways
277 Additional Career Opportunities in West Virginia
290 Internet Career Resources
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West Virginia Career Pathways:
High School Students and Adults
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What Are Career Pathways And Why Are They Important?
Career Pathways act as a personal GPS system for individuals to find their way to
gainful employment and a successful career. America’s economy has shifted from an
industrial model to an information-technology model. The shift created a significant
increase in high-skilled occupations and a major decline in low skill jobs. Because
today’s workplace needs are more defined, today’s job seeker cannot rely on a
generalist approach to their future career. Individuals seeking gainful employment
need to possess a high level of career knowledge so they can make informed
decisions when choosing a career direction.
The Career Pathways illustrated in this publication focus on a 2+2 (high school to
community college) time-shortened, cost-saving plan to specific occupations. Please
keep in mind that a third +2 (four year college) can always be added to the individual
Career Pathways.
Career pathways are planned journeys to informed destinations.
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Tech Prep Consortia
West Virginia’s Tech Prep Consortia developed the Career Pathways illustrated in this publication. The consortia consist of at least one community and technical college and
the career and technical centers located in the college’s service area. The mission of each consortium is to develop seamless pathways that lead to high-skill, high-wage
careers. The nine West Virginia Tech Prep Consortia are as follows:
Eastern Panhandle Consortium Southeastern Consortium

College: Blue Ridge Community and Technical College College: New River Community and Technical College
Secondary Schools: Berkley, Jefferson, Morgan Secondary Schools: Greenbrier, McDowell, Mercer, Monroe, Nicholas, Pocahontas,
Coordinator: Peggy Talley Raleigh, Summers, Webster
Coordinator: Ruth Boyd
Mid-Ohio Valley Consortium
College: WVU-P
Southern Mountains Consortium
Secondary Schools: Jackson, Pleasants, Ritchie, Roane, Tyler, Wirt, Wood College: Southern Community and Technical College
Coordinator: Diane Braun Secondary Schools: Lincoln, Logan, McDowell, Mingo
Raleigh, Wyoming
Coordinator: Nicole Runyon
North Central Consortium
College: Pierpont Community and Technical College
Secondary Schools: Barbour, Braxton, Calhoun, Doddridge, Gilmer, Harrison, Lewis,
Western Consortium
Marion, Monongalia, Preston, Randolph, Taylor, Upshur College: Mountwest Community and Technical College
Coordinator: Linda Cronin Secondary Schools: Cabell, Mason, Wayne, Putnam, Collins Career Center (Lawrence
County Ohio)
Coordinator: Bob McClain
Northern Panhandle Consortium
College: West Virginia Northern Community and Technical College
Secondary Schools: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, Ohio, Wetzel
Whitewater Consortium
Coordinator: Fred Oelschlager Colleges: Bridgemont Community and Technical College, Kanawha Valley Community
and Technical College
Secondary Schools: Clay, Fayette, Kanawha
Potomac Highlands Consortium Coordinator: Edie Worrells
College: Eastern Community and Technical College
Secondary Schools: Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral, Pendleton, Tucker, School for
the Deaf and Blind
Coordinator: Grover Duling
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West Virginia’s Community and Technical College System
Blue Ridge Community and Technical College Bridgemont Community and Technical College
www.blueridgectc.edu www.bridgemont.edu
Phone: 304.260.4380 Phone: 304.734.6600 or 304.734.6003
Blue Ridge Community and Technical College located in Martinsburg, WV, Building on a proud history that spans decades of leading technical education
stays true to their mission statement by providing a diverse student population comes a new look, renewed commitment and mountains of opportunity for the
with collaborative programs and support services to improve the quality of career goals of today’s student. Bridgemont graduates are in demand in fields such
life and promote economic development. With over 50 Associate Degree and as civil, electrical and mechanical engineering technology; computer networking;
certificate programs, Blue Ridge CTC focuses on career entry, university transfer, dental hygiene; and business and health management. The college offers programs
developmental education, and workforce development. Some of the academic that prepare students for 6 of the top 10 highly profitable jobs that require
programs include nursing, business, information technology, culinary arts, electrical Associate Degrees. Bridgemont Community and Technical provides interactive
distribution, criminal justice, allied health sciences and liberal arts. online classes, 2- and 4-day schedules, EDGE credits, financial aid and work study
for those who qualify, and multiple scholarships.
In addition to their general curriculum, Blue Ridge Community and Technical
College also extends educational opportunities to area businesses. Their workforce Call or visit Bridgemont today to set up an appointment or visit us online and
development program offers a full range of training solutions, through nationally experience a place of learning that is student-focused and solution-centered. Your
recognized curriculums and result-oriented, customized training plans. Blue Ridge success is our primary goal.
CTC has the ability to train groups of employees seeking to attain a degree or build
upon previous credits, with classes being delivered at a business location, online or
on campus. Their ongoing Fast Track programs provide an introduction to computer
Eastern West Virginia Community and
programs, such as QuickBooks and MS Access Technical College
Blue Ridge CTC has two locations in Berkeley County, with the main campus at 400 www.eastern.wvnet.edu
West Stephen Street in downtown Martinsburg, WV, and the Technology Center Phone: 304.434.8000
located at 5550 Winchester Avenue, off Route 11, in the Berkeley Business Park. The college is located in Moorefield, WV. Eastern is a 21st Century institution
To learn more about what Blue Ridge Community and Technical College has to offer driven by the principle that a quality higher education should be affordable and
call or visit our web site. convenient. Eastern offers programs, as well as numerous skill sets and certificates
to accelerate individuals towards their dreams. We’re here to guide you there.
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Kanawha Valley Community and Technical College of community college programs and services are offered at the Mercer County
Campus in Princeton, the Greenbrier Valley Campus in Lewisburg, the Nicholas
www.kvctc.edu County Campus in Summersville and the Raleigh County Campus at the Public Higher
Phone: 304.766.3118 Education Center in Beaver. New River offers 10 Associate in Applied Science (AAS)
Kanawha Valley Community and Technical College, located in Nitro, WV is a degree programs; 13 Associate in Science (AS) degree programs; one Associate in
comprehensive community and technical college committed to meeting the needs of Arts (A.A.) degree; and a number of Collegiate Certificates and Collegiate Skill Set
students and the communities in the region. With many quality educational programs Certificates. A number of the AS degree programs are articulated with and transfer to
that will prepare students for the future, the college is a starting point to many four-year baccalaureate programs at Bluefield State College, Glenville State College,
exciting careers and educational opportunities. Concord University and other state-supported institutions.
KVCTC offers twenty-three Associate Degree programs, with 42 options, that may also
transfer into bachelors’ degree programs. The college also offers customized training, Pierpont Community and Technical College
credit and non-credit training for business and industry through the Workforce www.pierpont.edu
and Economic Development Division. KVCTC has an extensive off campus network Phone: 304.367.4692
of workplace based training sites throughout the service region of Kanawha and
Putnam counties, including the Valley Fork site in Clay County. Pierpont Community and Technical College is located in Fairmont, WV. It is a
comprehensive community college serving thirteen counties in north central West
KVCTC is your college of opportunity. The classes are geared to give students the Virginia. Sharing a 120-acre main campus with its partner institution Fairmont State
specific knowledge needed to begin a career or advancement in current jobs. University, Pierpont offers students the responsiveness of a community college with
Students at KVCTC also prepare for transfer to baccalaureate degree programs at the amenities of a university. With an enrollment of over 2,600 students, Pierpont
other colleges across the country. offers more than 50 Associate Degree programs, skill sets and certificates as well as
Visit the website to learn more about KVCTC, its programs, and opportunities that a variety of courses at more than 15 sites throughout our region. Pierpont specializes
await you. Kanawha Valley Community and Technical College is “Your College of in providing training in two years or less that will put you on the path to a good job
Opportunity.” close to home. A sampling of programs includes:
• Flight and Aviation Maintenance
• Culinary Arts, Resort and Hotel Management, Event Planning and Dietary
Mountwest Community and Technical College Management
http://mctc.edu • Respiratory Care, Veterinary Technology, Physical Therapy Assisting and Medical
Phone: 304.696.4623 Laboratory Technology
Mountwest is located in Huntington, WV. Formerly known as Marshall Community • Early Childhood and Para–Education
College, Mountwest was founded in 1975 as a separate college within Marshall • Graphics/Design/Drafting Technology
University to better serve students by bringing together many of the two-year • Power Plant Technology and 12 Associate of Applied Science in Technical Studies
Associate Degree programs under one college. In 1991, the college name was degrees
changed to Marshall Community and Technical College to better reflect the technical • Paralegal Studies and Homeland Security
nature of many of the programs offered.
Don’t limit your dreams…get there with Pierpont Community and Technical College!
During the 2010 legislative session, Marshall Community College was renamed
Mountwest Community and Technical College. Mountwest provides open access to
education and training for a diverse population and assists students and employers
to meet regional and global workforce demands. Mountwest offers approximately 50
programs that lead to an Associate Degree, as well as various certificate programs.
New River Community and Technical College

www.newriver.edu
Phone: 304.929.5450
New River Community and Technical College is a multi-campus state-supported
institution headquartered in Beckley, West Virginia, New River combines tradition
with innovation to meet the needs of its diverse service area, which includes Fayette,
Greenbrier, Mercer, Monroe, Nicholas, Pocahontas, Raleigh, Summers, and Webster
Counties in southern West Virginia. In addition to the Beckley Campus, a full range
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West Virginia’s Community and
Technical College System
Southern West Virginia Community and Technical
College
www.southernwv.edu
Phone: 304.792.7098
Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College, the main campus
located in Logan, WV, is the premier educational institution in the Southwestern
region. Southern utilizes the latest advances in technology and an experienced and
dedicated staff to provide our students with the highest quality education available.
In the future, more jobs will be opening for applicants with technical training than West Virginia Northern Community College
any other level of education. You can make the most of your talents with a Southern
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree or Certificate in one of the several www.wvncc.edu
rewarding career fields available. Phone: 304.233.5900
Students earning Associate Degrees and certificates or working toward a four degree The student population at West Virginia Northern Community College (WVNCC) has
through a 2+2 agreement at Southern also enjoy the lowest tuition rates in the state; grown consistently, at times having double digit enrollment growth, since the year
make Southern the smart choice for education. 2000. Northern, a public, comprehensive community college with campus locations
in Wheeling, Weirton, and New Martinsville, was created on May 9, 1972, and has
grown into the largest institution of higher education in the Upper Ohio Valley.
The college tuition schedule remains among the lowest in the state. Along with its
service area of Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, Wetzel and Tyler counties, WVNCC
has a tuition reciprocity agreement that serves students in four neighboring Ohio
counties; Jefferson, Harrison, Belmont and Monroe. A lowered metro rate is offered to
students in the Pennsylvania counties of Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Washington and
Greene as well as to students from Columbiana and Washington Counties in Ohio.
As a comprehensive community college, Northern offers a wide variety of more than
70 programs in the arts and sciences and career-technical education, and dozens of
continuing education offerings. There are nearly 20 specialized two plus two transfer
programs with numerous four-year institutions. Online education offerings continue
to expand and Northern graduates also have direct access to some master’s degree
programs.
West Virginia University of Parkersburg

www.wvup.edu
Phone: 304.424.8200
West Virginia University of Parkersburg, located in Parkersburg, WV, is the largest
community college in West Virginia. The institution offers a blend of certificate and
associate programs as well as select bachelor’s degrees. More than 4,300 students
attend WVU Parkersburg. It is the only community college in West Virginia accredited
to offer baccalaureate degrees. WVU Parkersburg is the state’s fifth largest public
institution of higher education. The Parkersburg campus is one of 34 public
institutions in the United States classified as a Baccalaureate/Associates’ College by
the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
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West Virginia’s Career and Technical Centers
Boone County Career and Technical Center Garnet Career Center

Phone: 304.369.4585 Phone: 304.348.6195
No Website Available http://kcs.kana.k12.wv.us/garnet/site.php
Cabell County Career Technology Center Ralph R. Willis Career and Technical Center
Phone: 304.528.5172 Phone: 304.752.4687
http://ccctc.cabe.tec.wv.us http://lc2.boe.loga.k12.wv.us/rrwvocat
Fayette Institute of Technology Marion County Technical Center

Phone: 304.469.2911 Phone: 304.986.3590
http://fit.faye.tec.wv.us www.mctconline.com
John D. Rockefeller IV Career Center Mason County Career Center

Phone: 304.564.3337 Phone: 304.675.3039
http://jdrcc.hanc.tec.wv.us www.edline.net/pages/mason_county_vtc
Ben Franklin Career Center McDowell County Career Technology Center

Phone: 304.766.0369 Phone: 304.436.3488
http://bfcc.kana.tec.wv.us http://boe.mcdo.k12.wv.us/votech
Carver Career and Technical Center

Phone: 304.348.1965
http://carvercareercenter.net/index.html
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County Technical and Adult Education Centers
with Five or More Occupational Programs

Academy of Careers and Technology Nicholas County Career and Technical Center
Phone: 304.256.4615 Phone: 304.742.5416
http://wvact.net http://ncctc.nich.tec.wv.us/index.htm
Mercer County Technical Education Center Putnam County Technical Center

Phone: 304.425.9551 Phone: 304.586.3494
http://mctec.merc.tec.wv.us www.edline.net/pages/putnamcareertechnical_center
Mineral County Technical Center Randolph Technical Center

Phone: 304.788.4240 Phone: 304.636.9195
http://mctc.mine.tec.wv.us http://rtcwv.org
Mingo County Career and Technical Center Taylor County Technical Center
Phone: 304.475.3347 Phone: 304.265.1050
No website available www.wvonline.com/techcenter
Monongalia County Technical Ed. Center Wood County Technical Center

Phone: 304.291.9240 Phone: 304.420.9501
http://boe.mono.k12.wv.us/schools/allschools/mtec.htm http://wcvt.wood.tec.wv.us
Monroe County Technical Center Wyoming County Career and Technical Center
Phone: 304.753.9971 Phone: 304.732.8050
http://mctc.monr.tec.wv.us http://wcvtc.wyom.tec.wv.us
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Multi-County Career and
Technical Centers
James Rumsey Technical Institute
Counties: Berkeley, Jefferson, Morgan
Phone: 304.754.7925
www.jamesrumsey.net
Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center

Counties: Calhoun, Gilmer
Phone: 304- 354-6151
http://cgcc.calh.tec.wv.us
United Technical Center

Counties: Doddridge, Harrison, Taylor
Phone: 304.326.7582
www.harcoboe.com/utc/index.cfm
South Branch Career and Technical Education Center

Counties: Grant, Hardy, Pendleton
Phone: 304.257.1331
www.southbranchtech.com
Roane-Jackson Technical Center

Counties: Jackson, Roane
Phone: 304.372.7335
www.roane-jacksontechnicalcenter.com
Fred W. Eberle Technical Center

Counties: Barbour, Lewis, Upshur
Phone: 304.472.1259
http://fetc.upsh.tec.wv.us
Mid Ohio Valley Technical Institute

Counties: Pleasant, Ritchie, Tyler
Phone: 304.684.2464
http://movti.plea.tec.wv.us
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What Is Your Choice After High School?
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Work Military Postsecondary Education
The secondary career-tech credentialed A career in the armed forces offers The secondary career tech credentialed pathway
pathways have a 95% job placement. many career opportunities. offers college credit while in high school allowing
you to obtain a college degree in a shorter time.
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West Virginia Career Pathways
The Career Pathways listed in this publication provide West Virginia high school career technical students and adults the opportunity to prepare for the workplace and to begin
accumulating credits toward an Associate Degree or a postsecondary certificate in their field of study. Students electing this pathway have the opportunity to graduate from
high school with a significant number of college credits toward an Associate Degree. Adults who elect to enter these programs at the career tech center may also attain college
credit. These Career Pathways offer the participant outstanding opportunities in a cost-saving, time shortened, college-going model.
The West Virginia Career Pathways feature a unique initiative called EDGE.
What is EDGE? How to use and understand the Career Pathways

EDGE stands for Earn a Degree - Graduate Early. It gives adults and high school publication
students the opportunity to receive (without cost) community college credit for The publication features 185 high school Career Pathways and 34 adult Career
specific high school courses. Pathways that are grouped by career clusters. Clusters are large groupings of
occupations that are similar in core knowledge. Each cluster has been assigned a
How will that help me? color that is located on the top, right hand side of each page and contains Career
Pathways indicative of the cluster area. Example: All Career Pathways focused in
Adults and high school students have the opportunity to earn an Associate Degree the health areas will be located in the health cluster section of the publication and
with substantial savings. By following the Career Pathways, a student will save can be identified by a blue bar on the side of the page. The following is a list of the
anywhere from $300 to $3,000 dollars in college tuition and in some instances clusters and color codes:
could earn an Associate Degree within one year or along with a high school
• Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources: Orange
diploma.
• Arts and Humanities: Green
• Business and Management: Red
Who can participate? • Engineering and Technology: Purple
Anyone, adult or high school student, can participate. • Health Science: Blue
• Human Services: Yellow
Why would I want to go to a community and Community and Technical Colleges offering a Career Pathway for students still in high
technical college if I have earned a career school or adults are represented by a “color” dot that is located in the center of the
cluster bar.
certification (auto mechanics, welding, building
construction, machine tool technology, etc.) in EDGE: the career technical courses that will count for college credit if student
successfully masters the content of the class are highlighted in orange in the
a career technical program and can enter the respective Career Pathways. Dual Credit college opportunities within the pathways
workforce? are highlighted in purple.
By applying the EDGE credits available in these career technical programs to an
AAS degree in Technical Studies, students have the ability to expand their career
opportunities by gaining leadership, managerial and entrepreneurial skills. This
benefits not only the student, but the economic future of West Virginia.
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How to Understand the Career Pathway
Career Cluster Color Bar
AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE
AND NATURAL RESOURCES High School and College Transition Plan
High School Cluster
Cluster: Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources College: Mountwest CTC
and Concentration
Concentration: SN0182 Natural Resources Systems Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
Community College that
High School College Plan
offers the program and
Grade English/Language Arts Math Science Social Studies/Sciences Required Courses and Electives Career and Technical Courses
the college degree it
Required Course
Sequence
Recommended Course
Sequence
Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence Recommended CTE
Electives
leads to
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 4-8 credits 0101 Agriculture and Natural
Resources I Required courses if
SECONDARY
Recommended
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to Health
CTE Electives
0102 Agriculture and Natural shaded in orange are
Check Local School for Dual Credit Availability

Biology 1900 Resources II or 0190 Wildlife
Management eligible for college
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century The Arts 0182 Forestry I
credit through EDGE
Chemistry Studies
12 English 12 College Transition Math 1439 Civics for the 21st Century 1411/1413 0134 Agriscience Experience Program
or Algebra ll Intro to Bus/Mkt Bus Comp App. I or II
College Course - MG 101 College Course - IT 101
Community and Technical College Plan

1st Semester Freshman Year
Year 13 ENL 111 Math/Science 0101 Agriculture and 0102 Agriculture and Natural Soc. Science IT 101
Written Communications Elective 3 hrs Natural Resources I Resources II or 0190 Wildlife Elective 3 hrs Fundamentals of Computers
EDGE 5 hrs Management EDGE 3 hrs
EDGE 5 hrs
POSTSECONDARY
2nd Semester Freshman Year

Year 13 ENL 231 Math/Science 0182 Forestry I 0134 Agriscience Experience Com 112
Technical Report Writing Elective 3 hrs EDGE 5 hrs Program
EDGE 5 hrs
Oral Communication College courses shaded in
1st Semester Sophomore Year orange are EDGE courses
Year 14 MG 202 AAT 104 MG 101 MG 233 HMN 235
Business Organization and Records Management Intro to Bus. Personnel Management Leadership Development
Management EDGE 3 hrs Studies
2nd Semester Sophomore Year
Year 14 MG 226 MG 209 MK 210 ISM 133
Commercial Papers and
Transactions
Occupational Safety Customer Service Principles of Supervision and
Management
College courses in the
career pathway
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 62 Occupations:
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 Environmental Conservation Officer
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Average Salary (Management Level): $21,000-$49,000
Average College Savings: $2,094
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College Credit earned Average What career this Average
through EDGE College Savings pathway prepares Starting Salary
you for
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Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources
CLUSTER
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AGRICULTURE, Occupations
SCIENCE AND Power, Structural and

Technical Systems
Food Products and
Processing Systems
NATURAL RESOURCES • Equipment Operators

• Teachers
• Farm Equipment Mechanics
• Agriculture and Food Science
Technicians
• Farm and Ranch Mgrs
• Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics • Nonfarm Animal Caretakers
• First line Supervisors/Managers Of
Plant Systems Farming, Fishing, Forestry Workers
Looking for exciting careers that pay well and keep you motivated and challenged?
• Pest Control Workers
Look into this cluster. It includes research and developmental sciences, agriculture, • Food Scientists • Agriculture Inspectors
agriculture production, and natural resources. Agriculture and supporting • Farm Workers and Laborers • Purchasing Agents
companies employ large numbers of workers. Natural Resources, including the • Pesticide Handlers/Sprayers • Chemical Technicians
timber industry, fish, and wildlife and recreation management provide additional • Biophysicists • Office Machine Operators
career opportunities. • Landscapers • Computer Support Specialist
• Tree Trimmers/Pruners • Food Batchmakers
You should be able to: • Teachers
• Communicate well • Floral Designers
• Greenhouse Workers Natural Resources Systems
• Work effectively with others
• Economists
• Reason logically and use step by step procedures • Teachers
• Grounds Maintenance Workers
• Work under pressure • Environmental Science and
• Farm/Home Manager Advisors Protection Technicians
• Farm and Ranch Managers • Captains, Mates, and Pilots
You should like: • Manager of Retail Sales • First Line Supervisors of water
• Activities of a scientific and technical nature vessels
• Activities that involve the use of machines, techniques and processes • Forest and Conservation Technicians
Agribusiness Systems
• Working with processes, machines, and techniques • Chemical Processing Machine Setters
• Agriculture and Food Scientists
• Farm and Home Management
Did You Know? Advisors Animal Systems
• Approximately 22 million Americans work in agriculture today. • Agriculture Teachers • Agriculture and Food Science
• Less than 2 percent of those working in agriculture work in traditional • Graphic Designers Technicians
production agriculture. • News Analysts, Reporters, and • Animal Breeders
• There are more than 300 diverse careers in agriculture. Correspondents • Farm Workers
• Careers range from biotechnology and education to marketing and sales. • Animal Trainers
• Changing world food needs and rapidly developing technology mean • First Line Supervisors/Agriculture
Environmental Service Systems
opportunities will continue to grow. and Food Scientists
• Environmental Engineering • Farm and Home Management
• Heating, Air Conditioning and Advisors
Technicians • Nonfarm Animal Caretakers
• Refrigeration Mechanics • Science Teachers
• Occupational and Health Safety • Farm and Ranch Managers
Specialists
• Water and Liquid Waste Plant and
System Operators
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Selected Career Information
Occupation Career Cluster 2016 Projected Job Description Minimum Usual WV Annual High High High
Employment Education Wage Skill Wage Demand
Biological Science Natural 366 Assist biological and medical scientists in laboratories. Set up, Bachelor’s degree $34,904 x
Technicians Resources operate, and maintain laboratory instruments and equipment,
monitor experiments, make observations, and calculate and
record results. May analyze organic substances, such as blood,
food, and drugs.
Clinical, Science Natural 806 Diagnose and treat mental disorders; learning disabilities; and Doctoral degree $50,751 x x
Counseling, Resources cognitive, behavioral, and emotional problems using individual,
and School child, family, and group therapies. May design and implement
Psychologists behavior modification programs.
Geological Science Natural 278 Assist scientists in the use of electrical, sonic, or nuclear Associate’s Not x
and Petroleum Resources measuring instruments in both laboratory and production Degree Reported
Technicians activities to obtain data indicating potential sources of metallic
ore, gas, or petroleum. Analyze mud and drill cuttings. Chart
pressure, temperature, and other characteristics of wells or bore
holes. Investigate and collect information leading to the possible
discovery of new oil fields.
Environmental Science Natural 180 Design, plan, or perform engineering duties in the prevention, Bachelor’s Degree $67,200 x x
Engineers Resources control, and remediation of environmental health hazards using
engineering disciplines. May include waste treatment, site
remediation, or pollution control technology.
Environmental Science Natural 660 Conduct research or perform investigation for the purpose of Master’s degree $47,887 x x
Scientists and Resources identifying, abating, or eliminating sources of pollutants or
Specialists, hazards that affect either the environment or the health of the
Including Health population. Utilizing knowledge of various scientific disciplines
may collect, synthesize, study, report, and take action based on
data derived from measurements or observations of air, food,
soil, water, and other sources.
Environmental Science Natural 410 Performs laboratory and field tests to monitor the environment Associate’s $30,058 x
Science and Resources and investigate sources of pollution, including those that Degree
Protection affect health. Under direction of an environmental scientist or
Technicians specialist, may collect samples of gases, soil, water, and other
materials for testing and take corrective actions as assigned.
Geoscientists, Science Natural 365 Study the composition, structure, and other physical aspects Master’s degree $76,321 x x
Except Resources of the earth. May use geological, physics, and mathematics
Hydrologists and knowledge in exploration for oil, gas, minerals, or underground
Geographers water; or in waste disposal, land reclamation, or other
environmental problems. May study the earth’s internal
composition, atmospheres, oceans, and its magnetic,
electrical, and gravitational forces. Includes mineralogists,
crystallographers, paleontologists, stratigraphers, geodesists,
and seismologists.
Logging Science Natural 907 Drive logging tractor or wheeled vehicle equipped with one Technical Training $28,161
Equipment Resources or more accessories, such as bulldozer blade, frontal shear, or Apprenticeship
Operators grapple, logging arch, cable winches, hoisting rack, or crane
boom, to fell tree; to skid, load, unload, or stack logs; or to pull
stumps or clear brush.
Natural Science Science Natural 240 Plan, direct, or coordinate activities in such fields as life Bachelor’s degree $86,400 x x
Managers Resources sciences, physical sciences, mathematics, and statistics, and in or higher plus
research and development in these fields. work experience
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Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources
PATHWAYS
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AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE AND NATURAL RESOURCES CAREER PATHWAY

Cluster: Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources College: : Mountwest CTC, New River CTC, Pierpont CTC, WV Northern CC
Concentration: SN0120 Agribusiness Systems Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Language
Math Required Courses and

Arts Science Social Studies/ Sciences

GRADE
Recommended Course Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses

Required Course Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence

Sequence Electives
Sequence
0101 Agriculture & Natural
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education
Resources I
4-8 credits
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to

10 English 10 Geometry Health Recommended Resources II
Biology 1900

CTE Electives
0135 Agri & Natural
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Resources III or 0136 Agri.
Chemistry Studies
Natural Resources IV
1439 1411/1413
College Transition Math 0134 Agricultural Experience
12 English 12 Intro to Bus/Mkt Civics for the 21st Century Bus Comp App. I or II
or Algebra ll Program
College Course—MG 101 College Course—IT 101
IT 101
Year 0102 Agriculture & Natural Fundamentals of Computers
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Resources I General Ed Requirement
13 Resources II EDGE 3 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
EDGE 5 hrs
0135 Agri & Natural
POSTSECONDARY
Year Resources III or 0136 Agri. 0134 Agricultural Experience

General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement
13 Natural Resources IV Program EDGE 5 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
1st Semester Sophomore Year
Year Business Organization and Intro to Bus. Leadership Development
Records Management Personnel Management
14 Management Studies
EDGE 3 hrs
Year Commercial Papers and Principles of Supervision &
Occupational Safety Customer Service
14 Transactions Management
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 62 Occupations

Farm workers and laborers, greenhouse and nursery production, nonfarm animal caretakers,
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26- 37
slaughterers and meat packers, farm products
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 25-36 (Management Level)
Average College Savings $3094 Average Salary $21,000 to $49,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-37 Farm workers and laborers, greenhouse and nursery production, nonfarm animal caretakers,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 25-36 slaughterers and meat packers, farm products
Average College Savings: $3,094 Average Salary: $21,000-$49,000
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Cluster: Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources College: : Kanawha CTC, Mountwest CTC, New River CTC, Pierpont CTC
Concentration: SNO221, 222, 223, 224, 225 Animal Systems Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Resources I or 0149 Small
4-8 credits Animal Care
0137 Animal & Vet. Science-
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to Recommended

10 English 10 Geometry Health Large Animal or 2007 Equine
Biology 1900
CTE Electives Science

0138 Animal & Veterinary
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Science - Small Animal or
Chemistry Studies
0132 Agricultural Biotech.
1439 1411/1413
IT 101
0101 Agriculture & Natural 0137 Animal & Vet.
Year Fundamentals of Computers
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Resources I or 0149 Small Science- Large Animal or General Ed Requirement
13 EDGE 3 hrs.
Animal Care EDGE 5 hrs 2007 Equine Science
EDGE 5 hrs.
0138 Animal & Veterinary
POSTSECONDARY
0134 Agricultural Experience

Year Science - Small Animal or
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Program General Ed Requirement
13 0132 Agricultural Biotech.
EDGE 5 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
MG 101
14 Management EDGE 3 hrs Studies


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 Farm workers and laborers, , slaughterers and meat packers, purchasing agents and buyers
(Management Level)
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 Farm workers and laborers, , slaughterers and meat packers, purchasing agents and buyers
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Cluster: Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources College: : Mountwest CTC, New River CTC, Pierpont CTC
Concentration: SN0230 Agri Food Products & Processing Systems Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Resources I or 0160 Animal
Processing - Plant
4-8 credits 0139
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Health Animal Processing I
Biology 1900 Recommended
CTE Electives

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 0151
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts
Chemistry Studies Animal Processing - Retail
1439 1411/1413
0101 Agriculture & Natural IT 101
0139
Year Resources I or 0160 Animal Fundamentals of Computers
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Animal Processing I General Ed Requirement
13 Processing – Plant EDGE 3 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
EDGE 5 hrs
0151
Year 0134 Agricultural Experience
POSTSECONDARY
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Animal Processing - Retail General Ed Requirement

13 Program EDGE 5 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
MG 101
14 Management EDGE 3 hrs Studies

MG 226 ISM 133
Year MG 209 MK 210
Commercial Papers and Principles of Supervision &
14 Occupational Safety Customer Service
Transactions Management
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-37 Farm workers and laborers, , slaughterers and meat packers, , farm products , food and drug
inspector

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-37 Farm workers and laborers, slaughterers and meat packers, farm products, food and drug inspector
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 25-36 Average Salary (Management Level): $21,000-$49,000
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AGRICULTURE SCIENCE AND NATURAL RESOURCES CAREER PATHWAY

Cluster: Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources College: New River CTC
Concentration: SN0181 Natural Resource Systems – Forestry/NR Specialization Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math
Science Required Courses and

Language Arts Recommended Social Studies/Sciences

GRADE
Required Course Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses

Required Course Course Required Course Sequence

Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Agriculture,
Science & Natural Resources 0182 Forestry I
Electives College Course Component III
College Course Component III
All CTE Approved Agriculture,
Biology or United States Studies to Science & Natural Resources 0183 Forestry II
10 English 10 Geometry Health
Electives
Conceptual Biology 1900 College Course Component III

SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer Apps All CTE Approved Agriculture, 0184 Forestry III Or
Conceptual
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century I or II Science & Natural Resources 0101 Agriculture & Natural
11 English 11 Chemistry
Math Studies College Course Electives Resources I
Or Human Anatomy
Computer Elective College Course Component III College Course Component III
& Physiology
Civics for the 21st All CTE Approved Agriculture, 0185 Forestry IV Or
College Speech or Adv. Written
Recommended Century Science & Natural Resources 0134 Agriculture Experience
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE
CTE Electives College Course POSC Electives Program
or Algebra ll Electives
200 College Course Component III College Course Component III
Year Component III Component III Component III Component III
English 101 Composition Math 101 General Math
13 *Earned in High School *Earned in High School *Earned in High School *Earned in High School

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY
Year English 103 Technical Math 102 Intermediate Algebra Computer Elective
Humanities Elective Social Science Elective Component II
13 Writing or Lab Science Elective *Earned in High School *Earned in High School *Earned in High School

Year Component III Component III
Component II Component II Component II Component II
14 *Earned in High School *Earned in High School
Year Component III Component III*
14 *Earned in High School Earned in High School
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 60-61 Occupations

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Forest Rangers, Loggers
Average College
Required Savings
Credit Hours for Degree: $4,32
60-61 0 - $4,440 Average Salary
Occupations: $21,000 to $49,000
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Forest Rangers, Loggers
Average College Savings: $4,320-$4,440
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Cluster: Agriculture, Science, and Natural Resources College: WV Northern CC
Concentration: 0181 Forestry Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies

GRADE
English/ Language Arts Math Science Social Studies/ Sciences Required Courses and
Recommended CTE Electives
Career and Technical Courses

Required Course Sequence Recommended Course Sequence Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence
0101 Agriculture and Natural

9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Resources I or 1813 Forestry III
0102 Agriculture and Natural

SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health
Resources II or 1814 Forestry IV

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 0182 or 1811 Forestry I
Chemistry Studies
College Transition Math or

12 English 12 Recommended CTE Elective Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Elective 0182 or 1812 Forestry II
Algebra ll

Year SS 101 Introduction to Social CIT 117 Introduction to Computers
ENG 101 College Composition I MATH 102 Technical Math I ACC 122 Accounting I
13 Science & Information Processing

ENG 115 Technical Writing
Year Or
POSTSECONDARY
PHYS 115 Applied Physics ACC 123 Accounting Elective

13 SPCH 105 Fundamentals of Speech
Communication
Year
PSYC 155 Human Relations MKT 230 Principles of Marketing BA Business Law I MGT Small Business Management
14
Year
14
Occupations
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 63

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 32 Forest Rangers, Loggers
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Cluster: Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources College: Pierpont CTC
Concentration: SN 0123 Horticulture Specialist Associate Degree: AAS in Technical Studies
Math
English/ Language Arts Science Social Studies/ Sciences Required Courses and
GRADE Required Course Sequence
Recommended Course
Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence Recommended CTE Electives
Electives Career and Technical Courses
Sequence
0101 Agricultural & Natural

Resources I
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to 0102 Agricultural & Natural

Biology 1900 Resources II

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 0212 Horticulture
Chemistry Studies
College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Recommended CTE 0134 Agricultural Experience
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century
Algebra ll Electives College 101 Elective/Bus Comp Apps 2 Program
Computer Concepts & Freshman Seminar or College Liberal Studies Elective Society / Technical/Occupational Specialty Technical/Occupational Specialty 2
Year 13 Written English
Applications 101 Human Interaction I (5 hours) (5 hours)
Written English 2 /Technical Technical/Occupational Specialty Technical/Occupational Specialty

Year 13 Business Math Earth and Sky Economics or Financial Literacy
Report Writing 3 (5 hours) 4 (5 hours)
Safety and Environment

Year 14 Recommended Elective Recommended Elective CPR & Workplace Safety On the Job Training On the Job Training
Components of Industry
Year 14

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 Greenhouse – Small Business Owner, Agricultural Sales, Agricultural Communications Specialist,,
(Management Level)
Additional EDGE possible: 6 Average Salary : $21,000 to $49,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 Greenhouse – Small Business Owner, Agricultural Sales, Agricultural Communications Specialist
Additional EDGE Possible: 6 Average Salary (Management Level): $21,000-$49,000
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Cluster: Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources College: : Mountwest CTC
Concentration: SN0182 Natural Resources Systems Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
Resources I
4-8 credits
Resources II or 0190 Wildlife
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to Recommended

Biology 1900 CTE Electives Management

0182
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Forestry I
Chemistry Studies
1439 1411/1413 0134 Agriscience Experience
College Transition Math
12 English 12 Intro to Bus/Mkt Civics for the 21st Century Bus Comp App. I or II Program
or Algebra ll
0102 Agri. & Natural
IT 101
Math/Science 0101 Agriculture & Natural Resources II or 0190 Wildlife
Year ENL 111 Soc. Science Fundamentals of Computers
Elective 3 hrs. Resources I Management
13 Written Communications Elective 3 hrs EDGE 3 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs EDGE 5 hrs

POSTSECONDARY
ENL 231 Math/Science 0182 Forestry I 0134 Agriscience Experience

Year Com 112
Technical Report Writing Elective 3 hrs. EDGE 5 hrs Program
13 Oral Communication
EDGE 5 hrs
MG 202 MG 101 HMN 235
Year AAT 104 Intro to Bus. MG 233
Business Organization and Leadership Development
14 Records Management Personnel Management
Management EDGE 3 hrs Studies
MG 226 ISM 133
Year MG 209 MK 210
Commercial Papers and Principles of Supervision &
14 Occupational Safety Customer Service
Transactions Management

(Management Level)

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Cluster: Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources College: : New River CTC, Mountwest CTC, WV Northern CC
Concentration: SNO 211, 212, 214 Agri. Plant Systems Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
Resources I or0212
Horticulture
4-8 credits 0214 Greenhouse Technology
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to or 0215 Landscape Design &

Biology 1900 Recommended Installation
CTE Electives
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 0213 Floriculture
Chemistry Studies
1439 1411/1413
0101 Agriculture & Natural 0214 Greenhouse Technology IT 101
Year General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Resources I or0212 or 0215 Landscape Design & General Ed Requirement Fundamentals of Computers
13 Horticulture Installation EDGE 3 hrs.
POSTSECONDARY
Year General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement 0213 Floriculture 0134 Agricultural Experience General Ed Requirement
13 EDGE 5 hrs Program EDGE 5 hrs
MG 101
14 Management Studies
EDGE 3 hrs

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-32 Farm workers and laborers, greenhouse and nursery production
(Management Level)
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 30 -36

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-32 Farm workers and laborers, greenhouse and nursery production
30

Cluster: Agriculture, Science and Natural Resources College: : Mountwest CTC, New River CTC, Pierpont CTC
Concentration: SN0110 Agri Power, Structural & Tech. Systems Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
0112
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Agriculture Mechanics I
4-8 credits 0113
10 English 10 Geometry Health Agriculture Mechanics II
SECONDARY

CTE Electives 0114

Agriculture Mechanics III or
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 0101 Agriculture & Natural
Chemistry Studies
Resources I
1439 1411/1413
College Transition Math 0134 Agriculture Experience
0114
0134 Agriculture Experience IT 101
Agriculture Mechanics III or
Year Program Fundamentals of Computers
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement 0101 Agriculture & Natural General Ed Requirement
13 EDGE 3 hrs.
Resources I
EDGE 5 hrs
EDGE 5 hrs
POSTSECONDARY
0112 0113
Year
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Agriculture Mechanics I Agriculture Mechanics II General Ed Requirement
13
EDGE 5 hrs EDGE 5 hrs.
Business Organization and MG 101
Year Records Management or Intro to Bus. Personnel Management or Leadership Development
Management or College
14 College Requirement College Requirement Studies or College Requirement
Requirement EDGE 3 hrs
Commercial Papers and Principles of Supervision
Year Occupational Safety or Customer Service or College
Transactions or College & Management or College
14 College Requirement Requirement
Requirement Requirement

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 -37 Agriculture Mechanic
(Management Level)
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 -25

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20-37 Agriculture Mechanic
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Arts and Humanities
CLUSTER
33
Occupations
ARTS AND HUMANITIES Services

• Agents and Business Managers
Fine Arts
• Writers and Authors
• Editors • Choreographers
• Technical Writers • Producers
• Advertising and Promotion Mgrs • Actors/Actresses
• Film Editors • Painters
• Interpreters • Movie Directors
The arts and humanities cluster is the creative and entertainment branch of learning. • Public Relation Specialist • Musicians and Singers
The occupations include visual, performing and written expression. • Equipment Operators • Sculptors
• Communication Workers • Illustrators
Artists draw, paint, sculpt, create, photograph and design in all kinds of mediums. • Journalist • Dancers
Performers act, dance, sing, speak, demonstrate and play musical instruments on • Printing Machine Operators • Composers
stage, in movies, in videos, on TV and other places. Writers write books, plays, stories, • Pre-Press Technicians • Sports Professionals
and poetry. They research, write, and edit newspaper and magazine articles and
• Data Entry Keyers
columns, and all of these areas have support personnel helping to get the job done.
• Bindery Workers
• Ministers/Pastors/Clerical Laymen Applied Arts
You should be able to:
• Direct and plan activities • Art Directors
• Audio and Video Technicians
• Create ideas and share with others
• Camera Operators
• Analyze work • Broadcast Technicians
• Communicate easily, tactfully, or courteously (both oral and written) • Floral Designers
• Work under pressure • Interior Designers
• MultiMedia Artists
You should like: • Set Designers
• Communicating information to others • Photographers
• Desktop Publisher
• Activities that involve performing
• Craft Artists
• Activities dealing with things and others • Commercial Designers
• Activities that involve business contact with people • Etchers and Engravers
• Assuming responsibility for projects • Set Designers
• Exhibit Designers
Did You Know? • Sound Engineering Technicians
• Good jobs exist in design, writing, and technology in this cluster.
• A large number of jobs exist around the performing artists.
• Public Relations Managers earn an average income of $78,000 a year.
• Sports agents make salaries in the millions.
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Occupation Career 2016 Projected Job Description Minimum Usual WV Annual Wage High High High
Cluster Employment Education Skill Wage Demand
Agents and Arts Not Reported Represent and promote artists, performers, and athletes to Bachelor’s degree Not Reported x x
Business Managers Humanities prospective employers. May handle contract negotiation and or higher plus work
of Artists, other business matters for clients. experience
Performers, and
Athletes
Editors Arts 310 Perform editorial duties such as laying out, indexing, and Bachelor’s degree $37,800 x x
Humanities revising content of written materials in preparation for final
publication.
Film and Video Arts Not Reported Edit motion picture soundtracks, film and video. Bachelor’s Degree Not Reported x x
Editors Humanities
Multi-Media Artists Arts 210 Create special effects, animation, or other visual images using Bachelor’s degree $43,000 x x x
and Animators Humanities film, video, computers, or other electronic tools and media for
use in products or creations, such as computer games, movies,
music videos, and commercials.
Photographers Arts 595 Photograph persons, subjects, merchandise, or other Technical Training $26,586
Humanities commercial products. May develop negatives and produce or Apprenticeship
finished prints.
Producers and Arts 355 Produce or direct stage, television, radio, video, or motion Bachelor’s or $54,421 x x
Directors Humanities picture productions for entertainment, information, or higher degree, plus
instruction. Responsible for creative decisions, such as work experience
interpretation of script, choice of guests, set design, sound,
special effects, and choreography.
Public Relations Arts 1,441 Engage in promoting or creating good will for individuals, groups, Bachelor’s degree $39,805 x
Specialists Humanities or organizations by writing or selecting favorable publicity
material and releasing it through various communications
media. May prepare and arrange displays, and make speeches.
Technical Writers Arts 90 Write technical materials such as equipment manuals, Bachelor’s degree $40,500 x x
Humanities appendices, or operating and maintenance instructions.
Writers and Authors Arts 560 Originate and prepare written material, such as scripts, stories, Bachelor’s degree $35,859 x
Humanities advertisements, and other material.
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Arts and Humanities
PATHWAYS
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ARTS AND HUMANITIES High School and College Transition Plan
ARTS AND HUMANITIES CAREER PATHWAY

Cluster: Arts and Humanities Cluster College: Bridgemont CTC
Concentration: FH1680 Broadcasting Technology Associate Degree: AAS Broadcasting & Communications
English/ Language


GRADE
Recommended Course Recommended CTE Career and Technical Courses


Sequence Electives
Sequence
1681 Fund of
World Studies to 1900 1684 Video Editing
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education Broadcasting
Dual Credit Option Elective-College Credit
Core-College Credit
1683 Radio
Broadcasting 1689 Producing Live TV
SECONDARY
United States Studies to

10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology Health
1900 Presentations Elective-College Credit
Core-College Credit

Chemistry or Conceptual 1685 Television 1431 Digital Imaging
20th and 21st Century
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Chemistry The Arts Production App. Multimedia
Studies
Dual Credit Option Core-College Credit Elective-College Credit
Recommended CTE Electives 1687 Broadcast 4157 Mass
English 12 College Transition Math Recommended CTE
12 Psychology/Sociology Civics for the 21st Century Management Communications
Dual Credit Option or Algebra ll Electives
Dual Credit Option Core-College Credit Elective-College Credit
ENGL101 English General Education Elective Restricted
Year BAHM 260 BAHM 267
Composition 1 JRL 101 Intro to Mass Comm Psychology/Sociology SPA 270 Public Speaking BAHM 262 Powerpoint Elective
13 Spreadsheet Word
Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option
Year PHSC 105 Physical Science 1 General Education Elective

POSTSECONDARY
ENGL 202 Bus & Prof Writing POLS 220 State & Local Gov. Restricted Elective
13 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option
Year 1681 Fund of Broadcasting 1683 Radio Broadcasting Presentations 1685 Television Production App. 1687 Broadcast Management
14 Core-Earned in High School Core-Earned in High School Core-Earned in High School Core-College Credit
Year 1684 Video Editing 1689 Producing Live TV 1431 Digital Imaging Multimedia 4157 Mass Communications
14 Elective-College Credit Elective-College Credit Elective-College Credit Elective-College Credit

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 TV, Radio Stations, News Media
Dual Credit Option 13

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 22 Average Salaries: $25,000 to $45,000
Average College Savings: $5,986 Plus 2 Option with 4-year Degree
**Check Local School for Dual Credit Availability**

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 TV, Radio Stations, News Media
Dual Credit Option: 13 Average Salary: $25,000-$45,000
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL CAREER PATHWAY

College: Kanawha Valley CTC, Mountwest CTC, New River CTC,
Cluster: Arts and Humanities
Southern CTC, WV Northern CTC
Concentration: FH1830 Graphic Communications Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
1830 Fundamentals of
Graphic Communication
4-8 credits 1833 Electronic Imaging

SECONDARY

Biology 1900
Recommended
1839 Image Assembly and

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century CTE Electives
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Platemaking
Chemistry Studies
1439 1411/1413
College Transition Math 1841 Offset Press and
or Algebra ll Bindery
College Course- MG 101 College Course—IT 101
IT 101
Year 1833 Electronic Imaging Fundamentals of Computers
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Graphic Comm. College Requirement
13 EDGE 3 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
EDGE 5 hrs
1839 Image Assembly and 1841 Offset Press and
POSTSECONDARY
Year Advanced Perspective

General Ed Requirement Platemaking Bindery General Ed Requirement
13 Drawing
MG 101
Year
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Intro to Bus. College Requirement College Requirement
14 EDGE 3 hrs.

Year
College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement
14
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 - 35 Job Printers, Bindery Workers, , Printing Machine Operators, Lithographer, Printing
Equipment Operator
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 - 27 (Management Level)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-35 Job Printers, Bindery Workers, Printing Machine Operators, Lithographer,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36-27 Printing Equipment Operator
Average College Savings: $1,455 Average Salary (Management Level): $20,000-$45,000
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ARTS AND HUMANITIESCollege:

CAREER PATHWAY
Kanawha Valley CTC, Mountwest CTC, New River CTC,
Cluster: Arts and Humanities
WV Northern CTC
Concentration: FH1850 Graphic Design Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
Graphic Design
4-8 credits
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Health Recommended Illustration
Biology 1900
CTE Electives

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1861 Illustration
Chemistry Studies
1439 1411/1413
College Transition Math 1859 Graphic Design
or Algebra ll Application
College Course- MG 101 College Course—IT 101
IT 101
Year 1861 Illustration ID 110 Fundamentals of Computers
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Graphic Design
13 Perspective Drawing Techniques EDGE 3 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
EDGE 5 hrs
1851 Fundamentals of 1859 Graphic Design
POSTSECONDARY
ID 120
Year
General Ed Requirement Advanced Perspective Illustration Application General Ed Requirement
13
Drawing EDGE 5 hrs EDGE 5 hrs.
MG 101
Year
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Intro to Bus. Fundamentals of the Internet
Leadership Development
14 EDGE 3 hrs. Studies

Year Internet Data
Desktop Publishing Publishing on the Internet Occupational Safety
14 Communications

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 24 - 37 Desk top Publishing, Graphic Designer- Public Relations, Advertising
(Management Level)
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 - 25

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 24-37 Desktop Publishing, Graphic Design, Public Relations, Advertising
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ARTS AND HUMANITIES CAREER PATHWAY

Cluster: Arts and Humanities College: Bridgemont CTC
Concentration: 1850 Graphic Design Associate Degree: AS Printing Technology

GRADE

World Studies to 1900 1857 Fundamentals of Graphic

9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education
Design and Production
1831 Basic Darkroom Procedures

SECONDARY
Core-Print 125,126,127
Chemistry or Conceptual 1431 Digital Imaging/Multimedia

11 English 11 Conceptual Math Chemistry The Arts Core-Print
Studies
Dual Credit Option 114,115,126,134,141,142
English 12 College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Electives
12 Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives 1859 Graphic Design
Dual Credit Option Algebra ll

ENGL 101 PRNT 114 PRNT 125 PRNT 126 PRNT 127
PRNT 115
English GNET 100 Intro to Digital Electronic Image Image
Year PRNT 111 PRNT 112 Text and Type PRNT 116
Composition I Technology Computers Photography Capture Reproduction
13 Intro to Printing Paper and Ink 1431 Digital InDesign I
Dual Credit Orientation 1431Digital 1831 Basic 1831 Basic 1831 Basic
Imaging
Option Imaging Darkroom Proc. Darkroom Proc Darkroom Proc
PRNT 142
POSTSECONDARY
PRNT 134 PRNT 141

BAHM 101 PRNT 136 Introduction to PRNT 143
Year PRNT 131 Illustrator PRNT 135 Color Models and PRNT 145
Intro to Computer Acrobat/PDF PhotoShop Color Workflow &
13 Sheetfed Press 134 Digital InDesign II Usage Safety/Envion. Issues
Applications Basics 142 Digital Management
Imaging 141 Digital Imaging
Imaging
Year ECON 201 ENGL 202 Lab Science PRNT 216 PRNT 217
14 Principles of Microeconomics Business and Professional Writing Dual Credit Option Webfed Press Color Reproduction
Year ECON 202 PRNT 231 HIST 179 PRNT 238 PRNT 241 PRNT
14 Principles of Macroeconomics Flexography World History to 1500 Bindery and Finishing Newspaper Operations Print Specialization

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 8 Pre-press Operator, Desktop Publisher, Sheetfed Operator, Webfed Press Operator, First Line
Dual Credit Option 7 Supervisor, Customer Service Representative
Average College Savings $2,190.00 Average Salaries: $ 40,000 to $45,000
Plus 2 Option with 4-year Degree
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 8 Pre-press Operator, Desktop Publisher, Sheetfed Operator, Webfed Press Operator, First Line
Dual Credit Option: 7 Supervisor, Customer Service Representative
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42
Business and Marketing
CLUSTER
43
BUSINESS Occupations
AND MARKETING Human Resource Management

• Job Analysis Specialists
• Recruitment Specialists
Administrative Support
• Cargo and Freight Agent
• Human Resources Assistant
• Training Specialists • Secretaries
• Human Resources Managers • Customer Service Reps
• Compensation Specialists • Order Clerks
• Postsecondary Teachers • Postal Clerks
Business careers include a wide variety of occupations from the from the entry- • Data Entry Keyers
level clerical and secretarial jobs to the highest level administrative and managerial • Office Workers
positions. These areas require varied levels of ability, skill and educational Business Information Management • Processing Clerks
preparation. The minimum educational requirement, the high school diploma, is • Accountants and Auditors • Court and Municipal Clerks
required for all. Many careers are available in accounting, business administration, • Brokerage Clerks • Executive Secretaries
finance, real estate, insurance, sales, merchandising secretarial and clerical. • Gaming Cage Workers • Record Clerks
• Billing and Posting Clerks
You should be able to: • Budget Analysts
General Management
• Natural Science Managers
• Analyze and sort materials
• Payroll Clerks • Agents
• Follow instructions
• Bookkeeper • Systems Managers
• Work effectively with others • Statistical Assistants • Public Relations Specialists
• Reason logically • Auditing Clerks • Advertising Managers
• Work under pressure • Financial Analysts • Construction Managers
• Accept Responsibility • Financial Examiners • Purchasing Managers
• Pay attention to detail • Financial Managers • Chief Executives
• Credit Analysts • Cost Estimators
• Tax Examiners • Sales Managers
You should like: • Tax Collectors • Business Teachers
• Working with figures or detail • Accounting Clerks • Economics Teachers
• Working with a variety of people • Tax Preparers • Market Research Analysts
• Using a variety of office machines • Communications Teachers
• Activities that involve business contact with people • First Line Supervisors
• Routine, organized activities Operations Management • Survey Researchers
• Computer and Information Systems • Industrial Production Managers
Managers • Information System Managers
Did You Know? • Computer Programmers • Distribution Managers
• The service producing industries are the best places to start when looking for a • Computer Specialists
job. • Database Administrators
• The service jobs are expected to count for approximately 15.7 million new wage • Operation Research Analysts
jobs in the next ten years.
• Among these jobs, accountants and auditors are expected to have a 17.7
percent growth.
• Management analysts are to experience a 21.9 percent growth.
• Financial analysts are projected to have a 41 percent growth during the same
time period.
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Occupation Career 2016 Job Description Minimum Usual WV Annual High High High
Cluster Projected Education Wage Skill Wage Demand
Employment
Accountants and Auditors Business 6,366 Examine, analyze, and interpret accounting records for the purpose of Bachelor’s degree $54,656 x x x
Marketing giving advice or preparing statements. Install or advise on systems of
recording costs or other financial and budgetary data.
Customer Service Business 11,514 Interact with customers to provide information in response to inquiries Technical Training $25,909 x
Representatives Marketing about products and services and to handle and resolve complaints. or Apprenticeship
Employment, Recruitment, Business 525 Recruit and place workers. Bachelor’s degree $37,632 x
and Placement Specialists Marketing
Executive Secretaries and Business 5,790 Provide high-level administrative support by conducting research, Technical Training $33,438 x
Administrative Assistants Marketing preparing statistical reports, handling information requests, and or Apprenticeship
performing clerical functions such as preparing correspondence,
receiving visitors, arranging conference calls, and scheduling meetings.
May also train and supervise lower-level clerical staff.
First-Line Supervisors/ Business 6,385 Supervise and coordinate the activities of clerical and administrative Technical Training $41,164 x
Managers of Office and Marketing support workers. or Apprenticeship
Administrative
First-Line Supervisors/ Business 9,165 Directly supervise sales workers in a retail establishment or Technical Training $35,872 x
Managers of Retail Sales Marketing department. Duties may include management functions, such as or Apprenticeship
Workers purchasing, budgeting, accounting, and personnel work, in addition to
supervisory duties.
Gaming Change Persons and Business 1,238 Exchange coins and tokens for patrons’ money. May issue payoffs Technical Training $18,349 x
Booth Cashiers Marketing and obtain customer’s signature on receipt when winnings exceed or Apprenticeship
the amount held in the slot machine. May operate a booth in the slot
machine area and furnish change persons with money bank at the start
of the shift, or count and audit money in drawers.
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Business 1,597 Accommodate hotel, motel, and resort patrons by registering and Technical Training $17,582 x
Clerks Marketing assigning rooms to guests, issuing room keys, transmitting and or Apprenticeship
receiving messages, keeping records of occupied rooms and guests’
accounts, making and confirming reservations, and presenting
statements to and collecting payments from departing guests.
Insurance Sales Agents Business 3,008 Sell life, property, casualty, health, automotive, or other types Bachelor’s degree $44,687 x x x
Marketing of insurance. May refer clients to independent brokers, work as
independent broker, or be employed by an insurance company.
Loan Officers Business 1,075 Evaluate, authorize, or recommend approval of commercial, real estate, Bachelor’s degree $53,619 x x
Marketing or credit loans. Advise borrowers on financial status and methods
of payments. Includes mortgage loan officers and agents, collection
analysts, loan servicing officers, and loan underwriters.
Medical Secretaries Business 1,941 Perform secretarial duties utilizing specific knowledge of medical Technical Training $23,571 x
Marketing terminology and hospital, clinic, or laboratory procedures. Duties or Apprenticeship
include scheduling appointments, billing patients, and compiling and
recording medical charts, reports, and correspondence.
Sales Representatives, Business 6,233 Sell goods for wholesalers or manufacturers to businesses or groups of Technical Training $52,343 x x
Wholesale and Manufacturing Marketing individuals. Work requires substantial knowledge of items sold. or Apprenticeship
45
Business and Marketing
PATHWAYS
46
BUSINESS AND MARKETING High School and College Transition Plan
BUSINESS AND MARKETING CAREER PATHWAY

Cluster: Business and Marketing Cluster College: Bridgemont CTC
Concentration: BM1410 Accounting Associate Degree: AS Business Technology, Accounting Emphasis

GRADE


World Studies to 1900 1401 Accounting Principles I

Dual Credit Option BTEC 120 Acct. Fund.
1403 Accounting Principles II

SECONDARY
BTEC 120 Accounting Fund.
Chemistry or Conceptual 1411 Business Computer

11 English 11 Conceptual Math Chemistry The Arts Applications I
Studies
Dual Credit Option BAHM 260, 262, 268
English 12 College Transition Math or 1439 or 0413 Introduction to
12 Psychology/Sociology Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives
Dual Credit Option Algebra ll Business and Marketing
Dual Credit Option
ENGL 101
BTEC 120 BAHM 144 ECON 202 PSYC 101
Year BAHM 170 BAHM 185 BAHM 181 English
Accounting Fundamentals Business Principles of General Psychology
13 Orientation Bookeeping Basics Records Mgt. Composition
1401 Acct 1 & Grammar Economics I Dual Credit Option
Dual Credit Option
1403 Acct II
BAHM 260 BAHM 262 BAHM 268
POSTSECONDARY
BAHM 253
BETC 202 ECON 201 Software App: BAHM 182 BAHM 261 Software App: Software App:
Year BAHM 255 IPR: Customer
Principles of Principles of Software APP: Practical Software App: PowerPoint Word
13 IPR: Ethics Service Face
Accounting II Economics II Spreadsheet Mathematics DataBase 1411 Bus. 1411 Bus Comp
to Face
1411 Bus Comp App. Computer App. App.
BAHM 251 BAHM 252 BAHM 253 PHSC 101 SOCA 101
Year BTEC 250 BTEC 250
IPR: IPR: Professional IPR: Leadership Physical Science Principles of Sociology
14 Business Law I Intermediate Accounting I
Interviewing Etiquette Development Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option
BAHM 287
Year BTEC 222 ENGL 202 BAHM 293 BAHM 298 BAHM 269
Workplace management
14 Intermediate Accounting II Bus. & Professional Writing Externship Senior Seminar Quick Books

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 ¨Large/Small Firms, Federal/State/Local Government
Dual Credit Option 13 Tax Firms, Retail & Service Firms, Pubic Accounting Firm,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 43 Self-employment
Average College Savings $ 438.00 Average Salary $25,000 to $37,067

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Large/Small Firms, Federal/State/Local Government Tax Firms, Retail and Service Firms, Public
Dual Credit Option: 13 Accounting Firm, Self-employment
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 43 Average Salary: $25,000-$37,067
Average College Savings: $438
47

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: Eastern WV Community and Technical College
Concentration: BM 1410 Finance and Accounting Degree: AAS Business Management

GRADE

9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1401 Accounting Principles I

SECONDARY
College Course ACC 120
1413 Business Computer
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Applications II

Chemistry Studies
College Course (CIS 114)
1439 Introduction to Business &
College Transition Math or
12 English 12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives Marketing
Algebra ll
College Course BUS 101
ACC 120 BUS 101 CIS 108 ENL 101 Math
Year Principles of Accounting I Introduction to Business Computer Fundamentals English Composition I Elective (100 or Higher)
13 (WVEIS Codes 1401 + 1403) (WVEIS Code 1439)

ACC 121 BUS 203/ or ENL 102 BUS Elective MGT 250 SSC 147
Year
POSTSECONDARY
Principles of Accounting II Communications in Business/ or (WVEIS Code 1413) Principles of Management Understanding Human Diversity
13 English Comp II
ECN 201 BUS Elective MKT 260 Science Elective Social Science Elective
Year Principles of Macroeconomics Principles of Marketing
14

BUS 276 or BUS 278 BUS Elective ECN 202 BUS 206 BUS Elective
Year Internship or Capstone Principles of Microeconomics Business Law
14

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Human Resources Manager, Retail Store Manager, Operations Manager, Administration Assistant,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 51 Project Manger, Construction Director of Operation
Average College Savings $1,256 Average Salary $33,345 to $ 66,764

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Human Resources Manager, Retail Store Manager, Operations Manager, Administration Assistant,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 51 Project Manger, Construction Director of Operation
48

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: Kanawha Valley CTC
Concentration: BM1410 Accounting Associate Degree: AAS in Accounting

GRADE


1401 Accounting Principles I

College BST 180
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health 1439 Intro to Bus./Marketing
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1411 Business Computer

Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Studies Applications I
English 12-Dual Credit College Transition Math or 1413 Business Computer 1403 Account Principles II
12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century
Option Algebra ll-Dual Credit Option Applications II College BST 180
BST 104
Year COLL 101 HUM 101 BST 106 Business Math or
ENG 110 English Composition I-Dual
13 College 101 Introduction to Humanities Introduction to Business Math 101
Credit Option
College Algebra-Dual Credit Option
BST 180 BST 240
Year ECN 201 BST 230 BA 210
POSTSECONDARY
Survey of Acct Fund of Bus Comp Tech-High

13 Principles of Economics (Macro) Business Comm and Ethics Bus Law I
High School 1401 & 1403 School 1411 & 1413
ECON 202 BST 235
Year BA 215 BST 202 BA 308 Elective
Principles of Economics Integrated
14 First Year Acct I Principles of Management Business Law II Restricted Elective
(Micro) Computer Acct
BST 298 CHEM 100
Year BA 326 Business Consumer Elective
BST 237 Managerial Acct BA 315 Personal Income Tax
14 Governmental Acct Studies Chemistry-Dual Restricted Elective
Seminar Credit Option

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6
Junior Accountant, Accounting Clerk, Payroll Clerk, Bookkeeper, Accounts Receivable
Dual Credit Option: 9

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Junior Accountant, Accounting Clerk, Payroll Clerk, Bookkeeper, Accounts Receivable
49

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: New River CTC
Concentration: BM1410 Accounting Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math

Language Arts Social Studies/Sciences

GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Business and 1439 Introduction to Business
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Marketing Electives and Marketing
College Course Component III College Course Component III
All CTE Approved Business and 1411 Business Computer
Biology or United States Studies to
10 English 10 Geometry Health Marketing Electives Applications I
SECONDARY
Conceptual Biology 1900

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 1401 Accounting Principles I
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives
Math Studies College Course College Course Component III
Or Human Anatomy College Course Component III
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Business and
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century 1403 Accounting Principles II
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Marketing Electives
CTE Electives College Course POSC 200 College Course Component III
or Algebra ll Electives College Course Component III

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Accounting Clerk, Income Tax Preparer, Bank Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper,
Insurance Sales, Accounts Receivable Clerk, Acct. Payable Clerk, Real Estate
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Agent/Appraiser, Acct. Technician, Claims Examiner
Average College
Required Savings
Credit Hours for Degree: $4,32 0 - $4,440
60-61 Average Salary
Occupations: $20,000 to $55,000
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Accounting Clerk, Income Tax Preparer, Bank Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper, Insurance Sales,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Accounts Receivable Clerk, Accounting Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent/Appraiser, Accounting
Technician, Claims Examiner
Average Salary: $20,000-$55,000
50

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: Pierpont CTC
Concentration: BM 1410 Accounting Associate Degree: AAS Business / Accounting
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence
1439 Introduction to Business and

Marketing
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to 1411 Business Computer

Biology 1900 Applications I

11 English 11 Algebra ll The Arts 1401 Accounting Principles I
Chemistry Studies
Recommended CTE Recommended CTE

12 English 12 Business Math Civics for the 21st Century 1403 Accounting Principles 2
Electives College 101 Elective/Bus Comp Apps 2
Freshman Seminar or College Computer Concepts &
Year 13 Written English Business Math Fundamentals of Accounting Intro to Business
101 Applications

Economic Principles & Problems Microcomputer Applications in Introduction to Financial
Year 13 Technical Report Writing Human Relations in Business Principles of Accounting 1
1 Business Management

Concepts of Computerized
Year 14 Corporate Communications Managerial Accounting Spreadsheet Design Principles of Accounting 2 Financial Literacy
Accounting
Professional Internship & Portfolio

Year 14 Communication Income Tax Preparation Elective Elective
Development

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Entry-level accounting and bookkeeping in business organizations, industrial corporations,
Additional EDGE Possible: 6 government agencies, or independent firms and businesses
51

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: WV Northern CC
Concentration: 1410 Accounting Associate Degree: Applied Science in Accounting

GRADE


9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1449 Office Management

SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health and

Chemistry Studies Applications I
College Transition Math or 1439 Introduction to Business

12 English 12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives
Algebra ll and Marketing

ACC 122 Principles of Accounting I
Year MATH 108 College Algebra with ECON 104 Principles of and
ENG 101 College Composition I CIT 163 PC Operating Systems
13 Applications Macroeconomics OFAD 108 Beginning Document
Preparation
ECON 105 Principles of
Year Microeconomics BA 120 Introduction to Word
POSTSECONDARY
CIT 162 Introductions to Access MATH 210 Introduction to Statistics ACC 123 Principles of Accounting II
13 and Processing
Social Science Core Requirement
ACC 210 Cost Accounting CIT 161 Introduction to Excel ACC 123 Principles of Accounting II
Year
And ACC 240 Business Law I and PSYC 155 Human Relations And
14
ACC 224 Intermediate Accounting I CIT 166 Intermediate Excel BA 120 Intro to Word Processing
Year ACC 222 Computerized Payroll

ACC 225 Intermediate Accounting II Acc 240 Business Taxation BA 241 Business Law II BA 265 Business Communications
14 Accounting

Possible Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Accounting Clerk *Accounts Payable Clerk *Accounting Technician *Banking Assistant *Budget Analyst
*Claims Examiner *Income Tax Preparation *Loan Officer *Personnel Director *Purchasing Agent *Real
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 49 Estate Appraiser *Sales Manager

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Accounting Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Accounting Technician, Banking Assistant, Budget
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 49 Analyst, Claims Examiner, Income Tax Preparation, Loan Officer, Personnel Director, Purchasing
Agent, Real Estate Appraiser, Sales Manager
52

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: WVU-P
Concentration: BM 1410 Accounting Associate Degree: Business Adm.—Acct. Technology Specialization
English/ Language

Arts Science Social Studies/ Sciences Career and Technical

GRADE
Recommended Course Recommended CTE Electives

Courses


Sequence Electives
Sequence
1439 Intro to Business &
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Marketing
College Course GBUS 101
4-8 credits 1411 Business

Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to Determined by classes per
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health Computer Applications I

Biology 1900 day or block schedule
College Course CS 101
1401 Accounting
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Principles I
Chemistry Studies
College Course ACCT 123
Dual Credit or College
1403 Accounting
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Recommended CTE Course Possibilities
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Principles I I
or Algebra ll Elective Elective English 12
(ENG 101 & ENG 102)
Year ENG 101 or 107 ACCT 201 CS 101
MATH Elective ECON 201 or 202 Business Elective—3 hrs
13 English Composition Principles of Acct. I Intro to Comp.
POSTSECONDARY
Year Eng 102 or 108 Acct 202 GBUS 101 Natural Science elective and
ECON 201 or 202
13 Composition 2 Principles of Acct. 2 Intro to Business Lab 4 hrs
Year ACCT 123 ACCT 353 ACCT 311 GBUS 202 BTEC 275
14 Business Elective—3 hrs Fed. Income Tax Acct. 1 Intermediate Acct 1—4 hrs Business Communications Advanced Microcomputer Apps
BTEC 210 or ACCT 310
Year ACCT 354 GBUS 310 ACCT 312
Comp. Acct. or Acct. Information Business Elective 3 hrs
14 Fed. Income Tax Acct. 2 Business Law Intermediate Acct 2—4 hrs
Systems

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Accounting Clerk, Income Tax Preparer, Bank Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper, Insurance Sales,
Dual Credit or College Course Possibilities 6 Accounts Receivable Clerk, Acct. Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent/Appraiser, Acct. Technician,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 51 Claims Examiner
Average College Savings $1153 - 1922 Average Salary $20,000 to $55,000
Dual Credit Option: 6 Accounts Receivable Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent/Appraiser, Accounting
53

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: Blue Ridge CTC
Concentration: 1465 Administrative and Information Support Degree: AS Computer Application Specialist—Desktop Support Tech
Career and Technical
GRADE
English/ Language Arts Science Social Studies/ Sciences

Courses

Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence

Sequence Electives
Recommended Elective 1439 Introduction to
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I Business & Marketing
College Course OFTC 100 College Course CBUS 150
Recommended Elective 1411 Business Computer
Applications I
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health Web Page Design

Biology 1900
College Course IT 233 College Course OFTC 102

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Human Ser, Dev, & Rela. Applications II
Chemistry Studies
College Course CBUS 215 College Course OFTC 229
Recommended Elective 1401 Accounting
College Transition Math Electives Electives
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Office Management Principles I
or Algebra ll Desktop Publishing Business Communications
College Course OFTC 220 College Course OFTC 105
CGEN 100 CBUS 150 OFTC 215
Year PSYC 203 Psychology OR OFTC 101 OFTC 136
Critical Thinking and Intro to Business **Word Complete
13 SOCI 203 Sociology Keyboarding II Outlook
Learning *Earned in High School *Partially Earned in HS
CBUS 105
OFTC 216 3 Electives in
POSTSECONDARY
Business Communications
Year OFTC 222 IT 153 English 101
*Earned in High School **Excel Complete OFTC, IT, CBUS
Desktop Support Technician I Written English
13 Windows Complete COMM 202 *Partially Earned in HS *Earned in High School
Fundamentals of Speech
OFTC 217 3 Electives in MATH 154 Finite Math OR
Year CBUS 200 IT 154 CGEN 101
**Access Complete OFTC, IT, CBUS MATH 105 College Algebra
14 Business Ethics Desktop Support Technician II Career Transition
*Partially Earned in HS *Earned in High School OR MATH 101 Intro. to Math
OFTC 218 CBUS 215 Human Relations 6 Electives in
Year CBUS 292
**PowerPoint Complete and Management OFTC, IT, CBUS
14 Business Internship
*Partially Earned in HS *Earned in High School *Earned in High School

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 29 Administrative Assistant, Claims Examiner, Court Reporter, Data Control Clerk, Department Store
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 35 Manager, Executive Secretary, Health Information Technician, Library Technical Assistant
54

Concentration: 1420 Administrative and Information Support Associate Degree: Computer Application Specialist--Executive
English/ Language Arts Math Social Studies/ Required Courses and
GRADE
Science
Required Course Recommended Course Sciences Recommended CTE Electives
Courses

Required Course Sequence

Sequence Sequence Required Course Sequence Electives
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies
Applications II
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health Business Computer Apps I

Biology to 1900
Recommended Elective

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1449 Office Mgmt.
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Publication Design
Chemistry Studies College Course OFTC 245
College Course OFTC 220
Recommended CTE Recommended CTE Recommended Elective 1401 Accounting
College Transition Math Electives Civics for the 21st Electives
12 English 12 Human Ser, Devel, & Relat Principles I
or Algebra ll Web Page Design Century Speech
College Course COMM 202
College Course CBUS 215 College Course CBUS 103
College Course IT 133
CGEN 100 CBUS 150 OFTC 215 Electives in CBUS, OFTC, IT,
Year PSYC 203 Psychology OR OFTC 101
Critical Thinking and Intro to Business **Word Complete PARA (3 hours)
13 SOCI 203 Sociology Keyboarding II
Learning *Earned in High School *Partially Earned in HS Earned in High School
CBUS 105
CBUS 103
Business Communications OFTC 216
POSTSECONDARY
Year OFTC 222 Basic Accounting OFTC 136 English 101

*Earned in High School **Excel Complete
13 Windows Complete COMM 202 Fundamentals Outlook Written English
*Partially Earned in HS
Fundamentals of Speech *Earned in High School
OFTC 217 MATH 154 Finite Math OR OFTC 245
Year CBUS 200 OFTC 205
**Access Complete MATH 105 College Algebra Office Administration
14 Business Ethics Computerized Accounting
*Partially Earned in HS OR MATH 101 Intro. to Math *Earned in High School
CBUS 215 Human Relations OFTC 218
Year CBUS 212 IT 200 OFTC 292 CGEN 101
and Management **PowerPoint Complete
14 Business Law Network + Business Internship Career Transition
*Earned in High School *Partially Earned in HS

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 Administrative Assistant ♦ Claims Examiners ♦ Court Reporters ♦ Data Control
Clerk ♦ Department Store Manager ♦ Executive Secretary ♦ Health Information
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Technician ♦ Legal Investigators

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 Administrative Assistant, Claims Examiners, Court Reporters, Data Control
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Clerk, Department Store Manager, Executive Secretary, Health Information
Technician, Legal Investigators
55

Concentration: 1465 Administrative and Information Support Associate Degree: Office Technology—Executive


GRADE
Science
Courses


9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding Business & Marketing
Applications I
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health Intro to Bus & Mrkting

Biology to 1900
Applications II
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Desktop Publishing

Chemistry Studies
College Transition Math Electives Civics for the 21st Electives
12 English 12 Human Ser, Dev, & Rela. Principles I
or Algebra ll Business Communications Century Web Page Design
College Course CBUS 105 College Course IT 233
PSYC 203 Introduction to
CBUS 105 Fundamentals of
OFTC 215 OFTC 101 Psychology OR CBUS 150
Year CGEN 100 Business Communications OR
**Word Complete Keyboarding II *Earned in High School Introduction to Business
13 Critical Thinking
*Partially Earned in HS COMM 202 Fund. Of Speech (by placement) SOCI 203 General Sociology *Earned in High School

OFTC 216 OFTC 218 Electives in CBUS, OFTC, IT, CBUS 103
Year ENGL 101 OFTC 260
POSTSECONDARY
**Excel Complete **PowerPoint Complete PARA (3 credits) Basic Accounting Fundamentals

13 Written English I Local Area Networks
*Partially Earned in HS *Partially Earned in HS *Earned in High School *Earned in High School
OFTC 217 OFTC 220 OFTC 245
Year OFTC 205 MATH 100+
**Access Complete Publication Design Office Administration
14 Computerized Accounting Or above
*Partially Earned in HS *Earned in High School *Earned in High School
CBUS 215 Human Relations
Electives in CBUS, OFTC, IT, PARA (6 credits) and Management OR
Year CBUS 212 CGEN 101 CBUS 292
*Earned in High School
14 Business Law Career Transition CBUS 275 Management and Office Technology Internship
*Earned 2 credits in High School
Leadership

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 Entrepreneur, Retail Sales Assistant Manager, Administrative Service Manager,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 34 Para Legal, Retail Sales Assistant Manger, Office Management
Average College Savings $3,840 Average Salary $33,730 to $56,130

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 Entrepreneur, Retail Sales Assistant Manager, Administrative Service Manager, Para Legal, Retail
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 34 Sales Assistant Manger, Office Management
56

Concentration: 1465 Administrative and Information Support Associate Degree: Office Technology--Medical
GRADE
Science
Courses


9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Office Management
College Course CBUS 103
Apps I
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health Keyboarding II

Biology to 1900

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Medical Office Management Business and Marketing
Chemistry Studies
College Course College Course CBUS 150
Recommended CTE Recommended CTE Recommended Elective
College Transition Math Electives Civics for the 21st Electives Human Services, Devel, &
12 English 12 Applications II
or Algebra ll Psychology Century Web Design Relationships
College Course PYSC 203 College Course IT 233 College Course CBUS 215
CBUS 150 CBUS 105 Fundamentals of OFTC 101 PSYC 203 Introduction to OFTC 215
Year 13
CGEN 100
Introduction to Business Business Communications OR Keyboarding II Psychology OR **Word Complete
Critical Thinking SOCI 203 General
*Earned in High School COMM 202 Fund. of Speech (by placement) Sociology *PartiallyEarned in HS
OFTC 218 OFTC 216 MATH 154 Finite Math OR CBUS 103
POSTSECONDARY
ENGL 101 Electives in OFTC, CBUS,

Year 13 **PowerPoint Complete **Excel Complete MATH 105 College Algebra OR Basic Accounting Fundamentals
Written English I EMSP, CAHS, IT (3 hours)
*Partially Earned in HS *Partially Earned in HS MATH 101 Intro. to Math *Earned in High School
OFTC 217
OFTC 103 OFTC 205 OFTC 204 CAHS 100
Year 14 **Access Complete
Medical Terminology Computerized Accounting Medical Office Technology The Human Body
CBUS 215 Human Relations and
Year 14
CBUS 212 OFTC 285 OFTC 230 Management OR CGEN 101 CBUS 292
Business Law Medical Billing and Insurance Medical Transcription CBUS 275 Management and Career Transition Office Technology Internship
Leadership
**NOTE: Student
will need to take
Occupations
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 OFTC 239 to Administrative Assistant ♦ Claims Examiners ♦ Court Reporters ♦ Data Control
Clerk ♦ Department Store Manager ♦ Executive Secretary ♦ Health Information
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 35 complete the
Technician ♦ Legal Investigators
requirements for the
Microsoft Office
Average College Savings classes. Average Salary $18,000 to $29,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 Administrative Assistant, Claims Examiners, Court Reporters, Data Control
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 35 Clerk, Department Store Manager, Executive Secretary, Health Information
Technician, Legal Investigators
57

Concentration: BM1465 Administrative & Information Support Associate Degree: AAS in Accounting

GRADE

1401 Accounting Principles

I-Elective
1403 Accounting Principles II-

SECONDARY
Elective


Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Studies Applications I
English 12-Dual Credit College Transition Math or 1439 or 0413 Introduction to

12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Elective
Option Algebra ll-Dual Credit Option Business and Marketing

BST 104
Year COLL 101 ENG 110 English Composition I-Dual HUM 101 BST 106 Business Math or
13 College 101 Credit Option Introduction to Humanities Introduction to Business Math 101

BST 180
Year BST 240 ECN 201 BST 230 BA 210
POSTSECONDARY
Survey of Acct-High School 1401

13 Fund of Bus Comp Tech Principles of Economics (Macro) Business Comm and Ethics Bus Law I
and 1403
ECN 202 BST 235
Year BA 215 BST 202 BA 308 Elective
Principles of Economics Integrated
14 First Year Acct I Principles of Management Business Law II Restricted Elective
(Micro) Computer Acct
BST 298 CHEM 100
Year BST 237 BA 315 BA 326 Business Consumer Elective
14 Managerial Acct Personal Income Tax Governmental Acct Studies Chemistry-Dual Restricted Elective
Seminar Credit Option

Junior Accountant, Accounting Clerk, Payroll Clerk, Bookkeeper, Accounts Receivable
52
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree:
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 3 Junior Accountant, Accounting Clerk, Payroll Clerk, Bookkeeper, Accounts Receivable
58

Concentration: BM1465 Administrative and Information Support Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 1413 Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives Applications II
Math Studies College Course
Or Human Anatomy College Course Component III College Course Component III
Computer Elective
& Physiology
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century 1401 Accounting Principles I

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY

Required Credit Hours for Degree: 60-61 Occupations:

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Advertising Specialist, Banking and Finance, Customer Service Representative, Entrepreneur,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Human Resources Assistant, Inspectors and Compliance Officers, International Business,
Marketing Management, Parts Merchandising and Management
59

Concentration: BM 1465 Administrative and Information Sup Degree: AAS Office Management &Tech
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence

Marketing

Biology 1900 Applications I

Chemistry Studies Applications II
College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Recommended CTE

12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century 1401 Accounting Principles 1
Algebra ll Electives College 101 Elective/Desktop Publishing
101 Applications
Year 13 Technical Report Writing Psychology Desktop Publishing Human Relations in Business Principles of Accounting 1 Financial Literacy
Year 14 Corporate Communications Word Processing Applications Database Applications Administrative Office Procedures Elective Elective
Year 14 Communication Spreadsheet Design Office Management Workplace Productivity Professional Internship

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Administrative Assistant, Office Management in business organizations, industrial corporations,
Additional EDGE possible: 6 government agencies

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Administrative Assistant, Office Management in Business Organizations, Industrial Corporations,
Additional EDGE Possible: 6 Government Agencies
60

Concentration: BM 1465 Administrative & Information Support Associate Degree: Business Adm.—Gen. Business Specialization
English/ Language Social Studies/


Arts Science Sciences Career and Technical
GRADE

Courses

Required Course Required Course Sequence Required Course

Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
World Studies to
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education Marketing
1900
4-8 credits 1411 Business Computer

Determined by classes per Applications
SECONDARY

Biology to 1900 day or block schedule College Course CS 101
1401 Accounting
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st
Chemistry Century Studies
College Transition Math Civics for the 21st Recommended CTE Course Possibilities
12 English 12 Recommended CTE Elective 1413 Business Computer
or Algebra ll Century Elective English 12
Application II
(ENG 101 & ENG 102)
College Level MATH SPCH 111 or 112
ECON 201 or 202
GBUS 101
POSTSECONDARY
Year Eng 102 or 108 Acct 202 Natural Science elective and
Microeconomics or
Macroeconomics
ECON 201 or 202 BTEC 275
Year ACCT 123 MGMT 320 MKTG 330 GBUS 202
Microeconomics or Advanced Microcomputer
14 Business Elective—3 hrs Principles of Management Principles of Marketing Business Communications
Macroeconomics Apps
Year Business Elective GBUS 310 Business Elective
14 3 hrs Business Law 3 hrs
Systems

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Collectors, Bank Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper, Insurance Sales, Accounting Clerk, Accounts
Dual Credit or College Course Possibilities 6 Receivable Clerk, Acct. Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent, Acct. Technician, Claims Examiner, Real
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 49 Estate Appraiser

Dual Credit Option: 6 Receivable Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent, Accounting Technician, Claims
Examiner, Real Estate Appraiser
Average Salary (Management Level): $40,000-$45,000
61

Concentration: BM 1465 Administrative & Information Support Associate Degree: AS Business Technology
English/ Language
Math Science Social Studies/

Arts Required Courses and Career and Technical

GRADE
Recommended Course Required Course Sciences Electives

Recommended CTE Electives Courses

Required Course
Sequence Sequence Required Course Sequence
Sequence
4-8 1401 Accounting Principles
Elective Courses College Course—ACCT 123
(Depending on number of 1411 Business Computer
Biology or United States Studies classes offered per day or Applications I
Conceptual Biology to 1900 block schedule) College Course—CS 101

SECONDARY
and/or BTEC 115

Chemistry or 1439 or 0413 Introduction
20th and 21st Century Course Possibilities
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Conceptual The Arts to Business and Marketing
Studies English 12
Chemistry College Course—GBUS 101
ENG 101 & ENG 102
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st Course Possibilities 1413 Business Computer
12 English 12 Recommended CTE Elective
or Algebra ll Electives Century Psychology or Sociology Applications II
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
Year ENGL 101 or 107 BTEC 116 CS 101 GBUS 101
Psychology or Sociology Gen.
13 Composition 1 Intermediate Keyboarding Introduction to Computing Introduction to Business
Ed. elective
POSTSECONDARY
Year ENGL 102 or 108 BTEC 235 SPCH 111 or 112 BTEC 265 Business Elective
College Level Math
13 Composition 2 Microsoft Word for Windows Multimedia Presentations 3 hrs
ECON 201 or ECON 202 BTEC 270 HPER 172 or HPER 215—2 hrs BTEC 115 ACCT 123
Year ACCT 201
Microeconomics or Introduction to Web Page Standard First Aid or Standard Beginning Keyboarding Office Accounting
14 Principles of Accounting 1
Macroeconomics Design First Aid Business Elective Business Elective
BTEC 275 BTEC 295 ECON 201 or ECON 202
Year GBUS 202
Advanced Micro Apps for Professional Development Microeconomics or Business Elective
14 Business Communications
Business Seminar Macroeconomics

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Accounting Clerk, Bookkeeper, Computer Operator, Web Managers, Production Clerks, Office Clerks,
Dual Credit or College Course Possibilities 9
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 44 Bill and Acct. Collectors, Cashiers, Advertising Sales Agents,

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Accounting Clerk, Bookkeeper, Computer Operator, Web Managers, Production Clerks, Office
Dual Credit Option: 9 Clerks, Bill and Accounting Collectors, Cashiers, Advertising Sales Agents
62

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: Eastern CTC
Concentration: BM 1420 Administrative Support Degree: AS Administrative Support Technology

GRADE

9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1401 Accounting Principles I

SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Applications II
College Course (CIS 114)
1439 Introduction to Business &

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Marketing
Chemistry Studies
College Course (BUS 101)
College Transition Math or 1403 Accounting Principles II 1449 Office Management
12 English 12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century
Algebra ll (1403 + 1401 = ACC 120) College Course (BOS 251)
BOS 103 BOS 251 Office Procedures and CIS 108 ENL 101 Math
Year Keyboarding Techniques I Computer Fundamentals English Composition I Elective (100 or Higher)
13 (WVEIS Code 1449)

BOS 130 BUS 203/ or ENL 102 BOS Elective Social Science CIS 117 CIS 121
POSTSECONDARY
Year Records Management Communications in Business/ or Elective Word Processing Software Database Management Software
13 English Comp II
ACC 120 Principles of Accounting BOS Elective General Elective Science Elective CIS 119
Year I (BUS 101 WVEIS Code 1439) (CIS 114 WVEIS CODE 1413) Spreadsheet Software
14 (WVEIS Codes 1401 + 1403)

B0S 278 BOS Elective ACC 240 SSC 147 BOS 134
Year Internship Computerized Accounting Understanding Human Diversity Administrative Machine
14 Transcription

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Bookkeeping, Accounting, Auditing Clerks.
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 50 Updating and maintaining accounting records.
Average College Savings $1,508 Average Salary $31,880 to $ 58,630

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Bookkeeping, Accounting, Auditing Clerks, Updating and Maintaining Accounting Records
63

Concentration: BM Administrative Support/Microsoft Office Specialist Associate Degree: AAS in Administrative Professional Technology
Required

English/ Language Arts Math Science Social Studies/ Sciences Courses and
GRADE

Recommended

CTE Electives
1423
1443 Legal Office
Computerized
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Management
Presentation
(Elective)
Core
1433 Document 1449 Office
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Processing Management-College
Core (Elective)
1453
Chemistry or Conceptual Chemistry- Spreadsheet 1425 Cooperative Office

11 English 11 Conceptual Math
Dual Credit Option
20th and 21st Century Studies The Arts
Management Education (Elective)
Core
1427 Database
College Transition Math or Algebra Recommended CTE 1425 Cooperative Office
12 English 12-Dual Credit Option Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Management
ll-Dual Credit Option Electives Education (Elective)
Core

BST 104
BST 100 BST 106 ENG 110 English Composition
Year 13 Beginning Keyboarding/Word Processing
Business Math-Dual Credit Option College 101
Introduction to Business I-Dual Credit Option

BST 240 BST 123 Intro to Law or AH
HUM 101 BST 101 Fundamentals of Business BST 230 101 Intro to Allied Health
BIO 210 Anatomy and Physiology or
POSTSECONDARY
Year 13 Introduction to Humanities Intermediate Document

Computer Technology-CTE
Business Communications and
Science Elective-Dual Credit Option
Processing Ethics
1423,1433,1453,1427
ECN 201 Principles of BST 213

BST 180 BST 139 BST 212 Machine Transcription and Office
Year 14 Economics (macro) or BST 202 Introduction to Management Office Management-
Survey of Accounting Desktop Publishing Procedures
ECN 202 (micro) CTE 1443,1449

BST 298 BST 243
BST 290 BST 121 Records BST Restricted Elective or
Year 14 Business Studies BST Restricted Elective-CTE 1425 Advanced Computer
CPS Review Management AH 236 Medical Coding
Seminar Technology

Dual Credit Options: 9 Administrative Assistant, Claims Examiners, Court Reporter, Data Control
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 49-50 49-50

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Administrative Assistant, Claims Examiners, Court Reporter, Data Control
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 49-50
64

Concentration: 1420 Administrative Support Associate Degree: Applied Science

GRADE


9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education and
1403 Acc ounting Principles II
SECONDARY
Applications I
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1439 Introduction to Business

Chemistry Studies and Marketing

12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century 1449 Office Management
Algebra ll Electives Electives

CIT 163 Intro to Windows Operating
BA 120 Intro to Word Processing
Year Systems OFAD 108 Beginning
ENG 101 College Composition I ACC 122 Principles of Accounting And
13 And Documentation Preparation
BA 232 Records Management
PSYC 155 Human Relations
OFAD 160 Office Procedures
Year
POSTSECONDARY
CIT 158 Microsoft Outlook ACC 123 Principles of Accounting II SCI Science Core Requirement BA 121 Advanced Word Processing And
13
OFAD 231 Machine Transcription
CIT 161 Introduction to Excel BA 222 Document Design and Layout CIT 166 Intermediate Excel
Year
And MATH Core Requirement And SS Social Science Core Requirement And
14
CIT 162 Introduction to Access BA 240 Business Law CIT 167 Intermediate Access
BA 109 Math of Business and Finance
Year SPCH 105 Fundamentals of Speech ACC 222 Computerized and Payroll
CIT 182 Power Point Presentation And BA 280 Business Internship
14 Communications BA 265 Business Communications Accounting

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 53 Receivable Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Accounting Technician
Average College Savings: $984 Average Salary (Management Level): $20,000-$55,000
65

Concentration: 1430 Business Associate Degree: AS Business--Management
English/ Language Arts Math Required Courses and


GRADE
Science Social Studies/ Sciences

Required Course Recommended Course Recommended CTE Electives
Courses

Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence

Sequence Sequence Electives
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I Principles I
Recommended Elective 1439 Intro to Bus &
Mrkting
SECONDARY

Biology 1900
Recommended Elective 1445 Management and

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Business Computer Apps I1 Entrepreneurship
Chemistry Studies
College Transition Elective Elective 0442 Marketing Principles I
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Human Ser, Dev, & Rela.
Math or Algebra ll Business Communications Office Management
CGEN 100 CBUS 150 CBUS 190
Year English 101 OFTC 101
Critical Thinking and Intro to Business Introduction to Human
13 Written English Keyboarding II
Learning *Earned in High School Resource Management
CBUS 103
CBUS 105 OFTC 102 SOCI 203 Sociology
Year CBUS 191 Basic Accounting MATH 100+
POSTSECONDARY
Business Communications Microsoft Office—Intro OR

13 Organizational Behavior Fundamentals Or above
*Earned in High School *Earned in High School PSYC 203 Psychology
CBUS 276 CBUS 210
Year COMM 202 CBUS 200 CGEN 101 3 Restricted Electives
Organizational Development and Marketing Concepts
14 Fundamentals of Speech Business Ethics Career Transition *Earned in High School
Change *Earned in High School
Management OR CBUS 278
Year CBUS 212 3 Restricted Electives CBUS 292
*Earned in High School Teamwork and Managing
14 Business Law CBUS 275 Management and *Earned in High School Business Internship
Teams
Leadership

66

Concentration: BM1430 Business Associate Degree: AS Business Technology, Business Supervision Emphasis

GRADE

World Studies to 1900

9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education 1401 Accounting Principles I & II
Dual Credit Option

SECONDARY
Applications II
Chemistry or Conceptual
20th and 21st Century 1445 or 0416 Management and

11 English 11 Conceptual Math Chemistry The Arts
Studies Entrepreneurship
Dual Credit Option
English 12 College Transition Math or
12 Psychology/Sociology Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives 0442 Marketing Principles
Dual Credit Option
BTEC 120
BAHM 144 BAHM 180 ENGL 10
Year BAHM 170 BAHM 185 BAHM 181 Accounting ECON 202
Business Intro to Business & English Composition
13 Orientation Bookeeping Basics Records Mgt. Fundamentals Economics
Grammar Economics Dual Credit Option
1401 Accouting I & II

SOCA 101
POSTSECONDARY
BAHM 262
BAHM 260 BAHM 182 BAHM 261 Principles of
Year BTEC 202 BTEC 204 Software App:
Software App: Spreadsheet Practical Software App: Database Sociology
13 Principles of Acct. II Principles of Economics II Powerpoint
1413 Bus Comp App. Mathematics 1413 Bus Comp App Dual Credit
1413 Bus Comp App
Option
PHYC 105
BTEC 230 BAHM 188 BTEC 240
Year BAHM 251 I BAHM 252 BAHM 186 BTEC 205 Physical Science
Fund. Of Marketing Marketing
14 IPR: Interviewing IPR: Leadership Development Concepts of HR Business Law Dual Credit
Personnel Mgt. Overview Fundamentals
Option
BAHM 253 IPR: Customer PSYC 101
Year ENGL 202 BAHM 293 BAHM 298 BAHM 255 BAHM 287
IPR: Customer Service: General
14 Business & Professional Writing Externship Senior Seminar IPR: Ethics Workplace Management
Service Electronic Psychology

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 ¨Large and Small Firms, Federal/State/Local Government
Dual Credit Option: 10 Large/Small Medical Facilities/Franchises, Non-Profit Org.
Average College Savings $2,336.00 Average Salary $ 19,409 to $32,370.00

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Large and Small Firms, Federal/State/Local Government
Dual Credit Option: 10 Large/Small Medical Facilities/Franchises, Non-Profit Organization
67

Concentration: 1430 Business Associate Degree: Business--Management


GRADE

Courses


9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I Principles I
Recommended Elective 1439 Intro to Bus &
Mrkting
SECONDARY

Biology 1900
Recommended Elective 1445 Management and

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Business Computer Apps I1 Entrepreneurship
Chemistry Studies
College Transition Elective Elective 0442 Marketing Principles I
CBUS 103
CBUS 105 OFTC 102 SOCI 203 Sociology
Year CBUS 191 Basic Accounting MATH 100+
POSTSECONDARY
Business Communications Microsoft Office—Intro OR

13 Organizational Behavior Fundamentals Or above
*Earned in High School *Earned in High School PSYC 203 Psychology
CBUS 276 CBUS 210
Organizational Development and Marketing Concepts
Change *Earned in High School
Management OR CBUS 278
Teams
Leadership

68

Concentration: BM1430 Business Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Business and
Biology or United States Studies to 1401 Accounting Principles I
10 English 10 Geometry Health Marketing Electives
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 0422 Marketing Principles I
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Business and 1445 Management/
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Marketing Electives Entrepreneurship
CTE Electives College Course POSC 200
or Algebra ll Electives College Course Component III College Course Component III

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Collectors, Bank Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper, Insurance Sales, Accounting
Clerk, Accounts Receivable Clerk, Acct. Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent, Acct.
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Technician, Claims Examiner, Real Estate Appraiser
Average College
Earned CollegeSavings
Credit (EDGE): $4,32 0 - $4,440
36-37 Average
Collectors, Salary
Bank $20,000 to $35,000
Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper, Insurance Sales, Accounting Clerk, Accounts
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Receivable Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent, Accounting Technician, Claims
69

Concentration: BM 1430 Business Associate Degree: AAS Business/General
Math
Recommended Course
Required Course Sequence Recommended CTE Electives
Sequence

Marketing

10 English 10 Geometry Health 1401 Accounting Principles I
Biology 1900

11 English 11 Conceptual Math / Algebra ll The Arts 0422 Marketing Principles 1
Chemistry Studies
Recommended CTE Recommended CTE 1445 Management &

12 English 12 Business Math Civics for the 21st Century
Electives College 101 Elective/BCA 2 Entrepreneurship
101 Applications
Economic Principles & Problems Microcomputer Applications in

Year 13 Technical Report Writing Principles of Management Principles of Accounting 1 Small Business Fundamentals
1 Business
Economic Principles & Problems

Year 14 Corporate Communications Principles of Marketing Human Relations in Business Principles of Accounting 2 Financial Literacy
2

Introduction to Financial
Year 14 Communication Integrated Business Strategies Elective Elective Elective
Management

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Entrepreneur, Retail Sales Assistant Manager, Administrative Service Manager, Retail Sales Assistant
Manager
Additional EDGE possible: 6
Average College Savings: $900 ** Check local schools for Dual Credit Options**
Additional EDGE Possible: 6 Manager
70

Concentration: 1430 Business Management Associate Degree: Associate in Applied Science

GRADE

1401 Accounting Principles I &

9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1403 Accounting Principles II

SECONDARY
Applications I
1445 Management and

Chemistry Studies Entrepreneurship
0422 Marketing Principles I &
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century 0425 Marketing Principles I
1449 Office Management
BA 120 Introduction to Word
ACC 122 Principles of Accounting 1
Processing ECON 104 Principles of
Year & MATH 108 College Algebra with
ENG 101 College Composition I Macroeconomics
13 BA 117 Keyboarding Skills for Applications
OFAD 108 Beginning Document
Information Processing
Preparation
POSTSECONDARY
Year ECON 105 Principals

ACC 123 Principles of Accounting II BA 109 Math of Business & Finance MATH 210 Introduction to Statistics SS Social Science Core Requirement
13 Microeconomics
PSYC 155 Human Relations
CIT 161 Introduction to Excel
Year BA 222 Document Design and &
BA 240 Business Law I & MGT 250 Principles of Management
14 Layout SPCH 105 Fundamentals of Speech
CIT 166 Intermediate Excel
Communications
BA 265 Business Communications CIT 182 Power Point Presentations
Year
BA 241 Business Law II & CIT 162 Introduction to Access &
14
Business Elective MKT 230 Principles of Marketing

Possible Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Entrepreneur, Retail Sales Assistant Manager, Administrative Service Manager,
Office Management

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Entrepreneur, Retail Sales Assistant Manager, Administrative Service Manager, Office Management
71

Concentration: BM 1430 Business Associate Degree: Business Adm.—Gen. Business Specialization


GRADE

Courses


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
World Studies to
1900
4-8 credits
Determined by classes per

SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health 0422 Marketing Principles I

Biology to 1900 day or block schedule
1401 Accounting
1411 Business 1445 Management /
College Transition Math Civics for the 21st Course Possibilities
12 English 12 Recommended CTE Elective Computer Applications Entrepreneurship
or Algebra ll Century English 12
(ENG 101 & ENG 102)
ECON 201 or 202
GBUS 101
POSTSECONDARY
Microeconomics or
Macroeconomics
Macroeconomics Apps
Systems

Collectors, Bank Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper, Insurance Sales, Accounting Clerk, Accounts
Receivable Clerk, Acct. Payable Clerk, Acct. Technician, Claims Examiner

Dual Credit Option: 6 Receivable Clerk, Accounting Payable Clerk, Accounting Technician, Claims Examiner
72

Concentration: BM1475 Business Financial Management and Accounting Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 1403 Accounting Principles II
Computer Elective
& Physiology

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Accounting Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Accounting Technician, Banking Assistant, Budget
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Analyst, Claims Examiner, Income Tax Preparation, Loan Officer, Personnel Director, Purchasing
73

Concentration: BM 1475 Business Financial Manage & Acct Associate Degree: AAS Business / Accounting
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence

Marketing

10 English 10 Geometry Health 1401 Accounting Principles I
Biology 1900

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1403 Accounting Principles 2
Chemistry Studies
College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Recommended CTE 1445 Management &
Algebra ll Electives College 101 Elective/BCA 2 Entrepreneurship

101 Applications

Accounting
Professional Internship & Portfolio

Year 14 Communication Income Tax Preparation Elective Elective
Development

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Entry-level Accounting and Bookkeeping in Business Organizations, Industrial Corporations,
Additional EDGE Possible: 6 Government Agencies, or Independent Firms and Businesses
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 44 Average Salary: $27,000
74

Concentration: BM 1475 Business Financial Management & Acct. Associate Degree: Business Adm.—Acct. Technology Specialization


GRADE

Courses


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Marketing
4-8 credits

Biology or Conceptual United States Studies Determined by classes per 1445 Management /
SECONDARY

Biology to 1900 day or block schedule Entrepreneurship
1401 Accounting
Chemistry Studies
1411 Business Dual Credit or College
1403 Accounting
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st Computer Application Course Possibilities
12 English 12 Principles I I
or Algebra ll Elective Century I College Course CS English 12
101 (ENG 101 & ENG 102)
College Level MATH ECON 201 or 202 Business Elective—3 hrs
POSTSECONDARY
Year Eng 102 or 108 Acct 202 GBUS 101 Natural Science elective and
ECON 201 or 202
Year ACCT 123 ACCT 353 ACCT 311 GBUS 202 BTEC 275
14 Business Elective—3 hrs Fed. Income Tax Acct. 1 Intermediate Acct 1—4 hrs Business Communications Advanced Microcomputer Apps
Year ACCT 354 GBUS 310 ACCT 312
14 Fed. Income Tax Acct. 2 Business Law Intermediate Acct 2—4 hrs
Systems

Dual Credit or College Course Possibilities 6 Accounts Receivable Clerk, Acct. Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent/Appraiser, Acct. Technician,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 51 Claims Examiner

Dual Credit Option: 6 Accounts Receivable Clerk, Accounting Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent/Appraiser, Accounting
75

Concentration: BM 1475 Business Financial Management & Accounting Associate Degree: Business Adm.—Gen. Business Specialization


GRADE

Courses


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
World Studies to
1900
4-8 credits
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies 1445 Management /

SECONDARY

Biology to 1900 day or block schedule Entrepreneurship
1401 Accounting
1411 Business 1403 Accounting
College Transition Math Civics for the 21st Course Possibilities
12 English 12 Recommended CTE Elective Computer Applications Principles I I
or Algebra ll Century English 12
(ENG 101 & ENG 102)
ECON 201 or 202
GBUS 101
POSTSECONDARY
Microeconomics or
Macroeconomics
Macroeconomics Apps
Systems

Dual Credit Option: 6 Receivable Clerk, Accounting Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent, Accounting Technician, Claims
76

Concentration: BM 1475 Business Financial Management &Accounting Associate Degree: Business Adm.—Acct. Technician Specialization
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
4-8 credits 1439 Intro to Business &
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Determined by classes per Marketing
day or block schedule College Course GBUS 101
1411 Business
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to Dual Credit or College
Computer Applications
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health Course Possibilities

Biology 1900
Psychology or Sociology College Course CS 101

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century (SOC 101 and/ or 1401 Accounting Principles I
Chemistry Studies PSYC 101) College Course ACCT 123
Dual Credit or College Recommended CTE
College Transition Math Course Possibilities 1403 Accounting Principles I I
12 English 12 Course Possibilities History Civics for the 21st Century Electives
or Algebra ll English 12
(College Course HIST 101)
(ENG 101 & ENG 102)
CS 101
Year ENG 101 Social Science Elective ACCT 201
MATH Elective Intro to Comp.
13 English Composition SOC 101 or PSYC 101 Principles of Acct. I
Gen. Ed. Elective
POSTSECONDARY
HIST 101 Western

Year Eng 102 Acct 202 GBUS 101
Civilization General Business Elective—3 hrs General Elective—2 hrs
13 Composition 2 Principles of Acct. 2 Intro to Business
Elective
Year ACCT 353 ACCT 123 GBUS 202 ECON 201
Business Elective—3 hrs
14 Fed. Income Tax Acct. 1 Business Elective—3 hrs Business Communications Microeconomics
BTEC 210 or ACCT 310 PSYC 101 or SOC 101
Year ACCT 354 GBUS 310 ECON 202
Comp. Acct. or Acct. Information Free Elective
14 Fed. Income Tax Acct. 2 Business Law Macroeconomics
Systems

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Income Tax Preparer, Bank Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper, Insurance Sales, Accounting Clerk,
Accounts Receivable Clerk, Acct. Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent, Acct. Technician, Claims
Average College Savings $1153-3075 Average Salary $20,000 to $55,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Income Tax Preparer, Bank Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper, Insurance Sales, Accounting Clerk,
Dual Credit Option: 15 Accounts Receivable Clerk, Accounting Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent, Accounting Technician,
Claims Examiner, Real Estate Appraiser
77

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: : Mountwest CTC
Concentration: BM1450 E-Business Publishing Associate Degree: TS/ E-Business Publishing (CT20)
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
1429
Desktop Publishing
4-8 credits
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to 1431

10 English 10 Geometry Health Recommended
Biology 1900 Digital Imaging/Multimedia I
CTE Electives
1455
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Web Page Publishing
Chemistry Studies
1439 1411
College Transition Math 1413 Bus Comp App. II
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Intro to Bus/Mkt Bus Comp App. I
or Algebra ll College Course-IT 101
EDGE Elective College Course-IT 101
MG 101
Math/Science 1431
Year ENL 111 1429 Desktop Publishing Soc. Science Fundamentals of Computers
Elective 3 hrs. Digital Imaging/Multimedia I
13 Written Communications EDGE 5 hrs Elective 3 hrs EDGE 3 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
POSTSECONDARY
ENL 231
Year Math/Science 1455 Web Page Publishing Com 112
Technical Report Writing Applications
13 Elective 3 hrs EDGE 5 hrs Oral Communication
EDGE 3 hrs.
HMN 235
Year ENL 115 EC 102 IT 107
14 Written Comm. II Basic Economics Fundamentals of the Internet
Studies
12 Hours On-The
Year
job Training in child
14
development

Advertising

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 21 Advertising
78

Concentration: BM1450 E-Business Publishing Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Marketing Electives Applications I
Biology or United States Studies to 1429 Desktop Publishing
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 1431 Digital Imaging/
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives Multimedia I
Computer Elective
& Physiology
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century 1455 Web Page Publishing

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Administrative Assistant, Office Management in Business Organizations, Industrial Corporations,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Government Agencies
Average College Savings: $4,320-$4,440 Average Salary (Management Level): $30,000-$50,000
79

Concentration: BM 1450 E-Business Publishing Associate Degree: AAS Business / Admin Support
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence

Applications 1

10 English 10 Geometry Health 1429 Desktop Publishing
Biology 1900
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1431 Digital Imaging / Multimedia
Chemistry Studies 1

12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century 1455 Web Page Publishing
Algebra ll Electives College 101 Elective/Intro to Business
Year 13 Written English Business Math Principles of Accounting 1 Intro to Business
101 Applications
Year 13 Technical Report Writing Human Relations in Business Intro to Psychology Financial Literacy Elective / Web Page Publishing Desktop Publishing
Year 14 Corporate Communications Administrative Office Procedures Financial Literacy Word Processing Applications Database Applications Elective
Professional Internship &

Year 14 Communication Office Management Workplace Productivity Elective
Portfolio Development

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Administrative Assistant, Office Management in Business Organizations, Industrial Corporations,
Additional EDGE Possible: 6 Government Agencies
80

Concentration: BM1450 E-Business Publishing Associate Degree: AAS in Computer Science, Web Design

GRADE



Applications I
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health 1429 Desktop Publishing

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1431 Digital Imaging/Multimedia
Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Studies
English 12- Dual Credit College Transition Math or 1455 Web Page Publishing
12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives
Option Algebra ll- Dual Credit Option (College course CS 142)

Year COLL 101 ENG 110 English Composition I CS 107 ART 101 MATH 101 College Algebra- Dual
13 College 101 Dual Credit Option Intro to Programming Introduction to Art Credit Option

CS 142
Year ART 217 CS 240 CS 109 ENGL 111 English Composition II or
POSTSECONDARY
Web Site Design-High School

13 Computer Graphics Data Communications Foundations of Programming ENG 120 Technical Writing
1455
COMM 285
Year CS 242 CS 214 CS 230 ART 213
Web Design and Digital Social Science
14 Intermediate Web Design Intro to Visual Basic Data Base Management Systems Graphic Design
Media Elective
Year CS 244 CS 266 Introduction to JAVA or CS 210 ITEC 269

Science Elective- Dual Credit Option
14 Advanced Web Design CS 248 ASP.Net 3 Fund of Operating Systems Project Management

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 3 Employment in All Areas of Web Design for Companies or Independently as an Entrepreneur
81

Concentration: 1460 E-Commerce Associate Degree: Business--Marketing
GRADE

Courses


Sequence Electives
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I 1464 E-Commerce
Recommended Elective 1455 Web Page
Publishing
SECONDARY

Biology 1900
College Course CBUS 150 College Course IT 233
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 0422 Marketing Principles

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Business Computer Apps I
Chemistry Studies I
Recommended Elective 1445 Management/
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Human Ser, Dev, & Rela. Entreprenurship
or Algebra ll Business Economics Accounting I
CGEN 100 CBUS 150
Year English 101 OFTC 101 CBUS 110
Critical Thinking and Intro to Business
13 Written English Keyboarding II Sales
Learning *Earned in High School
CBUS 103
CBUS 208 SOCI 203 Sociology 6 Restricted Electives
Year CBUS 105 OFTC 102 Basic Accounting
POSTSECONDARY
Consumer Economics OR
13 Business Communications Computer Literacy Fundamentals
*Earned in High School PSYC 203 Psychology 3 credits earned in High School
CBUS 210
Year COMM 202 MATH 100+ CBUS 200 CGEN 101
Marketing Concepts
14 Fundamentals of Speech Or above Business Ethics Career Transition
Year CBUS 212 and Management OR CBUS 209 CBUS 211 CBUS 292
14 Business Law *Earned in High School Consumer Behavior Advertising Business Internship
CBUS 275 Management and
Leadership

Online Merchants, Electronic Commerce Specialists, Web Administrators

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 18 Online Merchants, Electronic Commerce Specialists, Web Administrators
82

Concentration: BM1460 E-Commerce Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
1464 E-Commerce
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Marketing Electives
Biology or United States Studies to 1455 Web Page Publishing
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Computer Elective
& Physiology

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Online Merchants, Electronic Commerce Specialists, Web Administrators
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Average Salary: $30,000-$60,000
83

Concentration: BM1500 High School of Business Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Business and 1501 Leadership &
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Marketing Electives 1502 Wealth Management
All CTE Approved Business and 1503 Principles of Business &
10 English 10 Geometry Health Marketing Electives 1504 Business Economics
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 1505 Principles of Marketing &
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives 1506 Principles of Finance
Computer Elective
& Physiology
1507 Principles of Management
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century &
CTE Electives College Course POSC 200 1508Business Strategies

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Business Teachers, First Line Supervisors/Managers of Office and Administrative Support Workers
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Average Salary (Management Level): $45,000
84

Concentration: BM0416 Hospitality and Tourism Marketing Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
0422 Marketing Principles I
Biology or United States Studies to 0425 Marketing Principles II
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 1445 Management/
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives Entrepreneurship
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Business and 0437 Hospitality and
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Marketing Electives Tourism Marketing

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 None Listed
85

Concentration: 1490 Human Resource Management Associate Degree: Business--Management
GRADE

Courses


Applications I
SECONDARY

Biology 1900
College Course
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Business Computer Apps II 1417 Business Law
Chemistry Studies
Recommended CTE Recommended CTE Recommended Elective 1445 Management/
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Human Ser, Dev, & Rela. Entrepreneurship
or Algebra ll Business Communications Office Management
CBUS 103
CBUS 105 SOCI 203 Sociology
Year CBUS 191 OFTC 102 Basic Accounting MATH 100+
POSTSECONDARY
Business Communications OR
13 Organizational Behavior Computer Literacy Fundamentals Or above
*Earned in High School PSYC 203 Psychology
CBUS 276 CBUS 210
Organizational Development Marketing Concepts
and Change *Earned in High School
Year CBUS 212 and Management OR CBUS 278
3 Restricted Electives CBUS 292
Teams
Leadership

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 43 Bill and Acct. Collectors, Cashiers, Advertising Sales Agents

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 43 Clerks, Bill and Accounting Collectors, Cashiers, Advertising Sales Agents
86

Concentration: BM1490 Human Resource Management Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence

SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 1417 Business Law
Computer Elective
& Physiology

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Collectors, Bank Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper, Insurance Sales, Accounting Clerk, Accounts
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Receivable Clerk, Accounting Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent, Accounting Technician, Claims
87

Concentration: BM 1490 Human Resource Management Associate Degree: AAS Business / General
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence
1439 Intro to Business and

Marketing

Biology 1900 Applications 1

11 English 11 Conceptual Math / Algebra ll The Arts 1417 Business Law
Chemistry Studies
Recommended CTE Recommended CTE 1445 Management and

Electives College 101 Elective/BCA 2 Entrepreneurship
101 Applications

Accounting
Year 14 Communication Integrated Business Strategies Elective Elective Elective
Management

Manager

Additional EDGE Possible: 6 Manager
88

Concentration: BM 1490 Human Resource Management Associate Degree: Business Adm.—Gen. Business Specialization

Math
Arts Science Sciences Required Courses and Career and Technical
GRADE
Recommended Course Electives



Sequence
Sequence Sequence
World Studies to
1900
Biology or Conceptual United States

SECONDARY

Biology Studies to 1900 day or block schedule College Course CS 101
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1417 Business Law
1445 Management /
College Transition Math Civics for the 21st 1401 Accounting Principles I Course Possibilities
12 English 12 Recommended CTE Elective Entrepreneurship
or Algebra ll Century College Course ACCT 123 English 12
(ENG 101 & ENG 102)
ECON 201 or 202
GBUS 101
POSTSECONDARY
Microeconomics or
Macroeconomics
Macroeconomics Apps
Systems

Dual Credit Option: 6 Receivable Clerk, Accounting Payable Clerk, Accounting Technician, Claims Examiner
89

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: West Virginia University--Parkersburg
Concentration: BM 1490 Human Resource Management Associate Degree: Business Technology
English/ Language
Math Science Social Studies/

Arts Required Courses and Career and Technical

GRADE
Recommended Course Required Course Sciences Electives


Required Course
Sequence
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 4-8 1417 Business Law
Elective Courses
Biology or United States Studies Applications I
10 English 10 Geometry Health classes offered per day or

Conceptual Biology to 1900 block schedule) College Course—CS 101
SECONDARY
and/or BTEC 115

Chemistry or 1439 or 0413 Introduction
20th and 21st Century Course Possibilities
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Conceptual The Arts to Business and Marketing
Studies English 12
Chemistry College Course—GBUS 101
ENG 101 & ENG 102
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st 1401 Accounting Principles Course Possibilities 1445 Management /
12 English 12
or Algebra ll Electives Century College Course—ACCT 123 Psychology or Sociology Entrepreneurship
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
Psychology or Sociology Gen.
Ed. elective
POSTSECONDARY
College Level Math
Year ACCT 201
Year GBUS 202


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Accounting Clerk, Bookkeeper, Computer Operator, Web Managers, Production Clerks,
Dual Credit Option: 9 Office Clerks, Bill and Accounting Collectors, Cashiers, Advertising Sales Agents
90

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: Blue Ridge Community and Technical College
Concentration: 1476 Management Applications Associate Degree: Business—Management


GRADE

Courses


9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I Applications I
1417 Business Law
SECONDARY

Biology 1900

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Business Computer Apps II Principles l
Chemistry Studies
Recommended Elective 1445 Management /
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Human Ser, Dev, & Rela. Entrepreneurship
or Algebra ll Business Communications Office Management
CGEN 100 CBUS 150
CBUS 103
Year CBUS 191 OFTC 102 Basic Accounting MATH 100+
POSTSECONDARY
13 Organizational Behavior Computer Literacy Fundamentals Or above
CBUS 276 CBUS 210
Organizational Development Marketing Concepts
and Change *Earned in High School
and Management OR CBUS 278
14 Business Law *Earned in High School Teamwork and Managing
*Earned in High School Business Internship
CBUS 275 Management and Teams
Leadership

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 21 Insurance Sales, Bank Teller, Entry Level Accounting / Bookkeeper, Personal Financial Services
Trainee
Average College Savings $2688 Average Salary - $25,190 to $46,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 21 Insurance Sales, Bank Teller, Entry Level Accounting/Bookkeeper, Personal Financial Services Trainee
91

Concentration: BM1476 Management Applications Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Marketing Electives Applications I
Biology or United States Studies to 1417 Business Law
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Computer Elective
& Physiology

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


92

Concentration: 0412 Management and Entrepreneurship Associate Degree: AS Business—Management & Org. Leadership
GRADE

Sequence Sequence
Electives Courses

9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to 0425 Marketing Principles II
Biology 1900 College Course CBUS 210

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 0451 Communications for
Chemistry Studies the Global Economy
SECONDARY

College Transition Math Electives Electives 1445 Management and
or Algebra ll Business Economics Accounting I Entrepreneurship
CGEN 100 CBUS 150
Year English 101 OFTC 101 CBUS 110
13 Written English Keyboarding II Sales
CBUS 103
CBUS 208 SOCI 203 Sociology 6 Restricted Electives
Consumer Economics OR
13 Business Communications Computer Literacy Fundamentals
PSYC 203 Psychology 5 crd. Earned in High School}
CBUS 210
Year COMM 202 MATH 100+ CBUS 200 CGEN 101
Marketing Concepts
POSTSECONDARY
14 Fundamentals of Speech Or above Business Ethics Career Transition

Year CBUS 212 CBUS 275 Management and CBUS 209 CBUS 211 CBUS 292
Management OR
14 Business Law Leadership Consumer Behavior Advertising Business Internship

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 Advertising Specialist *Banking and Finance *Customer Service Representative *Entrepreneur *Human
Resources Assistant *Inspectors and Compliance Officers *International Business *Marketing Management *Parts
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 46 Merchandising and Management

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 Advertising Specialist, Banking and Finance, Customer Service Representative, Entrepreneur,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 46 Human Resources Assistant, Inspectors and Compliance Officers, International Business, Marketing
Management, Parts Merchandising and Management
93

Concentration: BM0412 Management and Entrepreneurship Associate Degree: AS Business Technology, Entrepreneurship Emphasis

GRADE

9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1401 Accounting Principles I & II

SECONDARY
Applications II
20th and 21st Century 1445 or 0416 Management and

Studies Entrepreneurship
Dual Credit Option
English 12 College Transition Math or
12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives 0442 Marketing Principles
ENGL 101 BAHM 240
BAHM 180 BAHM 101 ENTR 101
Year English Composition I or Technical BAHM 185 BAHM 188 Fundamentals of
Intro to Business & Computer Apps Intro to
13 Writing Bookeeping Basics Marketing Overview Marketing
Economics 1413 Bus Comp App Entrepreneurship
Dual Credit Option
BAHM 269
BAHM 254 BAHM 253
BAH 182 Computerized ENTR 120 ENTR 110 ENTR 115
POSTSECONDARY
Year BAHM 255 ENTR 125 IPR: Customer IPR: Customer

Practical Mathematics Acct/Quick Business Plan Funding Your Presenting Your
13 IPR: Ethics Critical Thinking Service Service Face to
Books Development Venture Venture
Electronic Face
BTEC 120 Restricted Elective
Year BTEC 202 Laboratory Science ENTR 130
Fundamentals of Accounting 1445 or 0416 Mgt. and
14 Fund of Economics Dual Credit Option Opportunities Analysis
1401 Fund Acct I & II Enterpreneruship
Year ENGL 202 BAHM 198 BAHM 287 BTEC 252 BTEC 122 Restricted ENTR 195
14 Business & Professional Writing Certificate Seminar Workplace Management Business Law II Principles of Accounting II Electives Mentorship

Large and Small Firms, Federal/State/Local Government
Large/Small Medical Facilities/Franchises, Non-Profit Org.
Average College Savings $2,774.00 Average Salary $ 19,409 to $32,370.00

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Large and Small Firms, Federal/State/Local Government, Large/Small Medical Facilities/Franchises,
Dual Credit Option: 7 Non-Profit Organizations
94

Concentration: BM0420 Marketing Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
Biology or United States Studies to 04225 Marketing Principles II
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 0410 Global Business
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives and Marketing
Computer Elective
& Physiology

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



95

Concentration: BM 1440 Microsoft Computer Apps Specialist Associate Degree: AAS Business / Admin Support
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1433 Word Processing

10 English 10 Geometry Health 1427 Database Applications
Biology 1900

11 English 11 Conceptual Math / Algebra ll The Arts 1453 Spreadsheet Design
Chemistry Studies
Recommended CTE Recommended CTE CTE Elective/Intro

12 English 12 Business Math Civics for the 21st Century 1423 Computerized Presentations
Electives College 101 Elective//Desktop Publishing to Business
Year 13 Written English Business Math Desktop Publishing Intro to Business
101 Applications
Year 13 Technical Report Writing Human Relations in Business Intro to Psychology Financial Literacy Word Processing Applications Database Applications
Year 14 Corporate Communications Principles of Accounting 1 Administrative Office Procedures Elective Elective Spreadsheet Design
Professional Internship &

Year 14 Communication Office Management Workplace Productivity Elective
Portfolio Development

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Secretary (Legal, Medical, etc.), Administrative Office Assistant, Clerk (Court, Municipal, License),
Executive Secretaries, Data Entry

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Secretary (Legal, Medical, etc.), Administrative Office Assistant, Clerk (Court, Municipal, License),
Additional EDGE Possible: 9 Executive Secretaries, Data Entry
96

Concentration: BM1420 Office Administrative Support Associate Degree: AS Business and Health Management

GRADE


9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education 1401 Accounting Principles I
Dual Credit Option
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Applications II
BAHM 260,261,262
Chemistry or Conceptual 1439 or 0413 Introduction to

11 English 11 Conceptual Math 20th and 21st Century Studies The Arts
Chemistry Business and Marketing
English 12 College Transition Math or 1449 Office Management
12 Sociology Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives
Dual Credit Option Algebra ll BAHM 180
Dual Credit Option
SOCA 101
ENGL 101 BAHM 170 BAHM 190 BAHM 180 BAHM 187 Principles of
Year BAHM 144
Composition & Reading BAHM Cooperative Field Intro to Business & Economics Word Processing Sociology
13 Business Grammar
Dual Credit Option Orientation Experience I 1449 Office Management & Formatting Dual Credit
Option
ENGL 202 BAHM 253 BAHM 254
BAHM 174 BAHM 182 BAHM 182 BAHM 161 BAM162
POSTSECONDARY
Year Bus & Laboratory IPR: Customer IPR: Customer BAHM 255
Voice Recog. Practical Practical Desktop Desktop
13 Professional Science Service Face to Service IPR: Ethics
Software Intro. Mathematics Mathematics Publishing I Publishing II
Writing Face Electronic

ELET 110 BAHM BAHM
BAHM 250 BAHM 252
Year Computer ELET 121 BAHM 251 BAHM General Elective BAHM 260 261 262
IPR: Leadership IPR: Professional Etiquette
14 Hardware Internetworking I Interviewing IPR: Elective Dual Credit Option Spreadsheet . Data Power
Development
Systems Base Point
ELET 111 BAHM 298
BAHM 295
Year BAHM 277 BAHM 287 BAHM 293 Computer Senior BAHM 283
Integrated
14 Software Apps: Electronic Meeting Workshop Management Externship Operating Seminar Office Procedures (Executive)
Applications
Systems

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 ¨Help Desk Technician, Computer Support Specialists, Data Network Coordinator, PC Supoort,
Dual Credit Option 9 Computer Consultant, Office /administrative asst, IT Specialist
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 49 Average Salary $25,290.00 to $32,110.00
Average College Savings $2190 Plus 2 Option with 4-year Degree

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Help Desk Technician, Computer Support Specialists, Data Network Coordinator, PC Supoort,
Dual Credit Option: 9 Computer Consultant, Office/Administrative Assistant, IT Specialist
97

Concentration: BM1420 Office Administrative Support Associate Degree: AAS in Administrative Professional Technology

English/ Language Arts Math Science Social Studies/ Sciences Required Courses and Career and Technical
GRADE

1401 Accounting
Principles I
1413 Business
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Computer Applications
II-College BST 240
Chemistry or Conceptual 1439 Introduction to
Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Business and Marketing
1449 Office
English 12-Dual Credit College Transition Math or
12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives Management-College
Option Algebra ll-Dual Credit Option
BST 213
BST 100 BST 104 ENG 110 English
Year BST 106
Beginning Keyboarding/Word Business Math-Dual Credit Option College 101 Composition I-Dual Credit
13 Introduction to Business
Processing Option
BST 101
HUM 101 BST 240 BST 230 BIO 210 Anatomy and BST 123 Intro to Law or
Year Intermediate
Introduction to Humanities Business Computer Business Communications Physiology or Science AH 101 Intro to Allied
13 Document
POSTSECONDARY
Technology-High School 1413 and Ethics Elective-Dual Credit Option Health

Processing

ECN 201
Principles of BST 213
Year BST 180 BST 202 Introduction to BST 139 BST 212 Machine Transcription
Economics Office Management-
14 Survey of Accounting Management Desktop Publishing and Office Procedures
(macro) or ECN High School 1449
202 (micro)
BST 243
BST 298
Year BST 290 BST 121 Records BST Restricted Elective or Advanced
Business BST Restricted Elective
14 CPS Review Management AH 236 Medical Coding Computer
Studies Seminar
Technology
Dual Credit Options: 9 Administrative Assistant, Claims Examiners, Court Reporter, Data Control
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Administrative Assistant, Claims Examiners, Court Reporter, Data Control
98

Cluster: Business and Marketing College: New River Community and Technical College
Concentration: BM1420 Office Administrative Support Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Computer Elective
& Physiology
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century 1449 Office Management

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Collectors, Bank Teller, Billing Clerk, Bookkeeper, Insurance Sales, Accounting Clerk, Accounts
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Receivable Clerk, Accounting Payable Clerk, Real Estate Agent, Accounting Technician, Claims
99

Concentration: BM 1420 Office Administrative Support Associate Degree: AAS Office Management & Tech
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence

Marketing

10 English 10 Geometry Health 1411 Business Computer Apps 1
Biology 1900

11 English 11 Conceptual Math / Algebra ll The Arts 1401 Accounting Principles 1
Chemistry Studies
Recommended
12 English 12 Business Math Civics for the 21st Century CTE Elective/ 1449 Office Management
Electives College 101 Business Elective
Desktop
101 Applications
Year 13 Technical Report Writing Psychology Desktop Publishing Human Relations in Business Principles of Accounting 1 Financial Literacy
Year 14 Corporate Communications Word Processing Applications Database Applications Administrative Office Procedures Elective Elective
Year 14 Communication Spreadsheet Design Office Management Workplace Productivity Professional Internship

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Administrative Assistant, Office Management in business organizations, industrial corporations,
Additional EDGE Possible: 9 government agencies
100

Concentration: BM 1420 Office Administrative Support Associate Degree: Business Adm.—Gen. Business Specialization


GRADE

Courses


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
World Studies to
1900

Biology or Conceptual United States Studies Determined by classes per Applications
SECONDARY

Biology to 1900 day or block schedule College Course CS 101
1401 Accounting
College Transition Math Civics for the 21st Recommended CTE Course Possibilities
12 English 12 Recommended CTE Elective
or Algebra ll Century Elective English 12 1449 Office Management
(ENG 101 & ENG 102)
ECON 201 or 202
GBUS 101
POSTSECONDARY
Microeconomics or
Macroeconomics
Macroeconomics Apps
Systems


101

Concentration: BM 1420 Office Administrative Support Associate Degree: Business Technology
English/ Language
Math Science Required Courses and

Arts Social Studies/ Sciences Career and Technical

GRADE
Recommended Course Required Course Recommended CTE Electives

Courses

Required Course Required Course Sequence

Sequence
1401 Accounting
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 4-8 Principles I
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to Applications I
10 English 10 Geometry Health classes offered per day or

Biology 1900 block schedule) College Course—CS 101
SECONDARY
and/or BTEC 115

Dual Credit or College Course 1439 or 0413 Introduction
Chemistry or 20th and 21st Century Possibilities
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts to Business and Marketing
Conceptual Chemistry Studies English 12
College Course—GBUS 101
ENG 101 & ENG 102
Dual Credit or College Course
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Recommended CTE Possibilities
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century 1449 Office Management
or Algebra ll Electives Electives Psychology or Sociology
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
Psychology or Sociology
Gen. Ed. elective
POSTSECONDARY
College Level Math
Year ACCT 201
Year GBUS 202


Dual Credit Option: 9 Clerks, Bill and Accounting Collectors, Cashiers, Advertising Sales Agents
102

Concentration: BM1477 Personal Financial Management Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 1451 Personal Finance
Computer Elective
& Physiology
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century 1401 Accounting Principles I

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Accounting Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Accounting Technician, Banking Assistant, Budget
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Analyst, Claims Examiner, Income Tax Preparation, Loan Officer, Personnel Director, Purchasing
103

Concentration: BM 1477 Personal Financial Management Associate Degree: AAS Business / General
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence

Marketing

Biology 1900 Applications 1

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1451 Personal Finance
Chemistry Studies

12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century 1401 Accounting Principles 1
Algebra ll Electives College 101 Elective/BCA 2
101 Applications
Economic Principles & Problems Microcomputer Applications in

Year 13 Technical Report Writing Principles of Management Principles of Accounting 1 Financial Literacy
1 Business
Economic Principles & Problems

Year 14 Corporate Communications Principles of Marketing Human Relations in Business Principles of Accounting 2 Elective
2
Year 14 Communication Integrated Business Strategies Small Business Fundamentals Elective Elective
Management

Insurance Sales, Bank Teller, Entry Level Accounting / Bookkeeper, Personal Financial Services
Trainee, Average Salary - $25,190

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Insurance Sales, Bank Teller, Entry Level Accounting/Bookkeeper, Personal Financial Services
Additional EDGE Possible: 6 Average Salary: $25,190
104

Concentration: BM 1477 Personal Financial Management Associate Degree: Business Adm.—Gen. Business Specialization

Math
Arts Science Sciences Required Courses and Career and Technical
GRADE
Recommended Course Electives



Sequence
Sequence Sequence
World Studies to
1900

SECONDARY

Biology Studies to 1900 day or block schedule College Course CS 101
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1451 Personal Finance
Dual Credit or College 1401 Accounting
College Transition Math Civics for the 21st Course Possibilities Principles I
12 English 12 Recommended CTE Elective Recommended CTE Elective
or Algebra ll Century English 12 College Course ACCT 123
(ENG 101 & ENG 102)
ECON 201 or 202
GBUS 101
POSTSECONDARY
Microeconomics or
Macroeconomics
Macroeconomics Apps
Systems

105

Concentration: BM 1477 Personal Financial Management Associate Degree: AS Business Technology
English/ Language

Arts Social Studies/ Sciences Career and Technical

GRADE

Courses


Sequence
1401 Accounting
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 4-8 Principles I
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to classes offered per day or Applications I

Biology 1900 block schedule) College Course—CS 101
SECONDARY
and/or BTEC 115

Dual Credit or College Course 1439 or 0413 Introduction
Chemistry or 20th and 21st Century Possibilities
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts to Business and Marketing
Conceptual Chemistry Studies English 12
College Course—GBUS 101
ENG 101 & ENG 102
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Recommended CTE Possibilities
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century 1451 Personal Finance
or Algebra ll Electives Electives Psychology or Sociology
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
Gen. Ed. elective
POSTSECONDARY
College Level Math
Year ACCT 201
Year GBUS 202


Dual Credit Option: 9 Clerks, Bill and Accounting Collectors, Cashiers, Advertising Sales Agents.
106
CBUS 215 Human
Relations and
Management OR

Concentration: 1478 Small Business Management

Associate Degree: AS Business--Management

GRADE

Courses


9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I 1417 Business Law
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to 1401 Accounting Principles I
SECONDARY

Biology 1900 College Course CBUS 103

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 0422 Marketing Principles I
Chemistry Studies
Recommended CTE Recommended CTE Recommended Elective 1445 Management/
College Transition Electives Electives
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Human Ser, Dev, & Rela. Entreprenurhsip
CBUS 103
POSTSECONDARY

13 Organizational Behavior Computer Literacy Fundamentals
CBUS 210
Year COMM 202 MATH 100+ CBUS 200 CGEN 101 3 Restricted Electives
Marketing Concepts
14 Fundamentals of Speech Or above Business Ethics Career Transition *Earned in High School
CBUS 278 CBUS 215 Human Relations and
Year CBUS 212 CBUS 292
CBUS 275 Management and Teamwork and Managing Management OR
14 Business Law Business Internship
Leadership Teams *Earned in High School

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 21 Insurance Sales, Bank Teller, Entry Level Accounting / Bookkeeper, Personal Financial Services
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 40 Trainee
Average College Savings $3,072 Average Salary - $25,190 to $41,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 21 Insurance Sales, Bank Teller, Entry Level Accounting/Bookkeeper, Personal Financial Services Trainee
107

Concentration: BM1478 Small Business Management Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
1417 Business Law
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Computer Elective
& Physiology

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Accounting Clerk *Accounts Payable Clerk *Accounting Technician *Banking Assistant
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 *Budget Analyst *Claims Examiner *Income Tax Preparation *Loan Officer *Personnel Director
*Purchasing Agent *Real Estate Appraiser *Sales Manager
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110
Engineering and Technical
CLUSTER
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ENGINEERING Occupations
AND TECHNICAL Manufacturing

• Machine Tool Operators
Mechanical
• Bus and Truck Mechanics
• Extruding, Forming, Pressing • Crane and Tower Operators
Operators and Tenders • Derrick Operators
• First Line Supervisors • Electric Motor Repairers
• Electronics Engineering • Elevator Installers and Repairers
• Petroleum Engineer • Electro-mechanical Technicians
This cluster includes occupations involved with mechanical principles applied to • Electrical Equipment Assemblers • Opthalmic Laboratory Technician
practical situations and hands-on techniques with machines and tools. Engineers • Food Batchmakers
and engineering technicians take part in the planning, design, and construction of • Tool and Die Makers
buildings, roads, commercial ports, airplanes, automobiles and most of the products • Industrial Engineer Communication
and equipment we use every day. • Industrial Engineering Technician • Computer Hardware Engineers
• Computer Software Engineers
You should be able to: Construction
• Computer Support Specialist
• Make decisions using measurable data, facts, and experience • Cartographers and
• Architects Photogrammetrists
• Work accurately with detailed instructions • Architectural Drafters • Electrical Power Line Installers
• Plan and direct an entire activity • Brick Masons • Network and Computer Systems
• Apply math to problems accurately • Civil Engineering Technicians Administrators
• Visualize objects in three-dimensional form; see detail and recognize slight • Carpenters • Traffic Technicians
differences • Civil Engineers • Statisticians
• Pay attention to detail • Construction and Building
• Construction Laborers
Transportation
• Painters
You should like: • Inspectors • Air Traffic Controllers
• Working with things or objects
• Electricians • Aircraft Cargo Handling
• Doing routine, organized, accurate work • Landscape Architects • Aircraft Mechanics
• Using machines, special processes, and techniques • Woodworking Machine Setters • Commercial Pilot
• Working with your hands to assemble and produce things • Roofers • Aerospace Engineer Technicians
• Working outdoors • Pipelayers • Aerospace Engineer
• Working as a member of a team • Avionics Technicians
• Captain Mates and Pilots
Did You Know?

• The career within Engineering and Technical Cluster are high skill, high wage jobs.
• Education include certifications from a career technical education program, or a
two year or four year degree.
• Engineering and Technical occupations are fast growing.
• A certification earned in a high school career technical program can lead you to a
high wage job.
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Occupation Career 2016 Job Description Minimum WV High High High
Cluster Projected Usual Annual Skill Demand
Employment Education Wage
Civil Engineers Engineering 1,533 Perform engineering duties in planning, designing, and overseeing construction and Bachelor’s $62,346 x x x
and Technical maintenance of building structures, and facilities, such as roads, railroads, airports, degree
bridges, harbors, channels, dams, irrigation projects, pipelines, power plants, water
and sewage systems, and waste disposal units. Includes architectural, structural,
traffic, ocean, and geo-technical engineers.
Computer Support Engineering 1,559 Provide technical assistance to computer system users. Answer questions or Associate’s $37,417 x x
Specialists and Technical resolve computer problems for clients in person, via telephone or from remote Degree
location. May provide assistance concerning the use of computer hardware and
software, including printing, installation, word processing, electronic mail, and
operating systems.
Computer Systems Engineering 1,267 Analyze science, engineering, business, and all other data processing problems Bachelor’s $60,312 x x x
Analysts and Technical for application to electronic data processing systems. Analyze user requirements, degree
procedures, and problems to automate or improve existing systems and review
computer system capabilities, workflow, and scheduling limitations. May analyze
or recommend commercially available software. May supervise computer
programmers.
Construction Laborers Engineering 8,691 Perform tasks involving physical labor at building, highway, and heavy construction Technical $30,682 x
and Technical projects, tunnel and shaft excavations, and demolition sites. May operate hand Training or
and power tools of all types: air hammers, earth tampers, cement mixers, small Apprenticeship
mechanical hoists, surveying and measuring equipment, and a variety of other
equipment and instruments. May clean and prepare sites, dig trenches, set braces
to support the sides of excavations, erect scaffolding, clean up rubble and debris,
and remove asbestos, lead, and other hazardous waste materials. May assist other
craft workers.
Electricians Engineering 5,858 Install, maintain, and repair electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures. Ensure Technical $47,202 x x
and Technical that work is in accordance with relevant codes. May install or service street lights, Training or
intercom systems, or electrical control systems. Apprenticeship
First-Line Supervisors/ Engineering 5,451 Directly supervise and coordinate activities of construction or extraction workers. Technical $67,039 x x
Managers of and Technical Training or
Construction Trades Apprenticeship
First-Line Supervisors/ Engineering 3,372 Supervise and coordinate the activities of mechanics, installers, and repairers. Technical $55,565 x x
Managers of and Technical Training or
Mechanics, Installers Apprenticeship
Helpers-Carpenters Engineering 1,732 Help carpenters by performing duties of lesser skill. Duties include using, supplying Technical $23,790 x
and Technical or holding materials or tools, and cleaning work area and equipment. Training or
Apprenticeship
Industrial Truck and Engineering 2,738 Operate industrial trucks or tractors equipped to move materials around a Technical $32,257 x
Tractor Operators and Technical warehouse, storage yard, factory, construction site, or similar location. Training or
Apprenticeship
Network Systems and Engineering 1,110 Analyze, design, test, and evaluate network systems, such as local area Bachelor’s $45,833 x x x
Data Communications and Technical networks (LAN), wide area networks (WAN), Internet, intranet, and other data degree
Analysts communications systems. Perform network modeling, analysis, and planning.
Research and recommend network and data communications hardware and
software. Includes telecommunications specialists who deal with the interfacing of
computer and communications equipment. May supervise computer programmers.
Plumbers, Pipefitters, Engineering 2,488 Assemble, install, alter, and repair pipelines or pipe systems that carry water, Technical $44,128 x x
and Steamfitters and Technical steam, air, or other liquids or gases. May install heating and cooling equipment and Training or
mechanical control systems. Apprenticeship
Welders, Cutters, Engineering 3,485 Use hand-welding, flame-cutting, hand soldering, or brazing equipment to weld or Technical $35,609 x x
Solderers, and Brazers and Technical join metal components or to fill holes, indentations, or seams of fabricated metal Training or
products. Apprenticeship
113
Engineering and Technical
PATHWAYS
114
ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL High School and College Transition Plan

College: : Bridgemont CTC, Kanawha Valley CTC Mountwest CTC,
Cluster: Engineering and Technical
Pierpont CTC, Southern CTC
Concentration: ET1600 Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Tech Associate Degree: TS/Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Tech (CT20) (CT29)
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
1605
Fundamentals of Air
Conditioning/Refrigeration
4-8 credits
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to 1607

Heating Systems

Biology 1900
CTE Electives
Chemistry Studies Basic Control Circuits
1439 1411/1413 1603
12 English 12 Intro to Bus/Mkt Civics for the 21st Century Bus Comp App. I or II Domestic Refrigeration
or Algebra ll
IT 101
1605 Fundamentals of Air
Year 1607 Heating Systems Fundamentals of Computers
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Conditioning/Refrigeration General Ed Requirement
13 EDGE 5 hrs EDGE 3 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
POSTSECONDARY
Year 1601 Basic Control Circuits 1603 Domestic Refrigeration

General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement
MG 101
Year Principles of Supervision Basic Economics or College Intro to Bus. Entrepreneurship or College Leadership Development
14 or College Requirement Requirement EDGE 3 hrs. Requirement Studies or College Requirement

Year Bus. Organization & Mgt. Occupational Safety or Customer Service or College
14 or College Requirement College Requirement Requirement

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 - 38 School maintenance, direct selling establishments, hardware/plumbing/heating equipment & supplies
merchant/wholesalers, self-employment, local governments, federal government, hospitals
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36- 24 (Management Level)
Average College Savings $1455 Average Salary $34,819.20 to $42,702.4

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-38 School maintenance, direct selling establishments, hardware/plumbing/heating equipment and
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36-24 supplies merchant/wholesalers, self-employment, local governments, federal government, hospitals
115

College: Bridgemont CTC, Eastern CTC, Kanawha CTC,
Cluster: Engineering and Technical Mountwest CTC New River CTC, Pierpont CTC, Southern CTC,
WV Northern CC
Concentration: ET1620 Automotive Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies/Automotive
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
Automotive Technology
4-8 credits
1625 Brakes
SECONDARY

Biology 1900
CTE Electives
1637 Suspension and
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Steering Diagnosis
Chemistry Studies
1439 1411/1413
12 English 12 Intro to Bus/Mkt Civics for the 21st Century Bus Comp App. I or II 1623 Basic Engine Concepts
or Algebra ll
IT 101
Year 1625 Brakes Fundamentals of Computers
General Education General Education Automotive Technology General Education
EDGE 5 hrs
1637 Suspension and
POSTSECONDARY
Year 1623 Basic Engine Concepts

General Education General Education Steering Diagnosis
13 EDGE 5 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
MG 101
Year Principles of Supervision Basic Economics or College Intro to Bus. Entrepreneurship or College Leadership Development
14 or College Requirement Requirement EDGE 3 hrs. Requirement Studies or College Requirement


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 - 37 (Management Level)
Automotive Technician
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36- 25

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-37 Automotive Technician
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36-25 Average Salary (Management Level): $25,630 to $39,000
116
High School and College Transition Plan

Concentration: 1480 Certified Internet Webmaster (CIW) Associate Degree: Computer Application Specialist--CIW
GRADE

Courses


Sequence Electives
Recommended Elective CIW Design Methodology
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I & Technology Part I
College Course OFTC 100 College Course IT 236
Recommended Elective CIW Design Methodology
& Technology Part II
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health Web Page Design

Biology 1900

College Course IT 233 College Course IT 246
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century CIW Foundations Part I
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Business Comp Apps I
Chemistry Studies Credit given in Part II
College Transition Math Electives Electives CIW Foundations Part II
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Human Ser, Dev, & Rela. College Course IT 256
or Algebra ll Business Comp Apps II Business Communications
CGEN 100 CBUS 150 OFTC 215
Year PSYC 203 Psychology OR OFTC 101 OFTC 136
Critical Thinking and Intro to Business **Word Complete
13 SOCI 203 Sociology Keyboarding II Outlook
Learning *Earned in High School *Partially Earned in HS
CBUS 105
Business Communications OFTC 216 3 Electives in IT 236
Year OFTC 222 English 101
POSTSECONDARY
*Earned in High School **Excel Complete OFTC, IT, CBUS Web Page Design
13 Windows Complete Written English
COMM 202 *Partially Earned in HS *Earned in High School *Earned in High School
OFTC 217
Year CGEN 101 CBUS 200 MATH 101 IT 245
**Access Complete
14 Career Transition Business Ethics Or above Internet Foundations
8 Electives in
OFTC 218 CBUS 215 Human Relations IT 246
Year OFTC, IT, CBUS CBUS 292
**PowerPoint Complete and Management Site Designer
14 Business Internship
*Partially Earned in HS *Earned in High School *5 Earned in High School *Earned in High School
**NOTE: Student
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 64 will need to take Occupations
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 32 OFTC 239 to
complete the Web Design
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 32 requirements for the
Microsoft Office
Average College Savings $4,096 classes. Average Salary $ $35,000 - $45,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 32 Web Design
117

Cluster: Engineering and Technical Cluster College: Bridgemont Community and Technical College
Concentration: ET1640 CISCO Networking Academics Associate Degree: AAS in Applied Science CISCO/A+ Networking Academies
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
1692-A+
1642-Discovery I Certification:
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education Networking for Home and Small Bus. Hardware
Dual Credit Option
Core-College Credit Elective-College
Credit
1693 A+
1644-Discovery 2 Certification:
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Health Working to Small and Medium Business ISP Operating Systems
Biology 1900
Credit
1705 Fund. Of
Chemistry or Conceptual 1646-Discovery 3
20th and 21st Century Computer Systems
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Chemistry The Arts Intro Routing and Switching in Entrprise
Studies Elective- College
Dual Credit Option Core-College Credit
Credit
Psychology/Sociology 1648-Discovery 4
English 12 College Transition Civics for the 21st Recommended CTE
12 Elective Designing & Supporting Computer Networks
Dual Credit Option Math or Algebra ll Century Electives
HU/SS ELET 212
ENGL 101 DRET 120
Year Elective GNET 212 Network OTEC 181
English Comp I Drafting I
13 MATH 113 Tech Alg Dual Credit Project Management Security Fund Records Management
Dual Credit Option
Option
PHSC 105 OTEC 280 CIET 225

Year ENGL 202 HU/SS OTEC 176 CIET 255
POSTSECONDARY
Physical Sc Access or Codes, Contracts,

13 Bus and Prof Writing Elective Ethics Construction Est
Dual Credit Option Dreamweaver Cost Analy

1642 Discovery
1644 Discovery 2-Working at a Samll –to- 1646 Discovery 3-Introducting Routing and
Year 1-Networking for Home and 1648-Discovery 4-Designing and Supporting Computer Networks
Medium-Business or ISP Switching in the Enterprise
14 Small Business Core-Earned in High SChool
Core-Earned in High School Core-Earned in High School
Core-Earned in High School

1693 A+ Certification: Operating
Year 1692 A+ Certification: Hardware 1705 Fundamentals of Computer Systems
Building Operation Systems
Systems
14 Elective-Earned in High School Elective-Earned in High School
Elective-Earned in High School
Average Salaries: $37,000 to $75,000
Average College Savings $5,986.00
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Building Operation Systems
118

Cluster: Engineering & Technical College: Eastern WV Community and Technical College
Concentration: ET 1640 Cisco Networking Academics Degree: AAS Degree: Information Technology

GRADE


CISCO
College Course IT Elective
CISCO
SECONDARY

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century CISCO
Chemistry Studies College Course IT Elective
College Transition Math or CISCO

Algebra ll College Course General Elective

CIS 154 BUS 101 CIS 108 ENL 101 Math
Year Management Information Systems Introduction to Business Computer Fundamentals English Composition I Elective (100 or Higher)
13

IT 180 BUS 203/ or ENL 102 CIS 121 IT 134 SSC 147
Year
POSTSECONDARY
PC Repair and Troubleshooting Communications in Business/ or Database Management Software Networking Fundamentals Understanding Human Diversity
13 English Comp II
CIS 119 IT Elective (CISCO 3 Cr.) IT 181 Science IT Elective (CISCO Social Science Elective
Year Spreadsheet Software Operating Systems Elective 3 Cr.)
14

IT 276 or IT 278 IT Elective (CISCO 3 Cr.) IT Programming Elective General Elective (CISCO 3 Cr.) CIS 133
Year Internship or Capstone Designing a Web Page
14

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 ¨Lan Support I, II, III, Network Administrator I, II, III, IV, V, Network Engineer I, II, III
Network Security Systems Manager

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Lan Support I, II, III, Network Administrator I, II, III, IV, V, Network Engineer I, II, III
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 51 Network Security Systems Manager
119

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: Kanawha Valley CTC
Concentration: ET1640 CISCO Networking Academies Associate Degree: AAS in Computer Science, Programming

GRADE


1642 Discovery I-Networking for

Home and Small Business
1644 Discovery II-Working at a
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Small to Medium Business or
ISP
1646 Discovery III-Introducing

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Routing and Switching in the
Chemistry- Dual Credit Option Studies
Enterprise
English 12- Dual Credit College Transition Math or 1648 Discovery IV-Design and
Option Algebra ll- Dual Credit Option Supporting Computer Networks

ENG 110 Math 121
Year COLL 101 HUM 101 GED
English Composition I- Pre Calculus- Dual Credit
13 College 101 Intro to Humanities Gen Ed Fine Arts
Dual Credit Option Option

ENG 111 BST 240 CS 109 CS 240
Foundations of
POSTSECONDARY
Year English Composition II or Fund of Bus Comp Tech or BST 106 Data CS 242
13 ENG 120 CS 106 Intro to Business Programming- CTE Communications Web Site Design
Technical Writing Intro to Comp & Office App 1642
CS 114
CS 230 ECON 201 (Macro) or
Year Intro to Visual Basic or Restricted Elective
Data Base Mgmt Systems-CTE ECON 202 (Micro) Science Elective – Dual Credit Option
14 CS 260 CTE 1646
1644 Princ of Economics
Intro to C++ Programming
CS 280
Year BA 203 BA 215 MATH 205 Restricted Elective
Intro to Systems
14 Business Statistics Accounting I Discrete Mathematics CTE 1648
Analysis

Programming, Networking, Management Information Specialist

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 16 Programming, Networking, Management Information Specialist
120

Concentration: ET1640 Cisco Networking Academies Associate Degree: AAS in Computer Science, Web Design

GRADE


Applications I
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health 1429 Desktop Publishing

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1431 Digital Imaging/Multimedia
English 12- Dual Credit College Transition Math or 1455 Web Page Publishing
Option Algebra ll- Dual Credit Option (College course CS 142)

Year COLL 101 ENG 110 English Composition I CS 107 ART 101 MATH 101 College Algebra- Dual
13 College 101 Dual Credit Option Intro to Programming Introduction to Art Credit Option

CS 142
POSTSECONDARY
Year ART 217 CS 240 CS 109 ENGL 111 English Composition II or

Web Site Design-High School
13 Computer Graphics Data Communications Foundations of Programming ENG 120 Technical Writing
1455
COMM 285
Year CS 242 CS 214 CS 230 ART 213
Web Design and Digital Social Science
14 Intermediate Web Design Intro to Visual Basic Data Base Management Systems Graphic Design
Media Elective
Year CS 244 CS 266 Introduction to JAVA or CS 210 ITEC 269
Science Elective- Dual Credit Option
14 Advanced Web Design CS 248 ASP.Net 3 Fund of Operating Systems Project Management

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 3 Employment in all areas of web design for companies or independently as an entrepreneur
121

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: Mountwest CTC
Concentration: ET1640 Cisco Networking Academies Associate Degree: A.A.S./Network Systems Development (CI20)(CI25)
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
1642 Discovery 1: Networking
for Home & Small Business
4-8 credits 1644 Discovery 2: Working
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health at a Small-to-Medium Bus.

Biology 1900
Recommended or ISP
1646 Discovery 3: Introducing

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Routing & Switching in the
Chemistry Studies
Enterprise
1703
1411/1413 1648 Discovery 4: Designing
College Transition Math A+ Certification (must also
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Bus Comp App. I or II & Supporting Computer
or Algebra ll pass COMP TIA A+ exam to
College Course—IT 101 Networks
receive college credit)
MAT 145 IT 270 IT 101 IT 131
Year ENL 111 IT 120
Applications in Algebra Computer Repair Fundamentals of Computers Introduction to Networking
13 Written Communications Operating Systems I
EDGE 3 hrs. EDGE 3 hrs. EDGE 3 hrs.

POSTSECONDARY
COM 112 IT 224 IT 141

Year IT 221 IT 115
Oral Communication Fundamentals of Network Networking Systems II
13 Operating Systems II Introduction to BASIC
Security EDGE 3 hrs.
SS 201 IT 276 IT 231
Year ENL 231
Human Relations Computer Maintenance Networking Systems III
14 Technical Report Writing
EDGE 3 hrs. EDGE 3 hrs.
IT 225 IT 241
Year Approved IT Elective
Fundamentals of Wireless Networking Systems IV
14 3 hrs.
LANs EDGE 3 hrs.

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Network administrator, web designer, systems support technician, network designer, security
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 42 solutions designer, help desk technician, hardware technician, software applications
122

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: New River CTC
Concentration: ET1640 CISCO Networking Academies Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math

Language Arts Social Engineering and

GRADE
Recommended
Technical Sequence

Required Course Course

Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Engineering and 1642 Discovery 1: Networking
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Technical Electives for Home and Small Business
All CTE Engineering and Technical 1644 Discovery 2: Working at a
10 English 10 Geometry Health Approved Electives Small-to-Medium-Business or ISP
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer 1646 Discovery 3: Introducing
Conceptual All CTE Approved Engineering and
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II Routing and Switching in the
11 English 11 Chemistry Technical Electives
Math Studies College Course Enterprise
Computer Elective College Course Component III
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Engineering and 1648 Discovery 4: Designing and
Or Civics for the 21st Century
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Technical Electives Supporting Computer Networks
Trigonometry College Course POSC 200

POSTSECONDARY
Math 102 Intermediate Algebra Speech 208 POSC 200

Year English 103 Technical Computer Elective
or Higher Humanities Elective Social Science Elective Component II
13 Writing *Earned in High School
Lab Science Elective *Earned in High School *Earned in High School


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Network administrator, web designer, systems support technician, network designer, security
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 solutions designer, help desk technician, hardware technician, software applications
Average College Savings: $4,320-$4,440 Average Salary: $37,000-$75,000
123

College: Bridgemont CTC, Eastern CTC, Kanawha Valley CTC,
Mountwest CTC, New River CTC, Southern CTC, WV Northern CC
Concentration: ET1670 Collision Repair Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies/Automotive Collision
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
Collision Repair Technology
4-8 credits 1675 Non-Structural Analysis

SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Health and Damage Repair
Biology 1900
Recommended
1677 Structural Analysis and

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Damage Repair
Chemistry Studies
1439 1411/1413
College Transition Math 1679 Surface Preparation and
or Algebra ll Refinishing
IT 101
1671 Fundamentals 1677 Structural Analysis
Year Fundamentals of Computers
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement of Collision Repair and Damage Repair General Ed Requirement
13 EDGE 3 hrs.
Technology EDGE 5 hrs
EDGE 5 hrs
1675 Non-Structural
1679 Surface Preparation and
POSTSECONDARY
Year Analysis and Damage

General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Refinishing General Ed Requirement
13 Repair
EDGE 5 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
MG 101
Year Principles of Supervision Basic Economics or College Intro to Bus. Entrepreneurship or College
14 or College Requirement Requirement EDGE 3 hrs. Requirement
Studies or College Requirement

Automotive Technician, Equipment Sales, Customization Work
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-38 (Management Level)
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 - 24

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-38 Automotive Technician, Equipment Sales, Customization Work
124

Concentration: ET2030 Computer Integrated Manufacturing Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math

Language Arts Recommended Social Engineering and

GRADE

Technical Sequence


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
3510 and 3520 CIM V 3110 and 3120 CIM I
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Independent Study - Welding Engineering Drafting
3610 and 3620 CIM VI 3210 and 3220 CIM II
10 English 10 Geometry Health Independent Study - Welding Computer Aided Drafting
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer 3310 and 3320 CIM III
Conceptual 3710 and 3720 CIM VII
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II Manufacturing Processes/
11 English 11 Chemistry Advanced CAD
Math Studies College Course Machine Design
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written 3810 and 3820 CIM VIII 3410 and 3420 CIM IV
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Co-op CNC/Robotics

POSTSECONDARY



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Manufacturing Engineering Technologists, Electronics Engineers (except computer), Manufacturing
Engineers (Management
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Level)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Manufacturing Engineering Technologists, Electronics Engineers (except computer),
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Manufacturing Engineers
Average College Savings: $4,320-$4,440 Average Salary (Management Level): $51,500
125

Concentration: ET1690 Computer Repair and Network Technologies Associate Degree: Computer Science, Programming
Math Science Required Courses
GRADE
English/ Language Arts Social Studies/ Sciences

Recommended Required Course and Recommended Career and Technical Courses
Course Sequence Sequence CTE Electives
1692 A+ Certification 1694 Networking
Physical
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Hardware I Essentials I
Education
Elective Elective
Biology or 1694 Networking
United States Studies 1692 A+ Certification
10 English 10 Geometry Conceptual Health Essentials II
SECONDARY
to 1900 Hardware II Required

Biology Required
Chemistry or
1693 A+ Certification
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1695 Server Essentials I
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Operating Systems I
Chemistry- Dual Studies Elective
Elective
Credit Option
College Transition 1693 A+ Certification
English 12- Dual Credit Recommended Civics for the 21st Recommended 1695 Server Essentials II
12 Math or Algebra ll- Operating Systems II
Option CTE Electives Century CTE Electives Required
Dual Credit Option Required
HUM 101 ENG 110
COLL 101 Math 121 GED
Year 13 Intro to English Composition I- Dual Credit
College 101 Pre Calculus- Dual Credit Option Gen Ed Fine Arts
Humanities Option
ENG 111 BST 240 CS 109
BST 106
English Composition II or Fund of Bus Comp Tech or Foundations of CS 240 CS 242
POSTSECONDARY
Year 13 Intro to
ENG 120 CS 106 Programming- CTE Data Web Site Design
Business
Technical Writing Intro to Comp & Office App 1694 I and II
CS 114
CS 230 ECON 201 (Macro) or
Intro to Visual Basic or Restricted Elective
Year 14 Data Base Mgmt ECON 202 (Micro) Science Elective – Dual Credit Option
CS 260 CTE 1692 I and II
Systems Princ of Economics
Intro to C++ Programming
CS 280 MATH 205
BA 203 BA 215 Restricted Elective
Year 14 Intro to Systems Analysis- Discrete
Business Statistics Accounting I CTE 1695 I and II
CTE 1693 I and II Mathematics

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Programming, Networking, Management Information Specialist
126

Concentration: ET1690 Computer Repair and Networking Technologies Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended
Technical Sequence


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Engineering and
1692 A+ Certification: Hardware
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Technical Electives
All CTE Engineering and Technical 1693 A+ Certification: Operating
10 English 10 Geometry Health Approved Electives Systems
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 1694 Networking Essentials
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Engineering and
Or Civics for the 21st Century 1695 Server Essentials
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Technical Electives
Trigonometry College Course POSC 200 College Course Component III

POSTSECONDARY



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Computer Support Specialist, Network Systems and Data Communications Specialist, Network
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Cable Installer, Network and Computer Systems Administrators
127

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: WV Northern CC
Concentration: 1690 Computer Repair & Network Associate Degree: Applied Science in Technical Studies

GRADE

Computer Systems
1709 Technical Computer

SECONDARY
Applications

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1707 Systems Software

Chemistry Studies
College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Recommended CTE 1703 Computer Maintenance
Algebra ll Electives Electives and Repair

Year CIT 117 Introduction to Computers
ENG 101 College Composition 1 MATH 102 Technical Math 1 SS 101 Introduction to Social Studies ACC 122 Accounting
13 & Informational Processing

Year Or
POSTSECONDARY
PHYS 115 Applied Physics ACC 123 Accounting II Elective

Communication
Year MGT 253 Small Business

PSYC 155 Human Relations MKT 230 Principles of Marketing BA 240 Business Law I
14 Management
Year
14

(Management Level)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36 Programming, Networking, Management Information Systems
128

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: WVU-P
Concentration: ET 1690 Computer Repair and Network Technologies Associate Degree: Computer and Information Tech
English/ Required
Math

Language Arts Science Social Studies/ Sciences Courses and

GRADE
Required Course
Recommended Course
Required Course Sequence Recommended
Sequence
Sequence CTE Electives
1692 A+ Certification:
Physical
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Hardware (with 1693)
Education 4-8 Elective Courses
(Depending on number of College Course CIT 101
classes offered per day or block 1693 A+ Certification:
Operating Systems
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual

10 English 10 Geometry United States Studies to 1900 Health schedule)
Biology (with 1692)
College Course CIT 101


11 English 11 Conceptual Math 20th and 21st Century Studies The Arts Course Possibilities 1694 Networking Essentials
Chemistry English 12 (ENGL 101)
Civics for the 21st Century 1651 Routing
Theory
CTE Electives 1645 Networking
College Transition Math Dual Credit or College Course and Router
12 English 12 Computer Apps 1461 Fundamentals 1695 Server Essentials
or Algebra ll
Possibilities (SOC 101 or PSYC Technologies College Course CIT 105
College Course
101) CIT 106
CIT 101—4 hrs CIT 105—4 hrs
Year CIT 130 CS 101
PC Management and Network Fundamentals (Cisco)
13 Principles of Information Systems Introduction to Computing
Maintenance A+
POSTSECONDARY

CIT 106—4 hrs
Year ENGL 101 CIT 114 SPCH 111
Routers & Routing Fundamentals Elective
13 Composition 1 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals of Speech
(CISCO)
CIT 205—4hrs CIT 140
Year MATH 111—4 hrs SOC 101 or PSYC 101
Intermediate Routing and Switching Electricity & Digital Electronics Elective
14 Technical Math 1
(Cisco) Fundamentals
Year CIT 206—4 hrs CIT 211 CIT 240 CIT 260 MATH 112—4 hrs
14 WAN Theory and Design (Cisco) Network Infrastructure Introduction to Linux Capstone Project Technical Math 2

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Computer Support Specialist, Network Systems and Data Communications Specialist, Network Cable
Dual Credit or College Course Possibilities 6 Installer, Network and Computer Systems Administrators
$1797-2566
Average College Savings Average Salary $37,000 to $74,500
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Computer Support Specialist, Network Systems and Data Communications Specialist, Network
Dual Credit Option: 6 Cable Installer, Network and Computer Systems Administrators
129

Concentration: ET1700 Computer Systems and Operational Support Associate Degree: Associate of Science in Computer and Information Tech

GRADE

1642
World Studies to 1900 1705 Fundamentals of Discovery
Dual Credit Option Computer Systems I
ELET 121
1644
1709 Technical Discovery
SECONDARY
Computer Applications II
ELET 122
1646
Discovery
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Chemistry 20th and 21st Century Studies The Arts 1707 Systems Software
III
Dual Credit Option
ELET 221
1648
Psychology/Sociology
English 12 College Transition Math or 1703 Computer Discovery
12 Elective Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives
Dual Credit Option Algebra ll Maintenance and Repair IV
Dual Credit Option
ELET 222
ENGL 101 ELET 110 ELET 121
Year GNET 100 GNET 108
English Composition I Computer Hardware Systems Internetworking I
13 Technology Orientation Basic Computer Applications
Dual Credit Option 1705 & 1703 1642 Discovery I
ELET 111 ELET 122
POSTSECONDARY
Year ENGL 202 MATH 113 Tech Algebra or

Computer Operating Systems Internetworking II Computer Programming Language
13 Bus & Prof Writing MATH 124 Finite Math
1709 & 1707 1644 Discovery II
HU/SS Elective
ELET 221
Year ELET 211 Psychology/Sociology
Internetworking III Lab Science Technical Elective
14 Network Operating Systems Dual Credit Option
1646 Discovery III
Psyc101/SOCA 101
ELET 222
Year ELET 212 ELET 241 HU/SS Elective
Internetworking IV Technical Elective
14 Network Security Fund Fundamentals of Web Design Dual Credit Option
ELET 222

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 23 Building, testing, operation, and maintenance of hardware and software systems
130

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: New River Community and Technical College
Concentration: ET1700 Computer Systems and Hardware Support Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended
Technical Sequence


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Engineering and 1705 Fundamentals of
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Technical Electives Computer Systems
All CTE Engineering and Technical 1709 Technical Computer
10 English 10 Geometry Health Approved Electives Applications
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 1692 A+ Certification: Hardware
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Engineering and 1693 A+ Certification: Operating
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Technical Electives Systems

POSTSECONDARY



Building, testing, operation, and maintenance of
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 hardware and software systems

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Building, testing, operation, and maintenance of hardware and software systems
131

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: WV Northern CC
Concentration: 1700 Computer Systems and Hardware Associate Degree: Applied Science in Technical Studies

GRADE


1705 Fundamentals of Computer

Systems
1709 Technical Computer

SECONDARY
Applications

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1707 Systems Software

Chemistry Studies
College Transition Math or 1703 Computer Maintenance

Algebra ll and Repair

Year CIT 117 Introduction to Computers &
ENG 101 College Composition 1 MATH 102 Technical Math 1 SS 101 Introduction to Social Studies ACC 122 Accounting
13 Informational Processing

Year Or
POSTSECONDARY
PHYS 115 Applied Physics ACC 123 Accounting II Elective

Communication
Year MGT 253 Small Business

PSYC 155 Human Relations MKT 230 Principles of Marketing BA 240 Business Law I
14 Management
Year
14

Building, testing, operation, and maintenance of
Possible Earned College Credit (EDGE): 24 hardware and software systems

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 24 Building, testing, operation, and maintenance of hardware and software systems
132

Concentration: ET 1700 Computer Systems and Hardware Support Associate Degree: Computer and Information Tech
English/ Language
Math Required Courses


GRADE
Required Course
Recommended Course
and Recommended Electives Career and Technical Courses
Sequence
Physical 1705 Fundamentals of
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 4-8 Elective Courses
Education (Depending on number of
Computer Systems
classes offered per day or
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to block schedule) 1709 Technical Computer
Biology 1900 Applications

1692 A+ Certification:

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Course Possibilities Hardware (with 1693)
Chemistry Studies English 12 (ENGL 101) College Course CIT 101
1651 Routing
Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st Century
Theory 1693 A+ Certification:
Electives 1645 Networking
College Transition Math or Dual Credit or College and Router Operating Systems
12 English 12 Computer Apps 1461 or Course Possibilities Fundamentals
Algebra ll Technologies (with 1692)
BCA I 1411 Psychology or Sociology College Course CIT 105
College Course College Course CIT 101
College Course CS 101 (SOC 101 or PSYC 101) CIT 106
Year CIT 130 CS 101
PC Management and Network Fundamentals (Cisco)
Maintenance A+
POSTSECONDARY

CIT 106—4 hrs
(CISCO)
CIT 205—4hrs CIT 140 SOC 101 or PSYC 101
Year MATH 111—4 hrs
Intermediate Routing and Switching Electricity & Digital Electronics Introduction to Sociology or Elective
14 Technical Math 1
(Cisco) Fundamentals Introduction to Psychology

Dual Credit or College Course Possibilities 6 Installer, Network and Computer Systems Administrators
$1797-2566
Dual Credit Option: 6 Cable Installer, Network and Computer Systems Administrators
133

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: Kanawha CTC, Mountwest CTC, New River CTC, WV Northern CC
Concentration: ET 1720 Conventional-Computer Assisted Drafting Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Language
Math

Arts Science Social Studies/ Sciences Required Courses and

GRADE
Recommended Course Electives Career and Technical Courses



Sequence
Sequence
1729
Fundamentals of Drafting
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to 4-8 credits

1727
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry
Biology 1900
Health Recommended
CTE Electives Drafting Techniques

Chemistry Studies Drafting Architectural
1439
1411/1413
College Transition Math Intro to Bus/Mkt 1725
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Bus Comp App. I or II
or Algebra ll College Course-MG 101 Drafting Mechanical
College Course—IT 101
IT 101
1729 1727 Fundamentals of
Year
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Fundamentals of Drafting Drafting Techniques General Ed Requirement Computers
13
EDGE 5 hrs EDGE 5 hrs EDGE 3 hrs.
POSTSECONDARY

MG 101
1721 1725
Year
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Drafting Architectural Drafting Mechanical General Ed Requirement
Intro to Bus.
13 EDGE 3 hrs.
Basic Electronics or College Leadership Development
Year Basic Economics or College
General Ed Requirement Requirement Studies or College Requirement
14 Requirement


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-37 Architectural and engineering firms, manufacturing industries, construction, communications, and
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36-24 utilities industries, surveying, mining

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-37 Architectural and Engineering Firms, Manufacturing Industries, Construction, Communications, and
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36-24 Utilities Industries, Surveying, Mining
134

Cluster: Engineering and Technical Cluster College: Pierpont CTC
Concentration: ET 1720 Drafting Associate Degree: AAS Drafting/Design Engineer.
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1729 Fundamentals of Drafting

10 English 10 Geometry Health 1727 Drafting Techniques
Biology 1900

Recommended
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts CTE Electives 1725 Mechanical Drafting
Chemistry Studies
College 101
Recommended Science AP Recommended CTE Fundamentals of
12 English 12 Applied Math K Civics for the 21st Century 1721 Architectural Drafting
Physics Elective/Bus Comp Apps 2 CAD

Freshman Seminar or College
Year 13 Written English Applied Math I Materials and Processes Fundamentals of CAD Engineering Graphics
101
Computer Concepts & Apps or

Year 13 Technical Report Writing Applied Math II Intro to Solid Marketing Technical Drafting
Concepts of Computing
Year 14 Recommended Elective Descriptive Geometry Intro to Physics Economics Intro to Solid Modeling Architectural Drafting

Tool Design (Capstone
Year 14 Recommended Elective Engineering Analysis Intro to Physics II Recommended Elective Architectural Design
Course)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Drafter, Tracer, Design Drafter, Designer, CAD operator, Engineering Assistant, Engineering Technicians,
Graphics Specialist, and Project Manager
Additional EDGE & Dual Credit 12

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Drafter, Tracer, Design Drafter, Designer, CAD Operator, Engineering Assistant, Engineering
Additional EDGE Possible: 12 Technicians, Graphics Specialist, and Project Manager
135

Concentration: ET 1720 Drafting Associate Degree: Engineering Tech—Drafting


Arts Science Sciences
GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
1729
World Studies to
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education Fundamentals of Drafting
1900
3-7 credits College Course DRAFT 111
Determined by classes per 1727
Biology or Conceptual United States day or block schedule Drafting Techniques
SECONDARY

Biology Studies to 1900
College Course DRAFT 115
1725

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Mechanical Drafting
Dual Credit or College College Course DRAFT 112
1763 Fund. of Elect. & Course Possibilities
Dual Credit or College 1721
College Transition Math Civics for the 21st 1761 Basic Electronics Psychology or Sociology
12 English 12 Course Possibilities Architectural Drafting
or Algebra ll Century College Course (SOC 101 or PSYC 101)
English 12 (ENG 101) College Course DRAFT 116
ELEC 101 & ELEC 101 L
MECH 135
Year DRAFT 111 SPCH 111 DRAFT 115 MATH 111
Manufacturing Processes
13 Technical Drafting 1 Fundamentals of Speech Computer-Aided Drafting Technical Math 1
and Materials
DRAFT 112 DRAFT 116
POSTSECONDARY
Year ENG 101 INDT 231 Math 112 or Math 128

13 Technical Drafting 2 Customizing AUTO CAD Composition 1 Engineering Economics Technical Math 2
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
Year DRAFT 113 DRAFT 212 MECH 201 MECH 202 ELEC 101 & 101 L
Elective—Historical
14 Descriptive Geometry Structural Design Technology Fluid Mechanics Technology Statics Direct Current Circuits
& Diverse Perspectives
MECH 230
Year MECH 203 DRAFT 220 DRAFT 213 DRAFT 235 Technical
Technology Strength of
14 Technology Dynamics Microstation Schematic Drafting Tool-Machine Design Elective
Materials

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Architectural and Civil Drafters, Electrical and Electronics Drafters, Mechanical Drafters, Surveying
Dual Credit or College Course Possibilities 6 and Mapping Technicians, Civil Engineering Technology,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 45 Architectural Technology
Average College Savings $1922-2691 Average Salary $30.000 to $60,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Architectural and Civil Drafters, Electrical and Electronics Drafters, Mechanical Drafters,
Dual Credit Option: 6 Surveying and Mapping Technicians, Civil Engineering Technology,
Architectural Technology
136

Concentration: ET 1720 Drafting Associate Degree: Engineering Tech—Mechanical Option

Math Science
Arts Sciences Required Courses and
GRADE
Recommended Course Required Course


Required Course Required Course

Sequence Sequence
Sequence Sequence
1729
World Studies to 2-6 credits
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education Fundamentals of Drafting
1900 Determined by classes per
day or block schedule
1727
10 English 10 Geometry Health Dual Credit or College Drafting Techniques
SECONDARY

Course Possibilities College Course DRAFT 115

The Arts Psychology or Sociology
SOC 101 or PSYC 101 1725
Chemistry or 20th and 21st Dual Credit or College
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Mechanical Drafting
Conceptual Chemistry Century Studies Course Possibilities
(HIST 101) College Course DRAFT 112
1461 Computer 1763 Fund. Of Elect. and Course Possibilities 1721
College Transition Math Civics for the 21st English 12 ENG 101
12 English 12 Apps. or 1411 BCA I 1761 Basic Electronics Architectural Drafting
or Algebra ll Century
College Credit CS 101 College Course ELE 101 & 101L College Course DRAFT 116
MECH 135
Year DRAFT 111 CS 101 MATH 111 ENG 101
13 Technical Drafting 1 Intro to Computing Technical Math 1 Composition 1
and Materials
Year DRAFT 112 SPCH 111 INDT 231 Math 112 INDT 240
POSTSECONDARY
13 Technical Drafting 2 Fundamentals of Speech Engineering Economics Technical Math 2 Methods, Standards & Work Design
DRAFT 115
Year INDT 233 INDT 234 MECH 201 MECH 202 ELEC 101 & 101L
Computer Aided Drafting
14 Statistical Process Control Adv. Business Concepts Technology Fluid Mechanics Technology Statics Direct Current Circuits
Technical Elective
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
MECH 230 HIST 101
Year MECH 203 Technical General Ed. Elective
Technology Strength of Western Civilization
14 Technology Dynamics Elective From Historical & Diverse
Materials Free Elective
Perspectives

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Mechanical Drafters, Civil Engineering Technology, Project Estimator, Mechanical Engineering
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 41 Technician
Average College Savings $1922-3075 Average Salary $40,000-50,000

Dual Credit Option: 9 Technician
137

Cluster: Engineering and Technology College: WVU-P
Concentration: ET 1720 Drafting Associate Degree: Welding Engineering Option


GRADE

Courses


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
4-8 credits 1729
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Determined by classes per Fundamentals of Drafting
day or block schedule College Course DRAFT 111
1727
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Health Drafting Techniques
Biology to 1900
1725
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Mechanical Drafting
Chemistry Studies
1461 Computer App. or Course Possibilities 1721
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st
12 English 12 1411 BCA I English 12 (ENG 101 ) Architectural Drafting
or Algebra ll Electives Century
MECH 135
Year MATH 111 CS 101 ELEC 105 WELD 173
Manufacturing Processes &
13 Technical Math 1 Intro to Computing Direct Current Circuits Basic Welding Electricity
Materials
POSTSECONDARY
Year MATH 112 ELEC 120 DRAF 111 ENGL 101

SPCH 111 or 112
13 Technical Math 2 Alternating Current Circuits Technical Drafting 1 Composition 1
WELD 160 Welding WELD 241
Year MECH 201 MECH 202 WELD 271 WELD 172
Blueprint Reading Commercial & Industrial
14 Tech. Fluid Mechanics Technology Statics Intro. to Welding Theory Welding & Industrial Safety
Practices
MECH 230
Year MECH 203 WELD 281 WELD 277
General Education Elective Technology Strength of
14 Technology Dynamics Metallurgy Advanced Welding Theory
Materials

Dual Credit possibilities 3 Welding Technician, Welding Supervisor, Welding Supervisor
Average College Savings $769-1153 Average Salary $50,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Welding Technician, Welding Supervisor, Welding Supervisor
Dual Credit Option: 3 Average Salary: $50,000
Average College Savings: $769-$1,153
138

Concentration: ET1720 Drafting Associate Degree: AS in Computerized Drafting and Design Engineering Technology
English/ Social Studies/


Language Arts Science Sciences
GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
1718 Intro to Computer
World Studies to 1900 1729 Fundamentals of Drafting
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education Aided Dreafting
Dual Credit Option Core
Elective
United States Studies 1728 Adv Computer Aided
Biology or Conceptual 1727 Drafting Techniques
Drafting
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry to 1900 Health

Biology Core
Dual Credit Option Elective

1725 Drafting Specialization,
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1661 Blueprint Reading
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Mechanical
Chemistry Studies Elective
Core
English 12 1721 Drafting Specialization, 1723 Drafting
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st Recommended CTE
12 Dual Credit Architectural Specialization-Civil
or Algebra ll Electives Century Electives
Option Core Elective
DRET 120 ENGL 101 GEC 4
Year GNET 100 GNET 108 MATH 113
Drafting English Comp I MEET 121 Elective
13 Technology Orientation Basic Computer App Technical Algebra
1729 Fund of Drafting Dual Credit Option Mfg Proc I Dual Credit Option
POSTSECONDARY
Year CIET 114 DRET 121 DRET 214 ENGL 202 MATH114 PHYS 201
13 Statics Drafting II Computer Graphics Bus and Prof Writing Tech Trig College Phys I
DRET 202 HU/SS
Year CIET 115 DRET MEET 225
Arch Drafting Elective
14 Strength of Materials Tech CAD Electives Mech Design I
1721 Drafting Specialization Dual Credit Option
Year DRET 201 DRET 204 DRET 216 MATH 117 Tech Electives PHYS 202
14 Elect/Electronics Drafting Structural Drafting Engr. Des. Graphics Tech Calculus College Phys II

Architectural and engineering firms, manufacturing industries, construction, communications, and
Dual Credit Courses 9 utilities industries

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Architectural and Engineering Firms, Manufacturing Industries, Construction, Communications,
Dual Credit Option: 9 and Utilities Industries
139

Cluster: Engineering and Technical Cluster College: Bridgemont CTC
Concentration: ET1740 Diesel Equipment Technology Associate Degree: AAS Diesel Technology
English/ Language
Math Social Studies/ Required Courses and

Arts Science
GRADE
Recommended Course Sciences Recommended CTE Career and Technical Courses


Sequence Required Course Sequence Electives
Sequence
1751 Fundamentals
1749 Diesel Truck
of Diesel Equipment
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Chassis Con. II
Technology
Elective
Core
1743 Diesel Engine Tune Up
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to 1742 Electrical Systems
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health and Troubleshooting

Biology 1900 Elective
Core
1741 Diesel Engine 1745 Diesel Prev. Maint.

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Components & Inspect
Chemistry Studies
Core Elective
Psychology/Sociology
1747 Diesel Support 1744 Electronic Engine
College Transition Math Elective Civics for the 21st Recommended CTE
12 English 12 Systems Controls
or Algebra ll Dual Credit Option Century Electives
Core Elective
PSYC101/SOCA101
SOCA 101
Year DESL 110 DESL 130 Technical GNET 100 MATH 113
Prin of Soc
13 Diesel Engines I Intro to Hydraulics Elective Technical Orientation Technical Alg

POSTSECONDARY
Year DESL 111 DESL 120 ENG 101 OTEC 267 OTEC 262 OTEC 251
HU/SS Elective
13 Diesel Engines II Susp and Steering Comp and Rhetoric Word PowerPoint Interviewing
Year DESL 240 DESL 230 PHYS 105 INDT 102

Tech Elective
14 Brakes Drive Train Physical Science Indust Safety

Year ENGL 202 DESL 220 DESL 250 INDT 213
14 Bus and Prof Writing Elect and Electronic Systems Prevent Maint Internship

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Maintenance and service of diesel engines, diagnostic operations of diesel engines, inspection and
overhaul of diesel engines
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 46 Average Salary $27,000 to $42,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Maintenance and Service of Diesel Engines, Diagnostic Operations of Diesel Engines, Inspection
Dual Credit Option: 13 and Overhaul of Diesel Engines
140
ENGINEERING AND TECHNICALCollege:

CAREER PATHWAY
Kanawha CTC, New River CTC,
Concentration: ET1740 Diesel Equipment Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies


Arts
Recommended Course Required Course Sciences and Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses
Sequence Sequence
1751 Fundamentals of Diesel
All CTE Diesel Equipment
World Studies to Equipment Technology
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education Technology Electives
1900 College Course TS 151
College Course TS155- CTE Elective I
SECONDARY
All CTE Diesel Equipment 1743 Diesel Engine Tune Up

10 English 10 Geometry Health Technology Electives and Troubleshooting


College Course TS156- CTE Elective II College Course TS 152

English 11 Chemistry or All CTE Diesel Equipment 1741 Diesel Engine
20th and 21st
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math Conceptual Chemistry The Arts Technology Electives Components
Century Studies
EN 101 Dual Credit Option College Course TS157- CTE Elective III College Course TS 153
College Transition Psychology/Sociology
English 12 Speech Elective All CTE Diesel Equipment 1747 Diesel Support
Math or Algebra ll Civics for the 21st Elective
12 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Technology Electives Systems
Dual Credit Option Century Dual Credit Option
EN 102 SP 103 College Course TS158- CTE Elective IV College Course TS 154
MT 121 PY 201 or SO 200
Orientation to Technical Programs
Year General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 151 Technical Studies 152
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement or College Requirement
13 Dual Credit Option *Earned in High School *Earned in High School
Dual Credit Option
POSTSECONDARY
Year General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 153
College Requirement
13 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option *Earned in High School
Social Science Elective Small Business Management or
Year Technical Studies Capstone Technical Studies 154
College Requirement PY 201 or SO 200 College Requirement
14 Internship or College Requirement *Earned in High School
Dual Credit Option
Year Technical Studies 155 Technical Studies 156 Maintenance and Service
Technical Studiesof157
Diesel Engines. Diagnostic Operations of Diesel
Technical Engines158
Studies
(Management Level)
Average Salaries: $27,000 to 42,000
Potential Dual Credit Option: 19
Average College Savings $2,901

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Maintenance and Service of Diesel Engines. Diagnostic Operations of Diesel Engines
Dual Credit Option: 19 Average Salary (Management Level): $27,000-$42,000
141

Concentration: ET1760 Electrical Technology Associate Degree: AS Electrical Engineering Technology

GRADE

1763
1728 CAD
Fundamentals
World Studies to 1900 Drafting I & II
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education of Electricity
Dual Credit Option DRET 120
Technical
Drafting I
Elective
SECONDARY
1769 Residential Wiring

Technical Elective
Chemistry or Conceptual 1765 Industrial and Commercial

11 English 11 Conceptual Math Chemistry The Arts Wiring
Studies
Dual Credit Option Technical Elective
English 12 College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Electives 1767 National Electric Code
12 Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives
Dual Credit Option Algebra ll Technical Elective

GNET 111 DRET 120 ENGL 101
Year ELET 171 GNET 100 MATH 113 MATH 114
Public Speaking for Drafting I English Composition I
13 DC Circuit Analysis Tech Orientation Technical Algebra Technical Trigonometry
Technology 1728 CAD Drafting 1 & II Dual Credit Option
POSTSECONDARY
Year ELET 172 ELET 181 ENGL 102 MATH 117 PHYS 101
13 AC Circuit Analysis Analog Devices English Composition II Technical Calculus Introductory Physics I
HIST 180
Year ELET 282 ELET 290 ELET 293 GNET 215
World Civilization
14 Analog Devices II Digital Devices Telecommunications Visual Basic Programming
Dual Credit Option
Year ELET 236 ELET 275 PHYS 102 ECON 202
Technical Electives
14 Programmable Logic Controllers Power System & Ind. Devices Introductory Physics II Principles of Economics 1

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 5 Electronic Technician, Management Associate, Electrical Technician, Engineering Test Technician,
Dual Credit Option: 6 Technical Sales

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 5 Electronic Technician, Management Associate, Electrical Technician, Engineering Test Technician,
Dual Credit Option: 6 Technical Sales
142

Concentration: 1760 Electrical Technology Associate Degree: AAS in Power Plant Technology
Social Studies/

Required Courses
English/ Language Arts Math Science Sciences
GRADE
and Recommended Career and Technical Courses

Required Course Sequence Recommended Course Sequence Required Course Sequence Required Course
CTE Electives
Sequence
1763 Fund of Electricity- 1762 Blueprint

Physical
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Core Reading for
Education
College PPT105 Electricians-Elective
1769 OR 1761 Residential 1771 Rotating Devices
SECONDARY
United States Studies Wiring or Basic & Control Circuitry-

Electronics-Core Elective

to 1900
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1765 Industrial and 1766 Integrated
Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Studies Commercial Wiring-Core Electrical Lab-Elective
1773 Special
2462 Digital
English 12- Dual Credit College Transition Math or Civics for the 21st 1767 National Electric Applications in
12 Recommended CTE Electives Electronics
Option Algebra ll- Dual Credit Option Century Code-Core Electronics
Elective
BST 240
Year COLL 101 ENG 110 MAT 130 PPT 101
Fund of Bus Comp Tech or
13 College 101 English Composition I- Technical Math I- Dual Credit Option Power Plant Fundamentals
PPT 105
POSTSECONDARY
Year ET 113 PPT 201 PPT 102 MAT 131

Basic DC Circuits-
13 Computer Aided Drafting and Design Gas Turbines/Integrated Cycles Power Plant Water Systems Technical Math II
(CTE 1763)
PPT 106 PPT 107
Year BST 230 PPT 204 PHYS 109
Basic AC Circuits Electrical Controls
14 Business Communication and Ethics Power Plant Steam Systems Introductory Physics
(CTE 1769 or 1761) (CTE 1771)
PPT 202 PPT 203
Year ECN 201 HUM 101 PPT 250 PPT 150 Power Plant Internship
Power Plant Instrumentation Power Plant Electrical (optional)
14 Principles of Economics (macro) Humanities Power Plant Seminar
and Control Machinery

Dual Credit Option: 9 Power Plant entry level operator, power companies or industrial companies

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Power Plant Entry Level Operator, Power Companies or Industrial Companies
143

College: Bridgemont CTC, Kanawha Valley CTC,
Mountwest CTC, New River CTC, Pierpont CTC, Southern CTC
Concentration: ET1760 Electrical Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies


Arts Sciences Career and Technical
GRADE
Recommended Course Required Course and Recommended CTE Electives

Required Course
Sequence Sequence Required Course Electives Courses
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Electrical Technology Electives
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Electricity
College Course TS155- CTE Elective I
College Course TS 151
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies All CTE Electrical Technology Electives 1769 Residential Wiring
College Course TS156- CTE Elective II College Course TS 152

Biology to 1900
English 11 Chemistry or 1765 Industrial and

20th and 21st Century All CTE Electrical Technology Electives
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math Conceptual Chemistry The Arts Commercial Wiring
Studies College Course TS157- CTE Elective III
EN 101 Dual Credit Option College Course TS 153
Psychology/
English 12 College Transition Math or Speech Elective 1767 National Electric
Civics for the 21st Sociology Elective All CTE Electrical Technology Electives
12 Dual Credit Option Algebra ll Dual Credit Option Code
Century Dual Credit Option College Course TS158- CTE Elective IV
EN 102 Dual Credit Option MT 121 SP 103 College Course TS 154
PY 201 or SO 200
Orientation to Technical
Year General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 151 General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 152
General Ed Requirement Programs or College
13 Dual Credit Option *Earned in High School Dual Credit Option *Earned in High School
Requirement
POSTSECONDARY
Year General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Principles of Management Human Resource Management Technical Studies 153
13 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option or College Requirement or College Requirement *Earned in High School
Year Technical Studies Capstone Business Law General Ed Requirement Small Business Management Technical Studies 154
14 Internship or College Requirement or College Requirement Dual Credit Option or College Requirement *Earned in High School

Contract Residential and Commercial Electrician, Industrial Electrician
Year Technical Studies 155 Technical Studies 156 Technical(Management
Studies 157Level) Technical Studies 158


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Contract Residential and Commercial Electrician, Industrial Electrician
144

Concentration: ET 1760 Electrical Technology Associate Degree: Engineering Tech.---Chemical Option


GRADE

Courses


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
4-8 credits
World Studies to Determined by classes per day or
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education Electricity ( with #1761)
1900 block schedule
College Credit ELEC 101
1761 Basic Electronics
Biology or Conceptual United States 1769 Residential Wiring

10 English 10 Geometry Health ( with #1763)
SECONDARY

Possibilities Psych, 1765 Industrial &
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Sociology, or History Commercial Wiring
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts ( PSYC 101, SOC 101, or HIST 101 )
Chemistry Century Studies ( with #1767)
1729 Fund. Of Drafting Dual Credit or College 1767 National Electrical

College Transition College Course DRAFT Civics for the 21st 1461 Computer Apps. Course Possibilities
12 English 12 Code
Math or Algebra ll 111 Recommended CTE Century College Credit CS 101 English 12 ( ENG 101 )
( with #1765)
Electives
ELEC 101
Year CHEM 115 ENG 101 CS 101 MATH 111
Direct Current Circuits
13 Fundamentals of Chemistry 1 Composition 1 Intro to Computing Technical Math 1
Technical Elective
CHEM 116 INDT 240 DRAF 111
POSTSECONDARY
Year MATH 112 SPCH 111

Fundamentals of Methods, Standards & Work Technical Drafting 1
13 Technical Math 2 Fundamentals of Speech
Chemistry 2 Design Technical Elective
MECH 135
Year MECH 201 MECH 202 INDT 233 CHEM 233 CHEM 235
Manufacturing Processes &
14 Technology Fluid Technology Statics Statistical Process Control Organic Chemistry 1 Organic Chemistry 1 Lab
Materials
Gen Ed. Elective
Year CHEM 234 CHEM 236 Organic MECH 203 INDT 231
Technical Elective From Historical and Diverse
14 Organic Chemistry 2 Chemistry 2 Lab Technology Dynamics Engineering Economics
Perspectives

Dual Credit or College Course Possibilities 6 Chemical Technician, Chemical Equipment Operator
Average College Savings $1153-1922 Average Salary $35,000 – 56,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Chemical Technician, Chemical Equipment Operator
145

Concentration: ET 1760 Electrical Technology Associate Degree: Engineering Tech.---Electro-Mechanical Option


GRADE

Courses


Sequence Sequence
4-8 credits 1763 Fundamentals
World Studies to Determined by classes per day of Electricity (with
1900 or block schedule #1761) College Credit
ELEC 101 & 101L
Biology or Conceptual United States 1769 Residential Wiring
10 English 10 Geometry Health (with #1763)

SECONDARY

The Arts Course Possibilities 1765 Industrial &
Psych, Sociology, or History Commercial Wiring
Chemistry or 20th and 21st 1771 Rotating Devices PSYC 101, SOC 101, or
11 English 11 Conceptual Math (with #1767)
Conceptual Chemistry Century Studies & Control Circuitry HIST 101 College Credit
College Course
ELEC 133 & 133L
ELEC 225 & 225L
1461 Computer Course Possibilities 1767 National Electrical
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st
12 English 12 Apps. or BCA I 1411 English 12 ( ENG 101) Code
or Algebra ll Electives Century
College Credit CS 101 (with #1765)
MECH 105
Year ELEC 105 ENG 101 CS 101 MATH 111
13 Direct Current Circuits Composition 1 Intro to Computing Technical Math 1
& Materials
POSTSECONDARY
ELEC 120 INDT 240 ELEC 101 & 101 L

Year MATH 112 SPCH 111
Alt Current Circuits Methods, Standards & Work Direct Current Circuits
13 Technical Math 2 Fundamentals of Speech
Design Technical Elective
Year MECH 201 MECH 202 INDT 233 INDT 234 ELEC 133 & 133L
14 Technology Fluid Technology Statics Statistical Process Control Advanced Business Concepts Technical Elective
MECH 230 Gen Ed. Elective
Year INDT 231 ELEC 225 & 225 L MECH 203
Technology Strength of Technical Elective From Historical and Diverse
14 Engineering Economics Electrical Machinery Technology Dynamics
Materials Perspectives
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Mechanical Engineering Technician, Electro-Mechanical Technician, Electrician, Electrical Engineering
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 47 Technician, Energy Technician, Project Estimator, Electronics Repairer


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Mechanical Engineering Technician, Electro-Mechanical Technician, Electrician, Electrical
Dual Credit Option: 6 Engineering Technician, Energy Technician, Project Estimator, Electronics Repairer
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 47 Average Salary: $40,000-57,000
146

Concentration: ET 1760 Electrical Technology Associate Degree: Industrial Option

Math Science
Arts Sciences Required Courses and Career and Technical
GRADE
Recommended Course Required Course Electives



Sequence Sequence
Sequence Sequence
World Studies to Determined by classes per of Electricity (with
1900 day or block schedule #1761) College Credit
ELEC 101 & 101L
1729 Fundamentals
Health 1769 Residential Wiring
Biology or Conceptual United States of Drafting
SECONDARY

Biology Studies to 1900 College Credit DRAFT 111
The Arts
1765 Industrial &
Dual Credit or College (with #1763)
Commercial Wiring (with
Chemistry or 20th and 21st Course Possibilities
11 English 11 Conceptual Math #1767)
Conceptual Chemistry Century Studies Psychology or Sociology
Dual Credit or College College Credit
(SOC 101 or PSYC 101)
Course Possibilities ELEC 133 & 133L
1461 Computer ( ENG 101)
College Transition Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st English 12 1767 National Electrical
12 English 12 Apps. or 1411 BCA I
Math or Algebra ll Electives Century Code (with #1765)
College Credit CS 101
ELEC 101 & 101L
Year MECH 135 ENG 101 CS 101 MATH 111
13 Manuf. Processes & Materials Composition 1 Intro to Computing Technical Math 1
Technical Elective
ELEC 133 & 133L INDT 240
POSTSECONDARY
Year INDT 231 MATH 112 SPCH 111

Industrial Wiring &Code Methods, Standards & Work
13 Engineering Economics Technical Math 2 Fundamentals of Speech
Technical Elective Design
MECH 202
Year INDT 233 INDT 234 MECH 201 MATH 211
Technology Statics
14 Statistical Process Control Adv. Business Concepts Technology Fluid Mechanics Statistics
INDT 270 DRAFT 111 SOC or PSYC Gen.
Year Technical Elective MECH 203
Plant Layout & Material Technical Drafting I Ed. Elective from Historical &
14 Technology Dynamics
Flow Free Elective Diverse Perspective

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Electro/Mechanical Technician, Production Managers, Maintenance Foreman, Electrical Technician,
Dual Credit or College Course Possibilities 6 Industrial Engineering Technician
Dual Credit Option: 6 Industrial Engineering Technician
147

Concentration: ET 1760 Electrical Technology Associate Degree: Multi Craft Technology


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
World Studies to Determined by classes per of Electricity (with
1900 day or block schedule #1761) College Credit
ELEC 101 & 101 L
1995 Thermal
Biology or Conceptual United States Cutting & Welding 1769 Residential Wiring
SECONDARY

Biology Studies to 1900 College Credit WELD 111
1761 Basic Electronics 1765 Industrial & Commercial

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st (with #1763) Wiring (with #1767)
Chemistry Century Studies College Credit
ELEC 133 & 133L
1461 Computer
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st 1767 National Electrical Code
12 English 12 Apps. or 1411 BCA I
or Algebra ll Electives Century (with #1765)
Year MTEC 132 & 132L MTEC 112 CS 101 MATH 107
ENG 107
13 Hydraulics Basics & Lab Workplace Safety Intro to Computing Shop Math 1
Technical Writing
POSTSECONDARY
Year MTEC 133 & 133L MTEC 135 & 135L MATH 108 SPCH 112 ELEC 101 & 101 L
13 Hydraulic Troubleshooting Pumps & Seals & Lab Shop Math 2 Interpersonal Communication Direct Current Circuits
ELEC 133 & 133L
Year SOC 151 IM 111 MTEC 130 & 130L MTEC 140 & 140L
Industrial Wiring and Code
14 Sociology in the Workplace Machine Shop 1 Bearings & Lubrication Prin. Pipefitting/Valves & Lab
PHIL 231 MTEC 220 & 220L
Year ELEC 225 & 225L MTEC 110 WELD 111
Workplace & Business Drives, Couplings & Machine
14 Electrical Machinery & Lab Print & Schematic Reading Basic Oyacetylene
Ethics Installation & Lab

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Maintenance Technician Facility Maintenance Technician, Electrician, Maintenance supervisor,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 49 planner, or inspector.
Average College Savings $1538 Average Salary $20,000 – 60,000


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Maintenance Technician Facility Maintenance Technician, Electrician, Maintenance Supervisor,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 49 Planner, or Inspector.
148

College: Eastern CTC, Mountwest CTC, New River CTC, Southern CTC,
WV Northern CC
Concentration: ET1780 Electronics Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies


Arts Sciences
GRADE
Required Course
Recommended Required Course and Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses
Course Sequence Sequence Required Course Electives
Sequence Sequence
World Studies to CTE Elective 1692 1763 Fundamentals of Electricity
1900 College Course TS155- CTE Elective I College Course TS 151
SECONDARY
1787 DC Circuits and Electron

Biology or United States CTE Elective 1705
10 English 10 Geometry Health Physics
Conceptual Biology Studies to 1900 College Course TS156- CTE Elective II


Chemistry or
English 11
Conceptual 20th and 21st All CTE Approved Supporting Electives 1795 Wiring and Soldering
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math The Arts
Chemistry Century Studies College Course TS157- CTE Elective III College Course TS153
EN 101
Dual Credit Option
English 12 Speech Elective
Math or Algebra ll Civics for the 21st Elective All CTE Approved Supporting Electives 1783 Basic AC Circuits
Dual Credit Option Century Dual Credit Option College Course TS158- CTE Elective III College Course TS 154
EN 102 SP 103
MT 121 PY 201 or SO 200
Year General Education Technical Studies 151 General Education General Education Technical Studies 152 Programs or College
13 Dual Credit Option *Earned in High School Dual Credit Option *Earned in High School Requirement

POSTSECONDARY
English Composition EN 102

College Math for General Science Elective Principles of Management
Year or Human Resource Management Technical Studies 153
Education MT 121 or Higher Any Lab Science or College Requirement
13 Technical Writing EN 115 or College Requirement *Earned in High School
Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option
Dual Credit Option
Technical Studies Capstone Small Business Management or
Year General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 154
Internship or College Requirement Business Law or College College Requirement
14 Dual Credit Option *Earned in High School
Requirement
Year Technical Studies 155 Technical Studies 156 *Earned Technician, Computer
Broadcast TechnicalSupport
StudiesSpecialist,
157 Computer Technician Technical Studies 158
14 *Earned in High School in High School *Earned in High Level)
(Management School *Earned in High School
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 64 Average Occupations

Salaries: $21,000 to $40,000
Potential Dual Credit Option: 19 **Check Local School for Dual Credit Availability**


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Broadcast Technician, Computer Support Specialist, Computer Technician
149

Concentration: ET 1780 Electronics Technology Associate Degree: Electronics

Math Science
Arts Sciences Required Courses and Career and Technical
GRADE
Recommended Required Course Electives



Course Sequence Sequence
Sequence Sequence
Determined by classes per of Electricity (with
day or block schedule #1761) College Credit
ELEC 101 & 101 L
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies 1787 DC Circuits and
10 English 10 Geometry Health (with #1763)
Biology to 1900 Electron Physics
SECONDARY

The Arts Course Possibilities 1795 Wiring and
Chemistry or 20th and 21st Century 1461 Computer Psychology or Sociology
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Soldering
Conceptual Chemistry Studies Apps. or 1411 BCA I (SOC 101 or PSYC 101)
1765 Industrial & Commercial
1771 Rotating Devices Dual Credit or College
Wiring & 1767 National
College Transition & Control Circuitry Civics for the 21st Course Possibilities
12 English 12 Electrical Code 1783 Basic AC Circuits
Math or Algebra ll College Credit Century English 12 (ENG 101)
College Credit
ELEC 225 & 225 L
ELEC 133 & 133 L
ELEC 101 & 101 L
Year CHEM 111 ENG 101 CS 101 MATH 111 ELEC 105 & 105L
13 Intro to General Chemistry Composition 1 Intro to Computing Technical Math 1 Direct Current Circuits
Technical Elective
ELEC 120 & 120L SOC 101 or PSYC 101
POSTSECONDARY
Year ELEC 124 & 124L MATH 112 SPCH 111

Alt Current Circuits Elective from Historical &
13 Analog Circuits 1 Technical Math 2 Fundamentals of Speech
Diverse Perspective
ELEC 127 & 127L ELEC 220 & 220L ELEC 222 & 222L MECH 202
Year DRAF 114
Analog Circuit II Industrial Instrumentation 1 Digital Logic Circuits Technology Statics
14 Electrical Drafting
ELEC 133 & 133L
Year ELEC 221 & 221L ELEC 224 ELEC 225 & 225L MECH 203 INDT 233
Industrial Wiring and Code
14 Industr. Instrumentation 2 Individual Projects Electrical Machinery Technology Dynamics Statistical Process Control

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Electronics Engineering Technician, Electronics Installer, Electrician, Electrical Engineering
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 47 Technician, Energy Technician, Project Estimator, Electronics Repairer
Average College Savings $1538-$2307 Average Salary $40,000 – $55,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Electronics Engineering Technician, Electronics Installer, Electrician, Electrical Engineering
Dual Credit Option: 6 Technician, Energy Technician, Project Estimator, Electronics Repairer
150

Concentration: ET1800 Facilities Maintenance Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended
Technical Sequence


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Engineering and 1805 Fundamentals of Facilities
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Technical Electives Maintenance
All CTE Engineering and Technical 1801 Basic Masonry and
10 English 10 Geometry Health Approved Electives Landscaping

SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Engineering and 1803 Basic Plumbing and
11 English 11 Chemistry Technical Electives Electricity
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Engineering and 1605 Fundamentals of Air
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Technical Electives Conditioning/Refrigeration

POSTSECONDARY



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Architectural Engineer Technician, Civil Engineer Technician, Drafting Engineer Technician,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Surveying Technician
151

College: : Bridgemont CTC, Eastern CTC,
Cluster: Engineering and Technical Kanawha Valley CTC, Mountwest CTC, Pierpont CTC,
Southern CTC
Concentration: ET1820 General Building Construction Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies/General Building Construction
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
1827
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Fundamentals of Building
Construction
4-8 credits 1825
SECONDARY

Foundation and Framing

CTE Electives 1829
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Masonry and Plumbing
Chemistry Studies
1439 1411/1413
College Transition Math 1823
or Algebra ll Finishing Carpentry
College Course-MG 101 College Course—IT 101
1827
IT 101
Year Fundamentals of Building 1829
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Fundamentals of Computers
13 Construction Masonry and Plumbing
EDGE 3 hrs.
POSTSECONDARY
1825 1823
Year Interpersonal Communication or
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Foundation and Framing Finishing Carpentry
13 College Requirement
MG 101 Direct Current Circuit Analysis Principles of Supervision
Year
General Ed Requirement
Entrepreneurship or College Intro to Bus. Direct Current Electronics Lab
& Management or College
14 Requirement EDGE 3 hrs. Studies or College Requirement
or College Requirement Requirement
Year Bus. Organization & Mgt Customer Service or College
14 or College Requirement. Requirement

Roofers, Construction and Building Inspectors, Carpenters, Painters, Construction Trades,
Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installers, Drywall and Ceiling Tile Installers
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 (Management Level)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 Roofers, Construction and Building Inspectors, Carpenters, Painters, Construction Trades,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installers, Drywall and Ceiling Tile Installers
152

College: Kanawha Valley CTC, Mountwest CTC, New River CTC,
Southern CTC
Concentration: ET1870 Industrial Equipment Maintenance Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies


GRADE

Required Course
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Industrial Equipment 1873 Fundamentals of
World Studies to Maintenance Electives Industrial Equipment
1900 College Course Maintenance
TS155- CTE Elective I College Course TS 151
All CTE Industrial Equipment
SECONDARY
1875 Hydraulic and

Biology or United States Maintenance Electives
10 English 10 Geometry Health Pneumatic Systems
Conceptual Biology Studies to 1900 College Course


TS156- CTE Elective II
Chemistry or All CTE Industrial Equipment
English 11 1871 Electrical
Conceptual 20th and 21st Maintenance Electives
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math The Arts Maintenance College
Chemistry Century Studies College Course
EN 101 Course TS 153
Dual Credit Option TS157- CTE Elective III
Psychology/Sociology All CTE Industrial Equipment
English 12 College Transition Math or Speech Elective 1985 Fundamentals of
Civics for the 21st Elective Maintenance Electives
12 Dual Credit Option Algebra ll Dual Credit Option Welding Technology
Century Dual Credit Option College Course
EN 102 Dual Credit Option MT 121 SP 103 College Course TS 154
PY 201 or SO 200 TS158- CTE Elective IV
Year General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 151 General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 152
Programs or College
13 Dual Credit Option *Earned in High School Dual Credit Option *Earned in High School
Requirement
POSTSECONDARY
Human Resource
Year General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Principles of Management Technical Studies 153
Management
13 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option or College Requirement *Earned in High School
or College Requirement
14 Internship or College Requirement or College Requirement Dual Credit Option or College Requirement *Earned in High School
Machine Setter, Fitters, Helpers, Mine Mechanic, Basic Machinist, Shop Foreman
Year Technical Studies 155 Technical Studies 156 Technical Studies 157 Technical Studies 158
(Management Level)


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Machine Setter, Fitters, Helpers, Mine Mechanic, Basic Machinist, Shop Foreman
153

Concentration: ET1870 Industrial Equipment Maintenance Associate Degree: AAS Electromechanical Instrumentation Technology

GRADE

World Studies to 1900 1873 Fundamentals of Industrial

Dual Credit Option Equipment Maintenance
1875 Hydraulic and Pneumatic

SECONDARY
Systems
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Chemistry The Arts 1871 Electrical Maintenance
Studies
Dual Credit Option
Recommended CTE Electives 1985 Fundamentals of Welding
English 12 College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Electives
12 Civics for the 21st Century Drafting I Technology
DRET120-College Credit Core-College Credit- WELD 100
ELET 1601 ELET 1602 ELET 1603 MEET 121
Year GNET 100 GNET 108 MATH 110 DRET 120
DC Circuits: Intro to DC Circuits: Basic DC DC Circuits: Capacitors Manufacturing
13 Tech Orientation Basic Computer Apps Technical Math Drafting I
Electricity Circuits & Inductors Processes I
ENGL 101
ELET 1611 ELET 1612 MEET 242 WELD 100
Business ELET 1614 INDT 102 MEET 241 MEET 244 MEET 245
Year AC Circuits: AC Circuits: Components Intro to Welding
POSTSECONDARY
Communications AC Circuits: RL, Safety Principles of Fluid Maintaining Fluid Power

13 Sinusoids & Basic AC of Fluid 1985-Core-Earned
Dual Credit RC, RLC Circuits Fundamentals Power Hydraulic Circuits Laboratory
Phasors Circuits Power in High School
Option
ENGL 102 ELET 2371 ELET 2372 ELET 2373 ELET 2761 ELET 2762 ELET 2763 MEET 270 MEET 271 MEET 272
Year HIST 179
English Comp. PLC PLC Interfacing PLC IE: IE: Motors & IE: National Elements of Mechanical Bearings &
14 History to 1500
II Fundamentals and HMIS Applications Transformers Motor Control Electric Code Mech. Power Power Fasteners
HIST 180 PHSC 105 MEET 280
Year ELET 238 ELET 2391 ELET 2391 ELET 2392
History Since 1500 Physical Science Mechanical Maintenance
14 Robotics CST: Sensors and Actuators CST: Process Control CST: Applications
Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Principles

Dual Credit Courses: 10 Ëlectronic Technician, Engineering Technician
Average College Savings $2,190.00 Average Salary $ 40,000 to $45,000
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 64 **Check Local School for Dual Credit Availability**
Occupations:
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 5 Electronic Technician, Engineering Technician
154

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: : Mountwest CTC
Concentration: ET 2100 Interior Design (Cabell Co CTC Only) Associate Degree: TS/ Interior Design (CI10)
English/ Language
Math


GRADE



Sequence
Sequence
2101
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Interior Design Theory
College Course ID 111
2102
10 English 10 Geometry Health Interior Design Graphics
SECONDARY
Biology 1900
4-8 credits 2103 Furnishings &
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Design Applications I

Chemistry Studies
1411/1413 2104 Furnishings &
College Transition Math Recommended
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Bus Comp App. I or II Design Applications II
or Algebra ll CTE Electives
College Course—IT 101 College Course ID 225
ID 110
IT 101
Year ENL 111 Perspective Drawing MK 130 MAT 115
Fundamentals of Computers
13 Written Communications Techniques Fundamentals of Marketing Business Mathematics
EDGE 3 hrs.

ID 120 MK 279
Year COM 112 EC 102 Math/Science Elective
POSTSECONDARY
Advanced Perspective Advertising/Merchandising and

13 Oral Communication Basic Economics 3 hrs.
Drawing Sales Promotion
CAD 111 ID 111 ID 205 ID 211 ID 212
Year ID 112
Interior Design Interior Design Theory Interior Design Architecture Technical Drawing Interior Textile Materials
14 Design Graphics

ID 215 ID 220 ID 225
ID 115 ID 299
Year CAD 211 Floral Design and Window/Wall/Floor Furniture Construction/
Visual Merchandising Internship
14 Interior Design Application Treatments History

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 32 *Interior Design (EDGE) classes are taken at the Cabell County Career Technology Center, please contact Lou
Etta Bowen at (304) 528-5106 or Rick Brown, brownr@marshall.edu for further information. JOBS: Architectural
firms, Interior design firms, kitchen design centers

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 32 Architectural firms, Interior design firms, kitchen design centers
155

Concentration: ET1900 Machine Tool Technology Associate Degree: A.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology

GRADE

World Studies to 1900 1903 Fundamentals of Machine

Dual Credit Option Tool Technology
1907 Machine Processes and

SECONDARY
Applications

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1905 Machine Processes
Chemistry Studies
English 12 College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Electives 1909 Metal Trades Processes and
12 Psychology/Sociology Civics for the 21st Century
Dual Credit Option Algebra ll Drafting 120-College Credit Applications
Dual Credit Option
DRET 120
GNET 100 MEET 121
Year ENGL 101 MATH 113 GNET 108 HU/SS Drafting I
Technology Manufacturing
13 English Composition I Technical Algebra Basic Computer Applications Elective Elective-Earned in High
Orientation Processes I
School
Year ENGL 102 MATH 114 CIET 114 DRET 121 MEET 122 PHYS 101
POSTSECONDARY
13 English Composition II Technical Trigonometry Statics Drafting II Manufacturing Processes II Introductory Physics I
MEET 241 MEET 242 MEET 243 ECON 202
Year CIET 115 ELET 171 MEET 225 MEET 245
Principles of Fluid Components of Hydraulic Circuit Principles of
14 Strength of Materials DC Circuit Analysis Mechanical Design I Fluid Power Lab
Power Fluid Power Design Economics I
Technical
ELET 274 Elective
Year PHYS 102 MATH 117 MEET 226 MEET 250
Electrical Control All Core Classes
14 Introductory Physics II Technical Calculus Mechanical Design II Climate Control
Systems Earned in High
School

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 5 Engineering Technician, Technical Supervisor, Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal
Dual Credit Option 9 and Plastic, Tool and Die Makers, Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters, Industrial Engineering
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 59 Technicians, Mechanical Engineering Technicians

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 5 Engineering Technician, Technical Supervisor, Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal
Dual Credit Option: 9 and Plastic, Tool and Die Makers, Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters, Industrial Engineering
Technicians, Mechanical Engineering Technicians
156

College: Kanawha Valley CTC, Mountwest CTC.
New River CTC, Pierpont CTC, Southern CTC, WV Northern CC
Concentration: ET 1900 Machine Tool Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies/Machinist Technology
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Machine Tool Technology
4-8 credits
1907 Machining Processes
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Health Recommended and Applications
Biology 1900
CTE Electives

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Machine Processes
Chemistry Studies
1411/1413 1909 Metal Trades Processes
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Bus Comp App. I or II and Applications
or Algebra ll Intro to Bus/Mkt
IT 101
Year Fundamentals of 1907 Machining Processes
General Ed Requirement Machine Tool Technology General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement
13 Computers and Applications
EDGE 5 hrs
EDGE 3 hrs. EDGE 5 hrs
POSTSECONDARY

Metal Working Theory & 1905 Fundamentals of 1909 Metal Trades Processes
Year
General Ed Requirement Applications or College Machine Processes and Applications General Ed Requirement
13
Requirement EDGE 5 hrs EDGE 5 hrs.
Advance Technical MIMS Credentialing or Principles of Supervision and
Year Computer-Aided Design I Technical Studies
Specialization or College Management or College Technical Studies Component
14 or College Requirement
Requirement College Requirement Requirement
Componoent

Year Internship for Machinist or Occupational Safety or Customer Service or College
14 College Requirement College Requirement Requirement
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 60 -67 Occupations

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 23 - 37 Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic, Tool and Die Makers, Structural Metal
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 27 -44 Fabricators and Fitters, Industrial Engineering Technicians, Mechanical Engineering Technicians

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 23-37 Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic, Tool and Die Makers, Structural
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 27-44 Metal Fabricators and Fitters, Industrial Engineering Technicians, Mechanical Engineering Technicians
157

College: Kanawha Valley CTC, New River CTC,
Concentration: ET1940 Masonry Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies


GRADE
Required Course
Recommended Course
and Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses
Sequence Required Course Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved
1919 Fundamentals of Masonry
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Masonry CTE Electives
TS 155 – CTE Elective I
SECONDARY
All CTE Approved Masonry

Biology or Conceptual United States Studies 1917 Foundation and Footings
10 English 10 Geometry Health CTE Electives

Biology to 1900 College Course TS 152

TS 156 – CTE Elective II
English 11 Chemistry or Conceptual All CTE Approved Masonry

20th and 21st Century 1913 Bricklaying
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math Chemistry The Arts CTE Electives
Studies College Course TS 153
EN 101 Dual Credit Option TS 157 – CTE Elective III
English 12 Speech Elective All CTE Approved Masonry
Math or Algebra ll Civics for the 21st Elective 1911 Block and Rock Laying
12 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option CTE Electives
Dual Credit Option Century Dual Credit Option College Course TS 154
EN 102 SP 103 TS 158 – CTE Elective IV
MT 121 PY 201 or SO 200
Orientation to Technical Programs or
Year General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 151 General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 152
General Ed Requirement College Requirement
13 Dual Credit Option* *Earned in High School Dual Credit Option* Earned in High School

POSTSECONDARY
Human Resource
Year General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Principles of Management or Technical Studies 153
13 Dual Credit Option* Dual Credit Option* Dual Credit Option* College Requirement *arned in High School
Requirement
Technical Studies Capstone
Year Business Law General Ed Requirement Small Business Management Technical Studies 154
Internship or College Requirement
14 or College Requirement Dual Credit Option* or College Requirement Earned in High School

14 *Earned in High School *Earned in High School *Earned Brick
Entrepreneur, in High SchoolProject Estimators
Masons, *Earned in High School
(Management Level)
Average Occupations
Salaries: $35,000 to $53,000
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 -37
Potential Dual Credit Option: 0-19
Average College Savings $2,901 ** Check local schools for Dual Credit Options Availability**

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26-27 Entrepreneur, Brick Masons, Project Estimators
158

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: New River CTC, Southern CTC
Concentration: ET1920 Materials Distribution Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies


GRADE

Required Course
Sequence Sequence
Approved CTE Supporting Elective 1921 Fundamentals of
World Studies to
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education College Course TS155 Materials Distribution
1900
CTE Elective I College Course TS 151
SECONDARY
Approved CTE Supporting Elective

Biology or Conceptual United States Studies 1925 Materials Management
10 English 10 Geometry Health College Course TS156

Biology to 1900
CTE Elective II
English 11 Chemistry or Approved CTE Supporting Elective 1923 Materials Distribution
20th and 21st

11 *Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math Conceptual Chemistry The Arts College Course TS157 Equipment
Century Studies
EN 101 *Dual Credit Option CTE Elective III College Course TS 153
*Psychology/Sociology
English 12 *College Transition *Speech Elective Approved CTE Supporting Elective 1927 Supervisory Skills in
Civics for the 21st Elective
12 *Dual Credit Option Math or Algebra ll Dual Dual Credit Option College Course TS158 Warehousing
Century Dual Credit Option PY
EN 102 Credit Option MT 121 SP 103 CTE Elective IV College Course TS 154
201 or SO 200
Year General ED Requirement Technical Studies 151 General ED Requirement General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 152 Earned
Programs or College
13 *Dual Credit Option Earned in High School *Dual Credit Option in High School
Requirement
POSTSECONDARY
Human Resource
13 *Dual Credit Option *Dual Credit Option *Dual Credit Option or College Requirement Earned in High School
Requirement
Year Technical Studies Capstone Business Law or College Requirement General Ed Requirement Small Business Management Technical Studies 154
14 Internship or College Requirement *Dual Credit Option or College Requirement Earned in High School

Storage and Distribution Managers, Power Distributors, and Dispatchers, Materials Engineers
Year Technical Studies 155 Technical Studies 156 Technical Studies 157(Management Level) Technical Studies 158
14 Earned in High School Earned in High School Earned in High School Earned in High School
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28-37 **Check Local School for Dual Credit Availability**

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28-37 Storage and Distribution Managers, Power Distributors, and Dispatchers, Materials Engineers
159

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: New River CTC, Pierpont CTC, Southern CTC
Concentration: ET2110 Metals Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies


Arts Sciences
GRADE
Required Course
Recommended Course Required Course and Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses
Sequence Sequence Required Course Electives
Sequence Sequence
World Studies to All CTE Metals Technology Electives
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education Welding Technology
1900 College Course TS 155 CTE Elective I
SECONDARY
1993 Shielded Metal Arc

Biology or Conceptual United States All CTE Metals Technology Electives
10 English 10 Geometry Health Welding

Biology Studies to 1900 College Course TS 156 CTE Elective II


English 11 Chemistry or 1903 Fundamentals of
20th and 21st All CTE Metals Technology Electives
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math Conceptual Chemistry The Arts Machine Tool Technology
Century Studies College Course TS 157 CTE Elective III
EN 101 Dual Credit Option College Course TS 153
English 12 Speech Elective
Math or Algebra ll Civics for the 21st Elective All CTE Metals Technology Electives 1907 Machine Tool Technology
Dual Credit Option Century Dual Credit Option College Course TS 158 CTE Elective IV College Course TS 154
EN 102 SP 103
MT 121 PY 201 or SO 200
Year General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 151 General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 152 Orientation to Technical Programs
13 Dual Credit Option Earned in High School Dual Credit Option Earned in High School or College Requirement

POSTSECONDARY
Human Resource
Management
13 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option or College Requirement Earned in High School
Sheet Metal Worker, Machine Feeder, Tool and Die Maker
Year Technical Studies Capstone Business Law General Ed Requirement Small(Management Level)
Business Management Technical Studies 154
14 Internship or College Requirement or College Requirement Dual Credit Option or College Requirement Earned in High School
Year Technical Studies 155 Technical Studies 156 **Check LocalStudies
Technical School157for Dual Credit Availability**
Technical Studies 158
14 Earned in High School Earned in High School Earned in High School Earned in High School

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28-37

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28-37 Sheet Metal Worker, Machine Feeder, Tool and Die Maker
160

Cluster: Engineering and Technology College: WVU-P
Concentration: ET 2110 Metals Associate Degree: Industrial Maintenance


GRADE
Recommended Course and Recommended Electives Career and Technical Courses


Sequence Sequence
4-8 credits
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1985 Fund. of Welding Tech
United States Studies day or block schedule 1993 Shielded Metal Arc Welding
SECONDARY

to 1900 College Course WELD 121

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Dual Credit or College 1903 Fund. of Machine Tool
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Course Possibilities
Chemistry Studies Tech
Recommended CTE Electives (SOC 101 or PSYC 101)
College Transition Civics for the 21st Recommended
12 English 12 Tech Physics 1907 Machine Tool Operations
Math or Algebra ll Century CTE Electives
College Course INDT 107
Year IM 111 IM 121 IM 131 Math 107 WELD 121
13 Machine Shop 1 Bearings and Lube Pipefitting Shop Math 1 Basic SMAW Welding
Year IM 112 IM 122 MATH 108 SPCH 112 IM 254 ENGL 107
POSTSECONDARY
13 Machine Shop 2 Valves Shop Math 2 Interpersonal Communication CNC Machining 1 Technical Writing
SOC 101 or PSYC 101
Year IM 213 IM 223 IM 233 INDT 107 IM 234
Elective from Historical and
14 Machine Shop 3 Wood Technology Pumps and Seals Prin. Of Tech 1 Hydraulics
Diverse Perspectives
IM 244 or 255
Year IM 132 IM 235 IM 260 INDT 108
Mach. Installation or CNC
14 Shop Fab Hydraulics Troubleshooting Maintenance Project Principles of Tech
Machining 2

Sheet Metal Workers, Machine Feeders, Tool and Die Makers, Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters,
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, Brazers, Mechanical Engineering Technician

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Sheet Metal Workers, Machine Feeders, Tool and Die Makers, Structural Metal Fabricators and
Dual Credit Option: 3 Fitters, Welders, Cutters, Solderers, Brazers, Mechanical Engineering Technician
Average College Savings: $769-$1,153
161

Concentration: ET 2110 Metals Associate Degree: Welding Management Technician
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
4-8 credits 1985 Fundamentals of Welding

Technology
Determined by
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to classes per day or 1903 Fundamentals of Machine
SECONDARY

Biology 1900 block schedule Tool Technology

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Welding
Chemistry Studies
College Credit WELD 121
Recommended CTE
Computer Apps
College Transition Math Electives 1989 Gas
12 English 12 1461 or BCA I 1411 Civics for the 21st Century 1907 Machine Tool Operations
or Algebra ll Tungsten Arc Welding
Year ENGL 107 MATH 107 WELD 173 WELD 271
13 Technical Writing 1 Shop Math 1 Basic Welding Electricity Intro to Welding Theory

WELD 121
POSTSECONDARY
Year WELD 112 MATH 108 WELD 160 WELD 281

Basic SMAW
13 Workplace Skills Shop Math 2 Welding Blueprint Reading Metallurgy
Welding Elective
WELD 241
Year CS 101 SPCH 111 WELD 278 WELD 277
Commercial & Industrial
14 Intro to Computing Fund. Of Speech Inspection Practices Advanced Weld Theory
Practices
WELD 131
Year WELD 279 SPCH 112 SOC 151 WELD 134 Elective
Gas Tungsten Arc Weld.
14 Weld Inspection Interpersonal Communication Sociology of the Work Place Basic GMAW
Welding Elective

Welding Engineering Technician, Industrial Engineering Technician
Average College Savings $1153 Average Salary $40,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Welding Engineering Technician, Industrial Engineering Technician
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 53 Average Salary: $40,000
162

Concentration: ET 2110 Metals Technology Associate Degree: Welding Skills Tech
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence

Technology
Determined by classes
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to per day or block 1903 Fundamentals of Machine
SECONDARY

Biology 1900 schedule Tool Technology

Chemistry Studies
College Transition Math Electives Electives 1989 Gas
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Course Possibilities 1907 Machine Tool Operations
or Algebra ll Comp. Appl. 1461 or BCA I Tungsten Arc Welding (History 101)
College Credit CS 101 College Credit 131
WELD 121
Year Math 107 WELD 111 WELD 160
Basic SMAW
13 Shop Math I Basic Oxyacetylene Welding Blueprint Reading
Welding Elective
WELD 131
POSTSECONDARY
Year ENGL 107 WELD 112 WLED 134—Elective WELD 281

Basic GTAW
13 Technical Composition Workplace Skills Basic GMAW Metallurgy
Welding Elective
Year WELD 261 CS 101 WELD 271—4 hrs
Welding Elective Welding Elective
14 Steel Fabrication Intro to Computing Intro to Welding Theory
Year HIST 101 Written or Oral WELD 291—4 hrs SOC 151
Welding Elective
14 Social Science Elective Communication Elective Fab Shop Sociology of the Workplace

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers, Machine Setters, Fitters, Helpers, Welding Engineering
Dual Credit Option: 3 Technician, Industrial Engineering Technician, Mechanical Engineering Technician
163

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: Southern CTC
Concentration: ET1690 Networking Technologies Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies


Arts
Recommended Required Course Sciences and Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses
Course Sequence Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Computer Repair and 1692 PC Essentials: Hardware
World Studies to Networking Technologies Electives College Course
TS155- CTE Elective I
All CTE Approved Computer Repair and 1693 PC Essentials: Operating
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual United States Networking Technologies Electives System

Biology Studies to 1900 College Course College Course

TS156- CTE Elective II TS 152

All CTE Approved Computer Repair and

English 11 Chemistry or 1694 Networking Essentials
20th and 21st Networking Technologies Electives
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math Conceptual Chemistry The Arts College Course
Century Studies College Course
EN 101 Dual Credit Option TS 153
TS157- CTE Elective III
College Transition Speech Elective Psychology/Sociology All CTE Approved Computer Repair and
English 12 1695 Server Essentials
Math or Algebra lI Dual Credit Option Civics for the 21st Elective Networking Technologies Electives
12 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option College Course
Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Century College Course
EN 102 PY 201 or SO 200 TS 154
MT 121 SP 103 TS158- CTE Elective IV
English Composition I Speech Fundamentals Orientation to Technical
Year Technical Studies 151 Computer Literacy Technical Studies 152
EN 101 SP 103 Programs
13 *Earned in High School CS 102 *Earned in High School
Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option OR 105
POSTSECONDARY
English Composition EN 102 College Math for General Science Elective Human Resource
Year Principles of Management Technical Studies 153
or Technical Writing EN 115 Education MT 121 or Higher Any Lab Science Management
13 MG 260 *Earned in High School
Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option MG 261
Year Technical Studies Capstone Business Law Social Science Elective Small Business Management Technical Studies 154
14 Internship BU 207 Dual Credit Option MG 262 *Earned in High School
Year Technical Studies 155 Technical
SystemsStudies 156 Network Administrator, Network
Administrator, Technical Studies
Engineer, 157 Technology Specialist (IT Specialist),
Information TechnicalLocalStudies 158
14 *Earned in High School *Earned in Network
Area High School *Earned inTechnology
Administrator (LAN Administrator), Information High School
Manager *Earned
(Management Level)in High School
Average Salaries: $45,000 - $60,000

**Check Local School for Dual Credit Availability*

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Systems Administrator, Network Administrator, Network Engineer, Information Technology Specialist
Dual Credit Option: 19 (IT Specialist), Local Area Network Administrator (LAN Administrator), Information Technology
Manager
164

Cluster: Engineering and Technical Cluster College: Bridgemont CTC, Kanawha Valley CTC
Concentration: ET 2140 Plumbing Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
GRADE



Sequence Electives
2148 Drains,
2142 Construction Waste, Vents
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education Safety System
Dual Credit Option
Credit
2143 Intro to Plumbing 2146 Gas Piping
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology Health Trade Elective-College

1900
Core-College Credit Credit

2147 Cast Iron
20th and 21st Century 2144 Basic Plumbing Piping
Studies Core-College Credit Elective-College
Dual Credit Option
Credit
Recommended CTE 2149 Plumbing
Recommended CTE Electives 2145 Soldering &
English 12 College Transition Math or Electives Fixtures
12 Psychology/Sociology Civics for the 21st Century Flaring Cooper Pipe
Dual Credit Option Algebra ll 1728- Drafting- Elective-College
DRET 120-Drafting I Credit
General Ed DRET 120 Drafting I Project Management
General Ed Requirement General Education Construction Tech or
Year 13 Requirement 1728 Drafting-Earned in High or College
Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option College Requirement
School Requirement
POSTSECONDARY
General Ed
General Ed Requirement General Education Construction Estimating or College Codes, Contract, Cost Analysis or
Year 13 Requirement
Dual Credit Option Requirement College Requirement
Dual Credit Option
2142 Construction Safety 2143 Intro to Plumbing Trade 2144 Basic Plumbing 2145 Soldering & Flaring Cooper Pipe
Year 14
Core-Earned in High School Elective - Earned in High School Elective – Earned in High School Elective – Earned in High School

2148 Drains, Waste, Vents System 2146 Gas Piping 2147 Cast Iron Piping 2149 Plumbing Fixtures
Year 14
Elective-Earned in High School Elective-Earned in High School Elective-Earned in High School Elective-Earned in High School

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 31 ¨Certified Plumber, residential and commercial-Industry based or self-employment
Possible Dual Credit 0-13
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 18-31 Average Salary $30,000 to $35,000 per year
Average College Savings: $4500 Plus 2 Option with 4-year Degree

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 31 Certified Plumber, Residential and Commercial Industry-Based or Self-Employment
165

Concentration: ET1960 Power Equipment Systems Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE

Technical Sequence


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Engineering and 1962 Fundamentals of Power
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Technical Electives Equipment I
All CTE Engineering and Technical 1964 Fundamentals of Power
10 English 10 Geometry Health Approved Electives Equipment II
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Engineering and 1966 Power Equipment
11 English 11 Chemistry Technical Electives Services I
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Engineering and 1968 Power Equipment
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Technical Electives Services II

POSTSECONDARY



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics
166

Concentration: ET2460 Pre-Engineering – Project Lead the Way Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE

Technical Sequence


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Engineering and 2461 Introduction to
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Technical Electives Engineering Design
All CTE Engineering and Technical
Biology or United States Studies to 2463 Principles of Engineering
10 English 10 Geometry Health Approved Electives

SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 2462 Digital Electronics
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Engineering and 2464 Engineering Design and
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Technical Electives Development

POSTSECONDARY



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Electrical Engineering Technicians, Electronics Engineering Technicians, Mechanical Engineering
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Technicians
Average College Savings: $4,320-$4,440 Average Salary: $45,000
167

Concentration: ET1710 Systems Software and Application Support Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE
Recommended
Technical Sequence


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Engineering and
1707 System Software
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Technical Electives
All CTE Engineering and Technical 1709 Technical Computer
10 English 10 Geometry Health Approved Electives Applications
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Engineering and 1711 Web Development and
11 English 11 Chemistry Technical Electives Support
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Engineering and
Or Civics for the 21st Century 1713 Programming Concepts
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Technical Electives
Trigonometry College Course POSC 200 College Course Component III

POSTSECONDARY



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Computer Software Engineers, Systems Software, Computer Support Specialists,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Computer Systems Analysts
Average College Savings: $4,320-$4,440 Average Salary: $43,450
168

College: Bridgement CTC, Eastern CTC,
Cluster: Engineering and Technical Kanawha Valley CTC, Mountwest CTC, New River CTC,
Southern CTC, WV Northern CC
Concentration: ET1980 Welding Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies

English/ Language Arts Career and Technical

GRADE
Social Studies/ Sciences

Sequence Sequence
Electives Courses
All CTE Approved Welding 1985 Fundamentals of

9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Technology Electives Welding Technology
TS 155 – CTE Elective I College Course TS 151
SECONDARY
All CTE Approved Welding 1995 Thermal Cutting

Biology or United States Studies
10 English 10 Geometry Health Technology Electives and Welding

Conceptual Biology to 1900
TS 156 – CTE Elective II College Course TS 152

Chemistry or
English 11 All CTE Approved Welding 1993 Shielded Metal Arc
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math The Arts Technology Electives Welding
Chemistry Studies
EN 101 TS 157 – CTE Elective III College Course TS 153
Dual Credit Option
English 12 Speech Elective All CTE Approved Welding 1987 Gas Metal Arc
Math or Algebra ll Civics for the 21st Elective
12 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Technology Electives Welding
Dual Credit Option Century Dual Credit Option
EN 102 SP 103 TS 158 – CTE Elective IV College Course TS 154
MT 121 PY 201 or SO 200
Year General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 151 Earned General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Technical Studies 152
13 Dual Credit Option in High School Dual Credit Option Earned in High School
POSTSECONDARY

Year Principles of Management or Human Resource Management or Technical Studies 153
Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option
13 College Requirement College Requirement Earned in High School
14 Internship or College Requirement or College Requirement Dual Credit Option or College
Welders, Welding Engineering Requirement
Technician Earned in High School
2nd Semester Sophomore Year (Management Level)
Year Technical Studies 155 Technical Studies 156 Earned Technical Studies 157 Technical Studies 158
14 Earned in High School in High School Earned in: High
Average Salaries School to $45,000
$20,000 Earned in High School

**Check Local Schools for Dual Credit Availability**

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20-28 Welders, Welding Engineering Technician
169

Concentration: ET 1980 Welding Technology Associate Degree: Welding Management Technician
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence

Technology
Determined by 1995 Thermal Cutting and
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to classes per day or
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health Welding

Biology 1900 block schedule

Chemistry Studies
Recommended CTE
Computer Apps
College Transition Math Electives 1989 Gas 1987 Gas Metal Arc Welding
12 English 12 1461 or BCA I --1411 Civics for the 21st Century
or Algebra ll Tungsten Arc Welding College Credit WELD 134

WELD 121 Elective
POSTSECONDARY

Basic SMAW
WELD 241
Practices
Year WELD 279 WELD 131 Elective SPCH 112 SOC 151 WELD 134 Elective
14 Weld Inspection Gas Tungsten Arc Weld. Interpersonal Communication Sociology of the Work Place Basic GMAW

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Welding Inspection, Welding Instructor, Welding Engineering Technician, Industrial Engineering
Technician
Average College Savings $1797 Average Salary $52,000

Average College Savings: $1,797 Average Salary: $52,000
170

Concentration: ET 1980 Welding Technology Associate Degree: Welding Skills Tech
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
Technology
Determined by classes 1995 Thermal Cutting and
10 English 10 Geometry Health per day or block Welding
SECONDARY
Biology 1900
schedule College Credit WELD 111

Chemistry Studies
College Transition Math Electives Electives 1989 Gas 1987 Gas Metal Arc Welding
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Course Possibilities
or Algebra ll Comp. Appl. 1461 Tungsten Arc Welding College Credit WELD 134
(History 101)
College Credit CS 101 College Credit 131
Year Math 107 WELD 121—Elective WELD 111 WELD 160
13 Shop Math I Basic SMAW Basic Oxyacetylene Welding Blueprint Reading

POSTSECONDARY
Year ENGL 107 WELD 112 WLED 134—Elective WELD 281 WELD 131--Elective
13 Technical Composition Workplace Skills Basic GMAW Metallurgy Basic GTAW
Year Social Science Written or Oral WELD 291—4 hrs SOC 151
Welding Elective
14 Elective Communication Elective Fab Shop Sociology of the Workplace

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers, Machine Setters, Fitters, Helpers,
Welding Engineering Technician, Industrial Engineering Technician, Mechanical Engineering
Technician

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers, Machine Setters, Fitters, Helpers, Welding Engineering
Dual Credit Option: 3 Technician, Industrial Engineering Technician, Mechanical Engineering Technician
171
172
Health Science
CLUSTER
173
Occupations
HEALTH SCIENCE Therapeutic Services

• Anesthesiologists
• Healthcare Support Workers
Diagnostic Services
• Ambulance Drivers
• Health Professional Technicians
• Doctors • Radiologic Technicians
• Audiologists • Athletic Trainers
• Home Health Aides • Health Teachers
• Radiologic Technologists • Respiratory Therapists
Recent statistics show health care workers are in demand. So what does it take to • Chiropractors • Medical Sonographers
get these good jobs? The typical health care professional has on-the-job experience, • Licensed Nurses • Laboratory Technicians
compatible educational backgrounds, and a willingness to participate in on-going • Psychologists • Veterinary Assistants
education. • Clinical Counseling • Emergency Medical Technicians
• Massage Therapists • Medical Assistants
• Respiratory Therapists • Physician Assistants
You should be able to: • Dental Assistants • Nuclear Technology ·Paramedics
• Communicate well • Medical Scientists • Medical, Dental, and Ophthalmic
• Work effectively with others • Speech Pathologists Technicians
• Evaluate information based on personal judgment and/or measureable • Dentists • Clinical Lab Technologists
standards • Medical Secretaries • Surgical Technologists
• Use logic and clear step by step procedures in your work • Surgeons
• Work within precise limits or standards of accuracy • Dental Hygienists
• Medical Equipment Preparers
Support Services
• Veterinarians
You should like: • Medical Monographers • Cooks
• Working with people • Dietitians and Nutritionists
• Nuclear Medicine Technologists
• Activities of a scientific and technical nature • Veterinary Technologists • Food Batchmakers
• Working with processes, machines, and techniques • Dietetic Technicians • Dietetic Technicians
• Helping people • Nuclear Technicians • Home Mgmt Advisors
• Therapists • First Line Supervisors of Food
Preparation
Did You Know? • Nutritionists
• Nursing Aides, Orderlies
• In WV and across the nation, workers in health care are in great demand.
• Physical Therapists
• There are 250 plus health careers. Health Informatics
• General Practitioners
• There are more than 11 million health care jobs in the US • Occupational Therapist Assistants • Claims Adjusters
• The need for healthcare workers is growing faster than almost any other industry. • Physical Therapist Assistants • Dental Lab Technicians
• Orthotists and Prosthetists
• Clinical Counseling
Support Services Biotechnology Research • Executive Secretaries
and Development • Public Relations Specialists
• Biological Scientists • Computer Programmer
• Health Specialties Teachers • Medical Secretaries
• Natural Science Managers • Medical Records Technicians
• Computer Specialists • Medical Transcriptionists
• Pharmacists • Occupational Therapists
• Postsecondary Teachers • Health Info Technicians
174
Occupation Career Cluster 2016 Projected Job Description Minimum Usual WV Annual High High High
Employment Education Wage Skill Wage Demand
Cardiovascular Health Science 357 Conduct tests on pulmonary or cardiovascular systems of patients for Associate’s $39,606 x
Technologists and diagnostic purposes. May conduct or assist in electrocardiograms, cardiac Degree
Technicians catheterizations, pulmonary-functions, lung capacity, and similar tests.
Dental Assistants Health Science 1,714 Assist dentist, set up patient and equipment, and keep records. Technical Training $25,187 x
or Apprenticeship
Dental Hygienists Health Science 1,157 Clean teeth and examine oral areas, head, and neck for signs of oral Associate Degree $47,439 x x
disease. May educate patients on oral hygiene, take and develop X-rays, or
apply fluoride or sealants.
Emergency Medical Health Science 2,244 Assess injuries, administer emergency medical care, and extricate trapped Technical Training $24,067 x x
Technicians and individuals. Transport injured or sick persons to medical facilities. or Apprenticeship
Paramedics
Family and General Health Science 1,343 Diagnose, treat, and help prevent diseases and injuries that commonly First Professional $183,637 x x
Practitioners occur in the general population. Degree
Home Health Aides Health Science 6,638 Provide routine, personal healthcare, such as bathing, dressing, or Technical Training $17,123 x
grooming, to elderly, convalescent, or disabled persons in the home of or Apprenticeship
patients or in a residential care facility.
Licensed Practical Health Science 7,198 Care for ill, injured, convalescent, or disabled persons in hospitals, nursing Technical Training $32,374 x x
and Licensed homes, clinics, private homes, group homes, and similar institutions. May or Apprenticeship
Vocational Nurses work under the supervision of a registered nurse. Licensing required.
Medical Assistants Health Science 2,912 Perform administrative and certain clinical duties under the direction of Technical Training $22,775 x
physician. Administrative duties may include scheduling appointments, or Apprenticeship
maintaining medical records, billing, and coding for insurance purposes.
Clinical duties may include taking and recording vital signs and medical
histories, preparing patients for examination, drawing blood, and
administering medications as directed by physician.
Medical Records Health Science 1,548 Compile, process, and maintain medical records of hospital and clinic Associate Degree $27,209 x x
and Health patients in a manner consistent with medical, administrative, ethical, legal,
Information and regulatory requirements of the health care system. Process, maintain,
Technicians compile, and report patient information for health requirements and
standards.
Pharmacists Health Science 2,115 Compound and dispense medications following prescriptions issued by First Professional $106,306 x x x
physicians, dentists, or other authorized medical practitioners. Degree
Pharmacy Health Science 2,755 Prepare medications under the direction of a pharmacist. May measure, Technical Training $24,178 x
Technicians mix, count out, label, and record amounts and dosages of medications. or Apprenticeship
Registered Nurses Health Science 20,060 Assess patient health problems and needs, develop and implement nursing Associate Degree $53,578 x x x
care plans, and maintain medical records. Administer nursing care to
ill, injured, convalescent, or disabled patients. May advise patients on
health maintenance and disease prevention or provide case management.
Licensing or registration required. Includes advance practice nurses such
as: nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, certified nurse midwives,
and certified registered nurse anesthetists. Advanced practice nursing is
practiced by RNs who have specialized formal, post-basic education and
who function in highly autonomous and specialized roles.
175
Health Science
PATHWAYS
176
HEALTH SCIENCE High School and College Transition Plan
HEALTH SCIENCE EDUCATION CAREER PATHWAY

Cluster: Health Science Education Cluster College: Bridgemont CTC
Concentration: HE0700 Dental Assisting Associate Degree: AAS Dental Front Office
GRADE



Sequence Electives
0748 Dental
World Studies to 1900 0744 Dental Assistant Terminology
Dual Credit Option Core-College Credit Elective-College
Credit
0749 Supervised
0746 Dental Science Dental Clinical Exp.
SECONDARY

Credit

0742 Dental Asst
0741 Dental Asst
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Clinical Practice
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Biomedical Science
Chemistry Dual Credit Option Studies Elective-College
Core- College Credit
Credit
0745 Dental Asst
Recommended CTE Electives 0743 Asst Clinical
English 12 College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Clinical Mentoring
12 Psychology/Sociology Civics for the 21st Century Science
Dual Credit Option Algebra ll Electives Elective-College
Dual Credit Option Core- College Credit
Credit
SOCA 101
ENGL 101 BAHM 170 GEC 3
BAHM 181 Principles of BAHM 184 BAHM 187
Year 13 English Composition I Orientation Elective
Medical Terminology Sociology Computers of Health Majors Word Processing
Dual Credit Option History Elective
Dual Credit Option
BAHM 177 BAHM 254
POSTSECONDARY
BAHM 182 BAHM 185 BAHM 253

ENGL 202 BIOL 111 Legal IPR: Customer BAHM 255 BAHM 275
Year 13 Practical Bookkeeping IPR: Customer
Bus and Prof Writing General Biology Concepts in Service IPR: Ethics Claims Processing
Mathematics Basics Face to Face
Healthcare Electronic
0746 Dental Science 0741 Dental Asst Biomedical Science 0743 Asst Clinical Science
0744 Dental Assistant
Year 14 Core-Earned in High School Core-Earned in High School Core-Earned in High School

0748 Dental Terminology 0749 Supervised Dental Clinical Exp. 0742 Dental Asst Clinical Practice 0745 Dental Asst Clinical Mentoring
Year 14
Elective-Earned in High School Elective-Earned in High School Elective-Earned in High School Elective-Earned in High School

Dual Credit Option 9 Dental Office
Average College Savings $5,548.00 Average Salary $ 29,000 to $33,000
General Option
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 29 Dental Office
177
HEALTH SCIENCE CAREER PATHWAY

Cluster: Health Science Education College: Kanawha Valley CTC
Concentration: HE0700 Dental Assisting Associate Degree: AAS in Allied Health and Human Services: DA Option
English/ Language


and Recommended Career and Technical Courses
GRADE
Recommended Course


Sequence
0748 Dental
0742 Dental Assisting
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Terminology-Core
Clinical Practice-Elective
0741 Dental
Assistant
0749 Supervised Dental
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology Health Biomedical
1900 Experience-Elective
Science-Core
Chemistry or Conceptual Chemistry- 20th and 21st Century 0745 Clinical Mentoring 0746 Dental
Dual Credit Option Studies -Elective Science-Core
0743/0744 Dental
English 12-Dual Civics for the 21st Recommended 0747 Dental Specialties
12 Math -Dual Credit Option Recommended CTE Electives Assistant Studies/
Credit Option Century CTE Electives -Elective
ClinicalCore
ENG 110 BST 104 BST 240 Fund of Bus Comp Tech
COLL 101 HUM 101 Elective
Year 13 English Composition I-Dual Credit Business Math-Dual Credit or CS 106 Intro to Comp and Office
College 101 Intro to Humanities Restricted Elective
Option Option Applications

BIOL 210
AH 126
POSTSECONDARY
BST 298 PSY 140 Anat and Physiology or Elective

Year 13 General Education Impairments, Disabilities &
Business Studies Seminar Applied Psychology CHEM 100 Restricted Elective
Handicaps
Consumer Chemistry-Dual Credit Option
Year 14 Elective-High School 0742 Elective-High School 0749 Elective-High School 0745 Elective-High School 0747 Elective-High School 0748
Year 14 Elective-High School 0741 Elective-High School 0746 Elective-High School 0743/0744

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 Patient-care, oral health, and laboratory duties including dental offices, clinics, and other medical
Dual Credit Option: 9 facilities

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 Patient-care, oral health, and laboratory duties including dental offices, clinics, and other medical
Dual Credit Option: 9 facilities
178

Cluster: Health Science Education College: New River Community and Technical College
Concentration: HE0700 Dental Assisting Associate Degree: Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Health Science 0744 Dental Assistant
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Education Electives General Studies
All CTE Approved Health Science 0741 Dental Assistant
10 English 10 Geometry Health Education Electives Biomedical Science
SECONDARY


Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Health Science
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 0746 Dental Science
11 English 11 Chemistry Education Electives
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Health Science 0743 Dental Assistant
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Education Electives Clinical Science

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Dental Office
179

Concentration: HE0764 Dental Lab Technology Associate Degree: AAS in Allied Health and Human Services

GRADE

0764-T1 Introduction to Dental

Technology
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health 0764-T2 Complete Dentures

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 0764-T3 Partial Dentures
English 12-Dual Credit College Transition Math or 0764-T4 Inlays, Crowns, Bridges,
Option Algebra ll-Dual Credit Option and Ceramics
ENG 110 BST 104 BST 240 Fund of Bus Comp BST 106
Year AH 101 HUM 101
English Composition I-Dual Business Math-Dual Credit Tech or CS 106 Intro to Comp Intro to Business
13 Intro to Health Care Intro to Humanities
Credit Option Option and Office Applications
ENG 111
English Composition II or BIOL 210
POSTSECONDARY
Year ENG 120 BST 298 PSY 140 Anat and Physiology or BST 151 Supervisory Management or
13 Technical Writing or Business Studies Seminar Applied Psychology CHEM 100 BST 202 Principles of Management
BST 230 Consumer Chemistry-Dual Credit Option
Business Comm & Ethics
Year
Elective-High School 0764 T1 Elective-High School 0764 T2 Elective-High School 0764 T3 Elective-High School 0764 T4
14

Year
14

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 35 Patient-care, oral health, and laboratory duties including dental offices, clinics, and other
Dual Credit Option: 9 medical facilities
180

Cluster: Health Science Education College: : Mountwest CTC
Concentration: HE 0764 Dental Lab (Putnam Co CC only) Associate Degree: TS/Dental Laboratory Tech (CD10)
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
DLT 101
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education DLT 116 Introduction to Dental
Clinical Technology
Experience DLT 104
Complete Dentures
SECONDARY

Biology 1900

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century DLT 108
Chemistry Studies Partial Dentures
0721
Medical DLT 112
1439 1411/1413
College Transition Math Terminology Inlays/Crowns/Bridges/
or Algebra ll Ceramics
DLT 101
DLT 104
Year Introduction to Dental
Complete Dentures
13 Technology
EDGE 9 hrs
EDGE 6 hrs
DLT 112
DLT 108 DLT 116
Year Inlays/Crowns/Bridges/
Partial Dentures Clinical Experience
POSTSECONDARY
13 Ceramics
EDGE 9 hrs. EDGE 1 hr
EDGE 10 hrs.
IT 101
Fundamentals of MG 101 AH 151
Year ENL 111 Intro to Bus. SCI 120
Computers Medical Terminology
14 Written Communications Basics in Physical Science
EDGE 3 hrs. EDGE 3 hrs EDGE 3 hrs

BIOL 257
MAT 115 MG 202
Year COM 112 Introduction to Anatomy & SS 215
Business Mathematics Business Organization &
14 Oral Communication Physiology Lifespan Psychology
Management
EDGE 3 hrs.
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 47 For information on admissions contact, Jesse Smith (304) 586-3494 Ext. 213 or Adam Swolsky
(304) 696-3750 swolsky@marshall.edu Jobs: Dental labs, private dental offices, dental schools,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 19 dental labs that manufacture prosthetic materials.

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 47 Dental Labs, Private Dental Offices, Dental Schools, Dental Labs that Manufacture Prosthetic Materials
181

Cluster: Health Science Education College: Blue Ridge CTC
Concentration: 0790 Emergency Medical Prep Associate Degree: Emergency Medical Services
GRADE

Courses


0791 Introduction to
Emergency Medical Prep
Recommended Elective 0792 Emergency Medical
10 English 10 Geometry Health Business Computer Apps I Tech: Basic

Biology 1900
College Course OFTC 199 College Course EMSP 102
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 0721 Medical Terminology
Chemistry Studies College Course MAST 103
College Transition 0794 Medical Emergency
12 English 12 Elective Civics for the 21st Century Elective Human Anatomy & Phys.
Math or Algebra ll Clinical Applications
Health Care Fundamentals Concepts of Healthcare College Course CAHS 120
CAHS 120
Year CGEN 100 ENGL 101 OFTC 102 EMSP 101 EMSP 103
Human Anatomy & Physiology
13 Critical Thinking Written English Computer Literacy Introduction to EMS EMS Operations
EMSP 201
PSYC 203 Psychology OR CAHS 122
EMSP 102
Year Airway Management/Pt
*Earned in High School COMM 202 Human Anatomy & CAHS 121 & 123
POSTSECONDARY
Access EMT-Basic
13 Fund of Speech Physiology Human A & P LABS
SOCI 203 Sociology MATH 100 + *Earned in High School
Year EMSP 104 EMSP 202 Pathophysiology/ EMSP 203 CGEN 101 EMSP 205 EMSP 204
14 EMS Practicum I Shock Trauma Pre-Hospital Pharmacology Career Transition Medical Emergencies I EMS Practicum II

EMSP 211 EMSP 210
Year EMSP 206 EMSP 207 EMSP 208 EMSP 209
Field Research and Assessment Based
14 EMS Practicum III Medical Emergencies II Special Patients and Situations EMS Practicum IV
Evaluation Management

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 17 Emergency Medical Technician(Ambulance/Basic, Intermediate, Paramedic

182

Cluster: Health Science Education College: Pierpont CTC
Concentration: HE 0790 Emergency Medical Preparation Associate Degree: A.A. EMS Paramedic
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence
0791 Introduction to Medical
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Emergency Preparedness
0792 Emergency Medical

10 English 10 Geometry Health Technician - Basic
Biology 1900

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 0721Medical Terminology
Chemistry Studies
0716 Body Structures and
College Transition Math or Recommended: Human
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century College 101 Functions
Algebra 2 Anatomy & Physiology

Year 13 Freshman Seminar Principles of Extrication Hazardous Material Operations Emergency Vehicle Driving Emergency Medical Technician
Anatomy & Physiology Basic (EMT-B)
Airway Management / Patient Intro to ALS Skills / Advanced EMS Practicum / Basic Trauma Life
Year 13 EMS Pharmacology Shock Trauma Resuscitation Medical Emergencies 1
Assessment Medical Life Support Support Provider

Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Special Situations / ALS Skills EMS Practicum IV / Assessment
Year 14 Written English Fundamentals of Math / Pediatric Education for the Pre Medical Emergencies 2
Lab Based Management
Hospital Provider
Year 14 Technical Report Writing Intro to Sociology Medical Terminology

183

Cluster: Health Science Technology College: Southern WV Community and Technical College
Concentration: HE0790 Emergency Medical Preparedness Associate Degree: Radiologic Technology

GRADE
Required Course Sequence Recommended Course Sequence Required Course Sequence Recommended CTE Electives

Emergency Preparedness
SECONDARY
United States Studies to Emergency Medical Technician-


1900 -Basic
English 11
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 0721 Medical Terminology
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math The Arts
Chemistry Studies College Course AH 108
EN 101
English 12
College Transition Math or 0716 Body Structures and
12 Dual Credit Option Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives
Algebra ll Functions
EN 102
Intro to Radiographic
Human Anatomy and College
Patient Care Technology Medical Terminology Algebra for Allied Health Technology Clinical I
Year 13 Physiology I Orientation
AH 100 AH 108 MT 128 & Radiographic Positioning I RA 110
BS 124 OR 110
RA 101
Human Anatomy and English Composition I Introductory Radiographic Positioning II and Film Principles of Radiographic
Clinical II
POSTSECONDARY
Year 13 Physiology II EN 101 Physics Evaluation Exposure

RA 125
BS 125 Dual Credit Option PH 200 RA 103 RA 104
Summer Clinical III RA 150

Radiation Biology and
English Composition II Special Procedures
Health Care Ethics and Law Clinical IV Advanced Radiation Digital Imaging Technology Pathology
Year 14 EN 102 Positioning and Film
AH 200 RA 200 Protection RA 207 RA 202
Dual Credit Option Evaluation II
RA 201
Computer Science
Pharmacology in Radiology Imaging Radiologic Quality Management Seminar in Radiologic Technology Clinical V
Year 14 Any Computer Science
RA 205 RA 204 RA 210 RA 225 RA 250
Course

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 2 Radiologic Technologist
Average College Savings $314
** Check Local Schools for Dual Credit Options Availability**
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 2 Radiologic Technologist
184

Cluster: Health Science Technology College: Southern WV Community and Technical College
Concentration: HE0790 Emergency Medical Preparedness Associate Degree: Surgical Technology
English/ Language Arts Required Courses and

GRADE
Math Science Social Studies/ Sciences

Required Course
Recommended Course Sequence Required Course Sequence
Recommended CTE Career and Technical Courses
Sequence Electives

Emergency Preparedness
SECONDARY
Biology or Conceptual Emergency Medical Technician-

10 English 10 Geometry United States Studies to 1900 Health

Biology -Basic
English 11
Chemistry or Conceptual 0721 Medical Terminology

11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math 20th and 21st Century Studies The Arts
Chemistry College Course AH 108
College Course EN 101
English 12 College Transition Math or Algebra ll Psychology Elective
Recommended CTE 0716 Body Structures and
12 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Civics for the 21st Century Dual Credit Option
Electives Functions
College Course EN 102 College Course MT 121 College Course PY 201
College Math for General
Human Anatomy and Medical Terminology Introductory Surgical Surgical Technology Surgical Technology
Education or Higher College Orientation
Year 13 Physiology I *Earned in High School Technology Skills Biomedical
Dual Credit Option OR 110
BS 124 AH 108 SU 100 SU 101 SU105
MT 121 or Higher
English Composition I General Psychology
Human Anatomy and Physiology II Surgical Technology I
Year 13 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option
BS 125 SU 120
POSTSECONDARY
EN 101 PY 201
Summer Summer Clinical

English Composition II
Life Span Developmental Psychology Anesthetics, Drugs, and Solutions Surgical Technology II
Year 14 Dual Credit Option
PY 218 SU 210 SU 220
EN 102
Health Care Ethics and Law Microbiology for Allied Health Surgical Technology III
Year 14
AH 200 BS 127 SU 230
Surgical Technician, Certified SurgicalOccupations

Required Credit Hours for Degree: 65 Technologist (CST), Operating Room Surgical Technician
Average College Savings $452 Average Salaries: $23,000 to $38,740
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 2 Surgical Technician, Certified Surgical Technologist (CST), Operating Room Surgical Technician
185

Cluster: Health Science Technology College: Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College
Concentration: HE0740 Health Informatics Associate Degree: Health Care Professional
Social Studies/


English/ Language Arts Math Sciences Career and Technical
GRADE
Required Course Recommended CTE

Courses

Required Course Sequence Recommended Course Sequence Required Course

Sequence Electives
Sequence
Physical Education & 0711 Health Care
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900
Health Fundamentals
Speech Elective
Applications I
SECONDARY

Dual Credit Option
Biology to 1900 College Courses
SP 103
CS 102
English 11 Chemistry or
20th and 21st Century 1443 Medical Office
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math Conceptual The Arts
Studies Management
EN 101 Chemistry
English 12 College Transition Math or Algebra ll Sociology Elective Psychology Elective
Civics for the 21st 0719 Diversified Clinical
12 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option
Century Applications
EN 102 MT 121 SO 200 PY 201
Human Anatomy and
Patient Care English Composition I Speech Fundamentals
Year CPR Physiology I Lifestyle Intervention College Orientation
Technology EN 101 SP 103
13 AH 122 BS 124 PE 223 OR 110
AH 100 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option
Computer Literacy College Math for General Education
POSTSECONDARY
Medical Human Anatomy and English Composition II Introduction to Psychology

CS 102 MT 121, Algebra for Allied Health MT
Year 13 Terminology Physiology II EN 102 PY 201
*Earned in High 128, or College Algebra MT 130
AH 108 BS 125 Dual Credit Option Dual Credit Option
School Dual Credit Option
Microbiology for Allied Health Life-Span Development
Healthcare Ethics and Law
Year 14 BS 127 or Microbiology Psychology Restricted Elective Restricted Elective Restricted Elective
AH 200
BS 216 PY 218
Introduction to Sociology
Trends in Healthcare
Year 14 SO 200 Restricted Elective Restricted Elective Restricted Elective Restricted Elective
AH 220
Dual Credit Option
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 69 - 70 Occupations

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 3 Medical Record Clerk, Health Information Clerk, Medical Records Coordinator
Potential Dual Credit Option: 18 (Management Level)
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 48 - 50 Average Salaries: $24,000 to $30,000
Average College Savings $678

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 3 Medical Record Clerk, Health Information Clerk, Medical Records Coordinator
186

Concentration: HE0740 Health Informatics Associate Degree: Medical Laboratory Technology
GRADE
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 0711 Health Care Fundamentals
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Applications I

English 11
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math The Arts 1443 Medical Office Management
Chemistry Studies
EN 101
English 12
College Transition Math or 0719 Diversified Clinical
Algebra ll Applications
EN 102
Fundamentals of General Organic & Biological Algebra for Allied
Human Anatomy and Physiology I Clinical Hematology College Orientation
Year 13 Chemistry Health MT 128
BS 124 ML 101 OR 110
CH 203 or Higher
English Composition I
Human Anatomy and Physiology II Clinical Chemistry Immunohematology and Serology
POSTSECONDARY
Year 13 EN 101
BS 125 ML 102 ML 103
Dual Credit Option
Summer Phlebotomy Practicum
Session ML 200
English Composition II Computer Science
Microbiology Urinalysis and Body Fluids Clinical Microbiology
Year 14 EN 102 CS 102
BS 216 ML 201 ML 202
Dual Credit Option *Earned in High School
MLT Seminar MLT Clinical Practicum Restricted Elective
Year 14
ML 205 ML 210 PY 218, SO 200, or SP 103
Medical Laboratory Technician, Phlebotomy Technician
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 3 Average Salaries: $24,000 - $30,000
tential Dual Credit Option: 6
Average College
Required Savings
Credit Hours for Degree: 69 $402
Occupations: ** Check Local Schools for Dual Credit Options Availability**
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 3 Medical Laboratory Technician, Phlebotomy Technician
187

Concentration: HE0740 Health Informatics Associate Degree: Radiologic Technology

GRADE
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 0711 Health Care Fundamentals
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Applications I


English 11
11 Dual Credit Option Conceptual Math The Arts 1443 Medical Office Management
Chemistry Studies
EN 101
English 12
College Transition Math or 0719 Diversified Clinical
Algebra ll Applications
EN 102
Medical Human Anatomy and Physiology Algebra for Allied Intro to Radiographic Technology
Patient Care Technology Clinical I College Orientation
Year 13 Terminology I Health & Radiographic Positioning I
AH 100 RA 110 OR 110
AH 108 BS 124 MT 128 RA 101
Human Anatomy and English Composition I Radiographic Positioning II Principles of Radiographic
Introductory Physics Clinical II
POSTSECONDARY
Year 13 Physiology II EN 101 and Film Evaluation Exposure

PH 200 RA 125
BS 125 Dual Credit Option RA 103 RA 104
Clinical III RA 150

Summer
Health Care Ethics and English Composition II Radiation Biology and Special Procedures Digital Imaging
Clinical IV Pathology
Year 14 Law EN 102 Advanced Radiation Protection Positioning and Film Technology
RA 200 RA 202
AH 200 Dual Credit Option RA 201 Evaluation II RA 207
Pharmacology in Computer Science Radiologic Quality
Imaging Seminar in Radiologic Technology Clinical V
Year 14 Radiology Any Computer Science Management
RA 204 RA 225 RA 250
RA 205 Course RA 210

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 3 Medical X-Ray Technician
Average College Savings $402 ** Check Local Schools for Dual Credit Options Availability**

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 3 Medical X-Ray Technician
188

Concentration: HE0710 Health Occupations Science Technology Associate Degree: AAS in Allied Health and Human Services

GRADE


0739 or 0725
Nutrition and
0711 Health
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Wellness or Under
Care Fund-Core
Human Behavior-
Elective
0721 or 0723
0715 Concepts Medical
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health of Health Care- Terminology or
Core Supp to Health
Care Fund-Elective
0716 Body
Chemistry or Conceptual Chemistry- 0717 Clinical
11 English 11 Conceptual Math 20th and 21st Century Studies The Arts Structures and
Dual Credit Option Concepts-Core
Functions-Elective
0719 Diversified
0720 EKG/
College Transition Math or Algebra Clinical
12 English 12-Dual Credit Option Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives Phlebotomy-
ll-Dual Credit Option Applications-
Elective
Core
Restricted Elective Restricted Elective
COLL 101 ENG 110 BST 104 Gerontology Cluster or Gerontology Cluster or
Year 13 Community Behavioral Health Tech Cluster or
College 101 English Composition I-Dual Credit Option Business Math-Dual Credit Option Community Behavioral Health Tech Cluster
Combination Cluster or Combination Cluster
BST 240 Restricted Elective Restricted Elective
ENG 111English Composition II or PSY 140 Restricted Elective
POSTSECONDARY
Gerontology Cluster or
Fund of Bus Comp Tech or Gerontology Cluster or Gerontology Cluster or
Year 13 ENG 120 Technical Writing or Applied Community Behavioral Health
Community Behavioral Health Tech
CS 106 Tech Cluster or Community Behavioral Health Tech Cluster
BST 230 Bus Comm & Ethics Psychology Cluster or Combination Cluster
Intro to Comp & Office Tech Combination Cluster or Combination Cluster
Restricted Elective Restricted Elective Restricted Elective
HUM 101 BST 298 Science Elective- Gerontology Cluster or Gerontology Cluster or Gerontology Cluster or
Year 14 Community Behavioral Health Tech Cluster or
Intro to Humanities Business Studies Seminar Dual Credit Option Community Behavioral Health Tech Cluster or Community Behavioral Health Tech Cluster
Combination Cluster Combination Cluster or Combination Cluster
Elective-High School Elective-High School Elective-High School Elective-High School Elective-High School Elective-High School Elective-High School
Year 14 Elective-High School 0720
0711 0715 0717 0719 0739 or 0725 0721 or 0723 0716

Physicians offices, clinics, hospitals, and other medical facilities
Dual Credit Option: 9 Average Salary: $21,560 to $30,000
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree:40-41

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 14 Physicians Offices, Clinics, Hospitals, and Other Medical Facilities
189

Cluster: Health Science Education College: New River Community and Technical College
Concentration: HE0710 Health Occupations Science Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Health Science
0711 Health Care Fundamentals
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Education Electives
All CTE Approved Health Science
Biology or United States Studies to 0715 Concepts of Health Care
10 English 10 Geometry Health Education Electives
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 0717 Clinical Concepts
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Health Science 0719 Diversified Clinical
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Education Electives Applications

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 CNA, Phlebotomy Technician, Medical Assistant
190

Concentration: HE0730 Medical Assisting Associate Degree: AAS in Allied Health and Human Services, MA Option
Required Courses and

English/ Language Arts Math Science Social Studies/ Sciences

GRADE

Electives
0738 Medical 0734 Adv
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Assistant Pharmacology
Orientation-Core for MA-Elective
0735 Medical 0736 Med Asst
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Assistant Admin Adm Proc II-
Proced I-Core Elective

0739 Nutrition
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 0737 Lab and
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts & Wellness-
Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Studies Diagnosis-Core
Elective
0733 Medical 0721 Medical
English 12-Dual Credit College Transition Math or Recommended CTE
12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Assistant Clinical Terminology-
Option Algebra ll-Dual Credit Option Electives
Proced-Core Elective
BST 240
AH 103
ENG 110 BST 104 HUM 101 Fund of Bus Comp Tech or BST 106
Year 13 Intro to
English Composition I-Dual Credit Option Business Math-Dual Credit Option Intro to Humanities CS 106 Intro to Bus
Gerontology
Intro to Comp and Office Tech
ENG 111 BIO 210
POSTSECONDARY
English Composition II or Basic Anat & Physiology or BST 202 Intro to Management or AH 120 PSY 140 BST 298
Year 13
ENG 120 Technical Writing or BIO 101 Principles of Biology-Dual Credit BST 151 Supervisory Management Intro to CBHT Applied Psychology Business Studies Seminar
BST 230 Bus Comm & Ethics Option
Year 14 Elective-High School 0738 Elective-High School 0735 Elective-High School 0737 Elective-High School 0733 Elective-High School 0734
Year 14 Elective-High School 0736 Elective-High School 0739 Elective-High School 0721

Dual Credit Option: 9 Physicians offices, clinics, hospitals, and other medical facilities
191

Cluster: Health Science Education College: New River CTC
Concentration: HE0730 Medical Assisting Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Health Science 0738 Medical Assistant
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Education Electives Orientation
All CTE Approved Health Science 0735 Medical Assistant
10 English 10 Geometry Health Education Electives Administrative Procedurals I
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer 0737 Medical Assistant
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II Laboratory and Diagnostics
Math Studies College Course Procedures
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Health Science 0733 Medical Assistant
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Education Electives Clinical Procedures

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Laboratory Technician, Phlebotomy Technician, Medical Assistant
192

Concentration: HE Medical Information Specialist Associate Degree: AAS in Administrative Professional Technology

GRADE


0724 Medical Transcription

Practice-College BST 212
SECONDARY
0726 Medical Filing and

Applications-College BST 121

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 0729 Pharmacology and Lab
English 12-Dual Credit College Transition Math or
12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives 0728 Medical Billing and Coding
Option Algebra ll-Dual Credit Option
COLL 101
Year BST 100 BST 104 BST 106 ENG 110 English Composition I-Dual
College 101or
13 Beginning Word Processing Business Math-Dual Credit Option Introduction to Business Credit Option
Restrictive Elective
BST 101 BST 230 BIO 210 Anatomy and Physiology BST 123 Intro to
Year HUM 101 BST 240
Advanced Document Business Communications or Science Elective-Dual Credit
POSTSECONDARY
13 Introduction to Humanities Fundamentals of Business Computer Law or AH 101 Intro

Processing and Ethics Option to Allied Health
Technology
BST 212 ECN 201 Prin Of Economics (Macro) BST 213
Year BST 180 BST 139 BST 202 Principles of
Machine Transcription and Office or ECN 202 Prin of Economics Office
14 Survey of Accounting Desktop Publishing Management
Procedures-CTE 0724 (Micro) Management

BST 121 BST 243
Year BST 290 BST 298 BST Restricted Elective or Advanced
BST Restricted Elective Records Management- Computer
14 CPS Review Business Studies Seminar AH 236 Medical Coding
CTE 0726 Technology

Dual Credit Option: 9 Administrative Assistant in a medical office or related medical fields

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Administrative Assistant in a Medical Office or Related Medical Fields
193

Cluster: Health Science Technology Cluster College: Bridgemont Community and Technical College
Concentration: HE0769 Pre-Pharmacy Technician Associate Degree: Associate of Applied Technology Pharmacy Technician
GRADE

Recommended Course and Recommended Career and Technical Courses


0721 Medical
0711 Health Care
World Studies to 1900 Physical Terminology
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Fundamentals
Dual Credit Option Education Elective-College
Core-College Credit
Credit
0716 Body Structures
0715 Concepts of
and Functions
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Health Care
Elective-College
Core-College Credit Credit
0725 Understanding
Chemistry or Conceptual 0771 PTCB

20th and 21st Century Human Behavior
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Chemistry The Arts Preparation
Studies Elective-College
Credit
English 12 College Transition Math or Recommended 0772 PTCB Clinical Applications
12 Psychology/Sociology Civics for the 21st Century
Dual Credit Option Algebra ll CTE Electives Core-College Credit
Dual Credit Option
Humanities
ENGL 101 BAHM 181 BAHM 183 BAHM 184 SOCA 110
BAHM 170 Elective ALHL 110
Year 13 English Composition I Records Medical Anat. & Computers for Prin of Sociology
BAHM Orientation Dual Credit Pharmacology
Dual Credit Option Management Terminology Health Majors Dual Credit Option
Option
POSTSECONDARY
BAHM 254
LAB SCI BAHM BAHM 177 BAHM 182 BAHM 185 BAHM 253
ENGL 202 Customer BAHM 255
Year 13 Chemistry Medical Legal Concepts in Practical Bookkeeping IPR:Consumer
Bus and Prof Writing Service IPR: Ethics
Dual Credit Option Coding Mgt. Healthcare Mathematics Basics Face to Face
Electronic
0715 Concepts of Health Care
0711 Health Care Fundamentals 0771 PTCB Preparation 0772 PTCB Clinical Applications
Year 13 0771 PTCB Preparation
Core- Earned in High School Core-Earned in High School Core-Earned in High School
0721 Medical Terminology 0716 Body Structures and Functions 0725 Understanding Human Behavior
Year 13 Elective – Earned in High School Elective-Earned in High School Elective-Earned in High School
Required Credit Hours for Degree 63 Occupations

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Pharmacist Assistant
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree 22 Average Salary: $ $20,000 to $27,000
Average College Savings: $5,986 Plus 2 Option with 4-year Degree

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Pharmacist Assistant
194
195
196
Human Services
CLUSTER
197
Occupations
HUMAN SERVICES Public and Safety/Legal Services

• Bailiffs
• Administrative Law Judges
Personal and Family Services
• Funeral Directors
• Hairstylists
• Hearing Officers • Shampooers
• Correction Officers • Counselors
• Court Reporters • Make-up Artists
• Firemen • Manicurists/Pedicurists
This cluster involves occupations in personal and family services and the hospitality • Police Officers • Embalmers
and travel industry. People in these occupations enjoy helping others, seeing to their • Fire Inspectors • Laundry/Dry-Cleaning Workers
comfort or enhancing their appearances. • First-line Supervisors • Food Servers
• Fish and Game Wardens • Marriage/Family Therapists
The careers within the human services cluster offer a unique focus on families, work,
• Gaming Supervisors • Chefs and Head Cooks
and their interrelationships, providing a solid foundation of success for any individual.
• Law Clerks • Food Prep Workers
• Lawyers • Funeral Attendants
You should be able to: • Paralegals • Skin Care Specialists
• Provide a variety of duties that may change often • Probation Officers • Rehab Counselors
• Work well with others • Security Guards • Personal Home Care Aides
• Follow instructions • Substance Abuse Counselors • Travel Guides
• Hearing Officers • Tour Guides
• Communicate easily, tactfully, or courteously (both oral and written)
• Private Detectives • Waiters and Waitresses
• Title Examiners • Amusement and Recreation
You should like: Attendants
• Activities involving business contact with people • Bartenders
• Doing routine and organized Social Services/Education • Cooks/short order
• Clergy
• Using machines and methods • Adult Literacy Teacher
• Classroom Teachers • Fitness Trainers
• Working with people
• Graduate Teaching Assistants • Restaurant Host/Hostess
• Activities concerned with the communication of information and ideas to people
• Child Care Workers
• Working as a member of a team
• School Social Workers
• Librarians
Did You Know? • Mental Health Counselors
• The hotel industry provides 1.8 million wage and salary jobs. • Medical Social Workers
• Jobs for chefs, head cooks, and restaurant cooks have grown from 5 to 21 • Nursing Instructors
percent. • Social Service Assistants
• About 36 percent of the jobs in the industry are service occupations which • Teacher Assistants
require certifications you can get through career technical education programs. • Career Technical Teachers
• This cluster has the fastest growing occupations. • Behavioral Disorder Counselors
198
Occupation Career Cluster 2016 Job Description Minimum Usual WV Annual High High High
Projected Education Wage Skill Wage Demand
Employment
Child, Family, and Human Services 3,772 Provide social services and assistance to improve the social and Bachelor’s degree $29,797 x x
School Social psychological functioning of children and their families and to
Workers maximize the family well-being and the academic functioning of
children. May assist single parents, arrange adoptions, and find foster
homes for abandoned or abused children. In schools, they address
such problems as teenage pregnancy, misbehavior, and truancy. May
also advise teachers on how to deal with problem children.
Cooks, Restaurant Human Services 5,792 Prepare, season, and cook soups, meats, vegetables, desserts, or Technical Training $18,814 x
other foodstuffs in restaurants. May order supplies, keep records and or Apprenticeship
accounts, price items on menu, or plan menu.
Correctional Human Services 3,035 Guard inmates in penal or rehabilitative institution in accordance with Technical Training x
Officers and Jailers established regulations and procedures. May guard prisoners in transit or Apprenticeship
between jail, courtroom, prison, or other point. Includes deputy sheriffs
and police who spend the majority of their time guarding prisoners in
correctional institutions.
Elementary School Human Services 8,000 Teach pupils in public or private schools at the elementary level basic Bachelor’s degree $43,926 x x x
Teachers, Except academic, social, and other formative skills.
Special Education
First-Line Human Services 5,556 Supervise workers engaged in preparing and serving food. Technical Training $25,961 x
Supervisors/ or Apprenticeship
Managers of Food
Preparation and
Servers
Lawyers Human Services 3,413 Represent clients in criminal and civil litigation and other legal First professional $92,757 x x x
proceedings, draw up legal documents, and manage or advise clients degree
on legal transactions. May specialize in a single area or may practice
broadly in many areas of law.
Mental Health and Human Services 1,710 Assess and treat individuals with mental, emotional, or substance Master’s degree $25,939 x x
Substance Abuse abuse problems, including abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and/or other
Social Workers drugs. Activities may include individual and group therapy, crisis
intervention, case management, client advocacy, prevention, and
education.
Paralegals and Human Services 2,421 Assist lawyers by researching legal precedent, investigating facts, Associate’s Degree $37,494 x x
Legal Assistants or preparing legal documents. Conduct research to support a legal
proceeding, to formulate a defense, or to initiate legal action.
Police and Sheriff’s Human Services 3,198 Patrol assigned area to enforce laws and ordinances, regulate traffic, Technical Training $36,189 x
Patrol Officers control crowds, prevent crime, and arrest violators. or Apprenticeship
Secondary Human Services 4,861 Instruct students in secondary public or private schools in one or Bachelor’s degree $42,831 x x x
School Teachers, more subjects at the secondary level, such as English, mathematics,
Except Special or social studies. May be designated according to subject matter
and Vocational specialty, such as typing instructors, commercial teachers, or English
Education teachers.
Security Guards Human Services 5,737 Guard, patrol, or monitor premises to prevent theft, violence, or Technical Training $21,969 x
infractions of rules. or Apprenticeship
Special Education Human Services 3,440 Teach elementary and preschool school subjects to educationally and Bachelor’s degree $41,249 x x
Teachers, physically handicapped students. Includes teachers who specialize
Preschool, and work with audibly and visually handicapped students and those
Kindergarten, and who teach basic academic and life processes skills to the mentally
Elementary impaired.
199
Human Services
PATHWAYS
200
HUMAN SERVICES High School and College Transition Plan
HUMAN SERVICES CAREER PATHWAY
Cluster: Human Services College: Pierpont CTC
Concentration: HU 0970 Applied Design Associate Degree: AAS Applied Design
Math
GRADE Recommended Course Electives Career and Technical Courses
Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence Recommended CTE Electives
Sequence
0961 Applied Design: Fashion
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Merchandising
1445 Management and

10 English 10 Geometry Health Entrepreneurship
Biology 1900
0941 Applied Design: Housing and

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Interior Design
Chemistry Studies
Recommended CTE Recommended CTE CTE Elective/Intro 0407 Fashion Marketing

Electives College 101 Elective/BCA 2 to Business
Computer Concepts & Freshman Seminar or College
Year 13 Written English Design Concepts History of Contemporary Fashion Intro to Fashion Industry
Applications 101

Principles of Clothing
Year 13 Written English 2 Liberal Studies Elective Intro to Business Apparel Design Textiles
Construction
Year 14 Graphics Elective Business Mathematics Intro to Sociology Applied Design Practicum Applied Design Practicum Clothing and Culture
Year 14 Graphics Elective Corporate Communications Small Business Fundamentals Advanced Apparel Design Advanced Apparel Design Visual Merchandising

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Sketching Assistant, Sales Associate, Accessory Editor, Fashion Designer, Fashion Illustrator, Stylist,
Entrepreneur
Dual and add. EDGE credit possible: 6
Average Salaries: $22,000 - $29,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Sketching Assistant, Sales Associate, Accessory Editor, Fashion Designer, Fashion Illustrator,
Additional EDGE Possible: 6 Stylist, Entrepreneur
201
HUMANSERVICES High School and College Transition Plan

Cluster: Human Services College: New River Community and Technical College
Concentration: HU1300 Careers in Education Associate Degree: Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
1301 CED 1
Foundations in Careers
in Educations
1302 CED 2
Biology or United States Studies to Human Growth and

Conceptual Biology 1900 Development
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 1303 CED 3
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives Exceptionalities and Diversity
Computer Elective
& Physiology
1304 CED 4
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century Educational Psychology
CTE Electives College Course POSC 200 and Learning

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Early Childhood Aide, Elementary Aide
202
Concentration: HU 1300 Careers in Education Associate Degree: AA Para-Education
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence
1301 CED 1 Foundations in
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Careers in Education
1302 CED 2 Human Growth and

10 English 10 Geometry Health Development
Biology 1900
1301 CED 3 Exceptionalities and

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Diversity
Chemistry Studies
1304 CED 4 Educational
College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Recommended CTE Child Development
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century Psychology and Learning
Algebra 2 Electives College 101 Elective/BCA 2 Specialist 1 - 4
Computer Concepts &
Year 13 Written English Intermediate Algebra American Government Introduction to Education Basic Skills for Instructional Support
Applications
Intro to Speech
Year 13 Science Elective Intro to Special Education Behavior Support Strategies Instructor Support Strategies Development of Young Children
Communication
Year 14 Written English 2 Fundamentals of Math Literature Elective US History 1 Education Elective College 101
Year 14 Literature Elective Humanities Elective Intro to Geography US History 2

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Early Childhood Aide, Elementary Aide
Average Salary: $25,500

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Early Childhood Aide, Elementary Aide
Additional EDGE Possible: 9 Average Salary: $25,500
203

Cluster: Human Services College: Blue Ridge Community and Technical College
Concentration: 1000 Child Development Specialist Associate Degree: Occupational Development—Child Care
English/ Language Arts Math Social Studies/
GRADE

Required Course Recommended Course Sciences Electives


Recommended Elective 1003 Child Development
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I Specialist I
College Course OFTC 100 Apprenticeship
Recommended Elective 1004 Child Development
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Health Business Computer Apps I Specialist II
Biology 1900
College Course OFTC 102 Apprenticeship

1008 Child Development
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Recommended Elective
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Specialist III
Chemistry Studies
Apprenticeship
Recommended CTE Recommended CTE Elec 1009 Child Development
College Transition Math Civics for the 21st
12 English 12 Elective Human Ser, Development & Specialist IV
Parenting/Child Dev Relationships Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship for
Year CGEN 100 English 101 OFTC 102
Child Development
13 Critical Thinking and Learning Written English Computer Literacy
PSYC 203 Psychology Math 100+ Apprenticeship for
Year COMM 202 OR
POSTSECONDARY
OR Child Development
13 Fundamentals of Speech SOCI 203 General Sociology above *Earned in High School
Apprenticeship for
Year CAHS 200 EMSP 100 CGEN 101
Child Development
14 Nutrition First Responder Career Transition
CAHS 208 Apprenticeship for
Year
Human Growth and Child Development
14
Development *Earned in High School

Child Care Worker, Early Childhood Teacher, Elementary Aide

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 35 Child Care Worker, Early Childhood Teacher, Elementary Aide
204
Cluster: Human Services College: : MCTC
Concentration: HU1000 Child Development Specialist Associate Degree: OD/Child Development Specialty (CT10) (CO12)
English/ Language


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
Specialist I
4-8 credits 1004 Child Development
SECONDARY

10 English 10 Geometry Health Specialist II
Biology 1900

Recommended
CTE Electives 1008 Child Development
Chemistry Studies
1439 1411/1413
College Transition Math 1009 Child Development
or Algebra ll Specialist IV
IT 101
Math/Science 1003 Child Development 1004 Child Development
Year ENL 111 Soc. Science Fundamentals of Computers
Elective 3 hrs. Specialist I Specialist II
13 Written Communications Elective 3 hrs EDGE 3 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
EDGE 5 hrs
1008 Child Development 1009 Child Development
POSTSECONDARY
Year Math/Science Com 112

Specialist III Specialist IV
13 Elective 3 hrs Oral Communication
MG 101
Year Occupational Component Occupational Component Intro to Bus.
14 Elective 3 hrs. Elective 4 hrs. EDGE 3 hrs.

On-the-job training
Year
12 hrs.
14
(See Note)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 Elementary and Secondary Schools, Civic and Social Organizations, Child Daycare Services,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 34 Residential Care Facility, Other Amusement and Recreation Industries
205

Cluster: Human Services College: West Virginia University - Parkersburg
Concentration: HU 1000 Child Development Specialist Associate Degree: Early Childhood Development


GRADE
Recommended Course Recommended CTE

Electives


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
4-8
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Specialist I
Elective Courses College Course ECE 150
(Depending
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies on number of classes
10 English 10 Geometry Health Specialist II
SECONDARY
Biology to 1900 offered per day or block

College Course—ECE 250

schedule) 1008 Child Development
Chemistry Studies
Dual Credit or College College Course—ECE 251
Course Possibilities 1009 Child Development
College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st Recommended CTE English 12 (ENG
12 English 12 Specialist IV
Algebra ll Electives Century Electives 101 & ENG 102) College Course—ECE 210

Year EDUC 100 (2 hrs) EDUC 250 PSYC 241 ENGL 101 CS 108 ECE 105
13 Intro to Teacher Education Into to Early Education Human Growth & Development Composition I Education Technology Family and the Child
EDU 255 ECE 150 (3 hrs)
WVU at Parkersburg
Year EDUC 200 MATH 120 ENGL 102 HPER 172 (2 hrs)
POSTSECONDARY
Language Arts & Emerging Practicum in Early

13 Intro to Exceptional Child Concepts of College Math Composition II First Aid
Literacy Childhood Development I
SOC 235 or 360 ECE 240 ECE 210 (3 hrs) ECE 250 (5 hrs)
Year EDUC 230
Race Relations & Minority Observation and Assessment Curriculum & Strategies for Practicum in Early
14 Cooperative Discipline
Groups Skills Early Childhood Programs Childhood Development II
ECE 220 ECE 251 (7hrs)
Year Elective ECE 255
Ethics & Administration of Practicum in Early Childhood
14 HIST 250 or SPCH 111, Practicum Seminar
Early Childhood Pgms. Development III

Child Care Aide, Child Care Worker, Early Childhood Teacher, Elementary Aide, Group Worker and
Assistant, Pre K Collaborative Teacher, Child Care Center Director

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 18 Child Care Aide, Child Care Worker, Early Childhood Teacher, Elementary Aide, Group Worker
Dual Credit Option: 6 and Assistant, Pre K Collaborative Teacher, Child Care Center Director
206
Cluster: HUMAN SERVICES College: Eastern WV Community & Technical College
Concentration: HU1000 CHILD DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST Degree: AAS Early Childhood Development
English/ Language
Math
GRADE Required Course
Recommended Course
Sequence
Sequence
Specialist I
4-8 credits
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Determined by Specialist II

classes per day or
Chemistry or Conceptual block schedule 1008 Child Development
Chemistry Specialist III
College Transition Math or 1009 Child Development

12 English 12 Electives Civics for the 21st Century Electives
Algebra ll Specialist IV

Specialist I EDF 212
ENL 101 CIS 108 PSY 200
Year 13 1004 Child Development Principals: Theories of Early
English Composition Computer Fundamentals General Psychology
Specialist II (3 sem hrs) Childhood Programs
(EDF 115)
EDF 217
EDF 210 Math Elective PSY 213 SPH 101
Year 13 Human Development and
Infants: Toddlers Seminar (100 Level or Higher) Guiding the Behavior of Children Speech Fundamentals
Learning
EDF 221 EDF 224
Year 14 Administration of Early Methods: Materials for Early Emphasis Elective Emphasis Elective
Childhood Education Childhood
1008 Childhood Development
Specialist III
EDF 276 PSY 212 SSC 147
Year 14 1009 Childhood Development Lab Science Elective Emphasis Elective
Early Childhood Capstone Children & Families Understanding Human Diversity
IV (3 sem hrs)
(EDF 211)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Positions in this job are assigned responsibilities involving professional work with a high degree
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 56 of flexibility in providing individual and family services. Assessing development in young children;
developing and implementing public health prevention programs.
207

Cluster: Human Services College: Kanawha Valley CTC
Concentration: HU1000 Child Development Specialist Associate Degree: AAS in Allied Health and Human Services

GRADE



Specialist I

SECONDARY
Specialist II
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1008 Child Development

Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Studies Specialist III
English 12-Dual Credit College Transition Math or 1009 Child Development

Option Algebra ll-Dual Credit Option Specialist IV
ENG 110 BST 104
Year Coll101 HUM 101 AH 101 BST 106
English Composition I-Dual Credit Business Math-Dual
13 College 101 Intro to Humanities Intro to Health Care Intro to Business
Option Credit Option
ENG 111 BST 240
POSTSECONDARY
Year AH 104 AH 126 English Composition II or Fund of Bus Comp Tech or PSY 140
13 Health & The Caring Profession Impair, Disab, & Handicap BST 230 CS 106 Applied Psychology
Business Comm and Ethics Intro to Comp & Office Applications
BIOL 210 Anat and Physiology or BST 298
Year CHEM 100 BST 180 BST 139 AH 205 BST 155 Business
14 Consumer Chemistry-Dual Credit Survey of Accounting Desktop Publishing Human Relationship Skills Entrepreneurship Studies
Option Seminar
Year
Electives-High School 1003 Elective-High School 1004 Elective-High School 1008 Elective-High School 1009
14

Dual Credit Option: 9 Day care facilities, home care provider, head start aide, entrepreneurship

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Day Care Facilities, Home Care Provider, Head Start Aide, Entrepreneurship
208
Concentration: HU1000 Child Development Specialist Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Business and 1003 Child Development
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Marketing Electives Specialist I
All CTE Approved Business and 1004 Child Development
10 English 10 Geometry Health Marketing Electives Specialist II

SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 1008 Child Development
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives Specialist III
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Business and 1009 Child Development
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Marketing Electives Specialist IV

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Elementary and Secondary Schools, Civic and Social Organizations, Child Daycare Services,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Residential Care Facility, Other Amusement and Recreation Industries
209

Concentration: HU 1000 Child Development Specialist Associate Degree: AAS Early Childhood Education
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence
1003 Child Development Specialist
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education I

10 English 10 Geometry Health II
Biology 1900

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts III
Chemistry Studies
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century IV
Algebra ll Electives College 101 Elective/BCA 2

Computer Concepts & Freshman Seminar or College
Year 13 Written English Foundations in EC** Community Service Learning Health and Safety in EC
Applications 101
Nutrition in Childhood and

Year 13 Written English 2 Race, Class & Gender Intro to Sociology Early Childhood Curriculum Development of Young Children
Adolescence
Year 14 Classroom Strategies Practicum 1** Infant Toddler Development Cognitive Development Areas of Exceptionality Introduction to Foods

Year 14 The Child in the Family Practicum 2** (Capstone Course) Administration of EC Programs Library Materials / Children Elective

Required
Additional Credit
EDGE Hours for Degree:
possible: 66 6 Occupations:
Average Salaries: $21, 500 - $25,000
Additional EDGE Possible: 6 Average Salary: $21,500-$25,000
210
Concentration: 1030 Corrections Associate Degree: Criminal Justice—Law Enforcement and Corrections


GRADE

Courses


9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I Criminal Justice
College Course OFTC 100 College Course CJST 200
Recommended Elective 1032 Principles of
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health Business Computer Apps I Investigation

Biology 1900

College Course CJST 220
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1034 Introduction to
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Human Ser, Dev, & Rela.
Chemistry Studies Corrections
Recommended CTE Elective Recommended CTE Recommended Elective 1039 Careers in Criminal
12 English 12
College Transition
Speech/Oral Communication Civics for the 21st Century Elective Psychology Justice
Math or Algebra ll Intro to Law Enforcement
College Course COMM 202 College Course CJST 240
College Course PSYC 203 College Course CJST 199
CGEN 100 CJST 200
English 101 OFTC 102 PSYC 203
Year 13 Critical Thinking and Intro to Criminal Just Sys CJST 210
Written English Computer Literacy Psychology
Learning *Earned in High School Intro to Forensic Science
CJST 220
POSTSECONDARY
CJST 250 COMM 202 MATH 100+ SOCI 203

Year 13 Criminal Investigations
Juvenile Justice System Fundamentals of Speech Or above Sociology
CJST 230 CJST 240
CJST 251 CJST 260 CGEN 101 3 Restricted Electives in CJST
Year 14 Principles of Criminal Law Police Organization & Mgmnt.
Ethics in Criminal Justice The Correctional System Career Transition *Earned in High School
and Procedures *Earned in High School
9 Specialty Electives
3 Restricted Electives CJST 292
Year 14
*5 Earned in High School (in CJST) Criminal Justice Internship

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 23 Court Reporters, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Jail Administrator, Correctional Trainer,
Probation/parole officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police Officer,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 41 Correctional Officer
Average College Savings $3,328 Average Salary $30,000 – 50,000

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 41 Probation/parole officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police Officer,
Correctional Officer
211

Concentration: HU1030 Corrections Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Business and 1031 Introduction to Criminal
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Marketing Electives Justice
Biology or United States Studies to 1032 Principles of Investigation
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 1034 Introduction to
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives Corrections
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Business and 1039 Careers in Criminal
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Marketing Electives Justice

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Jail Administrator, Correctional Trainer, Probation/Parole Officer,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police Officer, Correctional Officer
212
Cluster: Human Services College: West Virginia University--Parkersburg
Concentration: HU 1030 Corrections Associate Degree: Criminal Justice
Social Studies/

English/ Language Arts Math Science

Sciences Required Courses and
GRADE
Required Course Recommended Course Required Course


Sequence Sequence Sequence Required Course

Sequence
8-12 Elective Courses 1031 Introduction to Criminal
World Studies to
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science Physical Education (Depending on number of Justice
1900
classes offered per day or College Credit CJ 111
block schedule) 1032 Principles of
Biology or United States
10 English 10 Geometry Investigation College
Conceptual Biology Studies to 1900 Health
Credit—CJ 131
SECONDARY
Chemistry or 1034 Introduction

20th and 21st
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Conceptual The Arts 1461 Computer to Corrections
Century Studies
Chemistry Apps or 1411 BCA I College Credit—CJ 123
Recommended CTE College Credit CS 101
Electives
College Transition Math Recommended CTE Civics for the 21st Dual Credit or College 1039 Careers in Criminal
12 English 12 Dual Credit or College
or Algebra ll Electives Century Course Possibilities Justice
Course Possibilities
English 12
Psych. and/or Sociology
( ENG 101 & ENG 102)
(SOC 101 and/or PSYC 101)
MATH 126 or
Year ENGL 101 PSYC 101 CJ 111 CJ 112
CJ Elective College Algebra or
13 Composition I Intro to Psychology Intro to Criminal Justice Criminal Law
CS 101 Intro to Computing
POSTSECONDARY

Year ENGL 102 SOC 101 CJ 131—Criminal POLS 101 or 102 CJ 123
HPER 172 or 215 or 221
13 Composition II Intro To Sociology Investigating CJ Elective Dem. Gov. or Am. Fed. Gov. Intro to Corrections
Year SPCH 111 PSYC 281 CJ 225 CJ 213
SOC 233 or 235 or 232
14 Fundamentals of Speech Abnormal Psychology Constitutional Law Probation & Parole
Year PSYC 365 CJ 312 CJ 291
Lab Science (4 hrs) CJ Elective
14 Forensic Psychology Ethics in Criminal Justice Internship

Court Reporters, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Jail Administrator, Correctional Trainer, Probation/parole
Possibilities for College Credit 12
officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police Officer, Correctional Officer
Average College Savings $1538 - $3076 Average Salary $30,000 – 50,000
Plus 2 Option with 4-year Degree **Check Local Schools for Dual Credit Availability**
Dual Credit Option: 12 Probation/Parole Officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police Officer,
213

Associate Degree: AAS in Management: Specialization Option:
Concentration: HU1730 Cosmetology
Occupational Specialty Cosmetology

GRADE


1737
Orientation to 1736 Fund of Hair
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Cosmetology Styling II Elective
Elective
1719 1732 Professional
Professional Practices Skin and
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health Practices Skin Nails
& Nails Elective Elective
1738
1740 Cosmetology
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Cosmetology
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Science II
Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Studies Science I
Elective
Elective
1733
1734 Fund of
English 12-Dual Credit College Transition Math or Fundamentals of
12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Recommended CTE Electives Hair Styling I
Option Algebra ll-Dual Credit Option Bus Management
Elective
Elective
ENG 110
Coll101 MATH 101
Year 13 BST 106 English Composition I-Dual Credit Occupational Specialty-Cosmetology 1737 and 1719
College 101 College Algebra
Intro to Business Option
ENG 111 BST 240 Occupational
BST 104 CHEM 100 Consumer Chemistry or BST 180
POSTSECONDARY
English Composition II or Fund of Bus Comp Tech or Specialtiy-

Year 13 Business Math-Dual Credit Option PHYS 103 Elements of Physical Survey of Cosmetology 1738
ENG 120 CS 106
Science-Dual Credit Option Accounting and 1734
Technical Writing Intro to Comp & Office Applications
ECN 201(macro) or ECN
BST 202 BST 205 HUM 101 Occupational Specialty-Cosmetology 1736 and 1732
Year 14 202(micro)
Principles of Management Fundamentals of Marketing Introduction to Humanities
Principles of Economics

Occupational Specialty-Cosmetology
BST 238 BST 255 Entrepreneurship: Small BST 298 Occupational Specialty-Cosmetology
Year 14 1740 1733
Retail Management Business Management Business Studies Seminar

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Day care facilities, home care provider, head start aide, entrepreneurship
Dual Credit Option: 9 (Management Level)
Hours Remaining for the degree 43 Average Salary $26,000 to $35,000
Average College Savings: $1847 ** Check Local School for Dual Credit Availability**
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Day Care Facilities, Home Care Provider, Head Start Aide, Entrepreneurship
214
Concentration: HU1730 Cosmetology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
All CTE Approved Business and 1737 Orientation to
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Marketing Electives Cosmetology
Biology or United States Studies to 1738 Cosmetology Science I

SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 1719 Professional Practices –
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives Skin and Nails I
Computer Elective
& Physiology
College Speech or Adv. Written All CTE Approved Business and 1734 Fundamentals of Hair
12 English 12 Transition Math & Oral Comm. CTE Marketing Electives Styling I

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Hairdressers, Hairstylists, Barbres, Skin Care Specialists, Manicurists and Pedicurists
215

Concentration: 2200 Emergency and Fire Management Associate Degree: Fire Science
Math Social Studies/ Required Courses and
GRADE
English/ Language Arts Science

Recommended Course Sciences Recommended CTE Electives
Courses


Sequence Required Course Sequence Electives
2202 Fire Science
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Technology
College Course FSCI 102
2203 Fire Fighting I
SECONDARY

Biology to 1900 College Course FSCI 110
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 2205 Fire Fighting II
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Written Communications
Chemistry Studies College Course FSCI 111
Recommended CTE Elective Recommended CTE Recommended Elective 0792 Emergency Medical
College Transition Math Civics for the 21st
12 English 12 Driver/Pump Operator Elective Psychology Technician Basic
College Course FSCI 121 College Course PSYC 203 College Course EMSP 102
CGEN 100 FSCI 102
Year English 101 EMSP 103 OFTC 102 SAFT 151
Critical Thinking and Intro to Fire Protection
13 Written English EMS Operations Computer Literacy Fundamentals of OSHA
CBUS 105
PSYC 203 Psychology
Business Communications FSCI 110
POSTSECONDARY
Year OR FSCI 114 FSCI 112

Firefighter I 3 Restricted Electives from FSCI
13 *Earned in High School Fire Officer I Hazardous Materials I/II
COMM 202 *Earned in High School
SOCI 203 General Sociology
CAHS 130 SAFT 210 FSCI 111
Year SAFT 205
Chemistry for Fire and Math 100+ Introduction to Emergency Firefighter II
14 Building Code & Inspection
Safety Management *Earned in High School
Year SAFT 240 FSCI 295 FSCI 292 CGEN 101 FSCI 230
14 Industrial Fire Protection Fire Science Degree Eval Internship in Fire Science Career Transition Fire Investigation

Emergency Medical Technician(Ambulance/Basic, Intermediate, Paramedic
Average College Savings $1920 Average Salary $23, 000 to $28,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Emergency Medical Technician (Ambulance/Basic, Intermediate, Paramedic)
216
Concentration: HU2200 Emergency and Fire Management Services Associate Degree: AAS in Allied Health and Human Services: ES Option

English/ Language Arts Math Science Social Studies/ Sciences

GRADE

Electives
2210 Emergency
2202 Fire Science Response to
Tech-Core Terrorism-
Elective
SECONDARY
2203 Fire Fighting

10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health 2207
I-Core

2208 Auto
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 2205 Fire Fighting
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Extrication-
Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Studies II-Core
Elective
2206 Emergency 2209 Driver/
English 12-Dual Credit College Transition Math or Recommended CTE
12 Recommended CTE Electives Civics for the 21st Century Medical Tech- Pump Operator-
Option Algebra ll-Dual Credit Option Electives
Core Elective
ENG 110 BST 104
COLL 101 HUM 101 AH 101 Elective
Year 13 English Composition I-Dual Credit Business Math-Dual Credit
College 101 Humanities 101 Intro to Health Care Restricted Elective
Option Option
BST 240
POSTSECONDARY
BIOL 210
Fund of Bus Comp Tech or BST 298 PSY 140 Elective
Year 13 General Education Basic Anat and Physiology-Dual
CS 106 Business Studies Seminar Applied Psychology Restricted Elective
Credit Option
Intro to Comp & Office Tech
Elective Elective
Year 14 Elective-High School 2202 Elective- High School 2203 Elective-High School 2205
Restricted Elective Restricted Elective
Year 14 Elective- High School 2206 Elective- High School 2210 Elective- High School 2207 Elective- High School 2208 Elective- High School 2209
Required Credit Hours for Degree 62-63 Occupations

Earned College Credit (EDGE) 22 Assisting with patient care in fire, water, medical, and trauma emergencies, and laboratory duties;
Dual Credit Option 9 locations may include fire services, clinics, 911 dispatch centers, and other medical facilities
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree 31-32
Average College Savings $2,710 Average Salary $23,000 to $35.000
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 22 Assisting with patient care in fire, water, medical, and trauma emergencies, and laboratory duties;
Dual Credit Option: 9 locations may include fire services, clinics, 911 dispatch centers, and other medical facilities
217

Concentration: HU 2200 Emergency & Fire Management
Associate Degree: AA EMS Paramedic
Services
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence
2202 Fire Science Technology
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to 2203 Fire Fighting 1

Biology 1900
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 2205 Fire Fighting 2

Chemistry Studies
Recommended
0792 Emergency Medical
College Transition Math or Recommended: Human CTE Elective
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century College 101 Technician Basic (EMT-B)
Algebra 2 Anatomy & Physiology Medical
Terminology
Year 13 Freshman Seminar Principles of Extrication Hazardous Material Operations Emergency Vehicle Driving Emergency Medical Technician
Anatomy & Physiology Basic (EMT-B)
Airway Management / Patient Intro to ALS Skills / Advanced EMS Practicum / Basic Trauma Life
Year 13 EMS Pharmacology Shock Trauma Resuscitation Medical Emergencies 1
Assessment Medical Life Support Support Provider

Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Special Situations / ALS Skills EMS Practicum IV / Assessment
Year 14 Written English Fundamentals of Math / Pediatric Education for the Pre Medical Emergencies 2
Lab Based Management
Hospital Provider
Year 14 Technical Report Writing Intro to Sociology Medical Terminology

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 7 Security Guard, Parking Enforcement, Police and Sheriff Patrol Officer, Private Detective, Investigator,
Additional EDGE Possible: 3 Correctional Officer, Emergency Management Specialist, Dispatcher (Police, Fire, and Ambulance),
EMT, Firefighter, Hazardous Materials Responder
218
Cluster: Human Services College: Eastern WV Community and Technical College
Concentration: HU1200 Hospitality Degree: AAS Hospitality Business Management
GRADE Required Course Sequence Recommended Course Sequence Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence Recommended CTE Electives
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1013, 1953 ProStart 1A
1014, 1954 ProStart 1B
College Course
Chemistry or Conceptual 1019, 1955 ProStart 11A
Chemistry College Course

College Transition Math or 1020, 1956 ProStart 11B
Algebra ll College Course
TRT 100 Elective CIS 108 ENL 101 Math
Introduction to Travel and Tourism Hospitality/ Business Computer Fundamentals English Composition I Elective (100 or Higher)
Year 13

Elective BUS 203/ or ENL 102 Elective SSC 147
Hospitality/ Business Communications in Business/ or Hospitality/ Business (6 credits) Understanding Human Diversity
Year 13
English Comp II WVEIS Codes 1013, 1953, 1014, 1954, 1019, 1955, 1020 and 1956

Elective Elective TRT 201 Science Elective Social Science Elective
Year 14 Hospitality/ Business Hospitality/ Business Hospitality Management
BUS 278 Elective Elective Elective Elective
Year 14 Internship Hospitality/ Business Hospitality/ Business Hospitality/ Business Hospitality/ Business

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Restaurants, Kitchen Supervisor, and SOUS Chef, Grade Manager Chef, A La Cart
Chef, Restaurant Manager

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Restaurants, Kitchen Supervisor, Sous Chef, Grade Manager Chef, A La Cart Chef,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 54 Restaurant Manager
Average College Savings: $754 Average Salary (Management Level): $22,680-$72,160
219

Concentration: HU1210 Hospitality Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
1211 Into to Hospitality I
Biology or United States Studies to 1212 Intro to Hospitality II

SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer 7663 Travel WV or
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 0437 Hospitality and
Math Studies College Course Tourism Marketing
& Physiology
1214 Servicing the Hospitality
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century Industry or
CTE Electives College Course POSC 200 1015 Hospitality Service

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Travel and tourism departments, parks, sales
representative, and hotel/motel chain operations.
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Travel and Tourism Departments, Parks, Sales Representative, and Hotel/Motel Chain Operations
220
Concentration: 1040 Law Enforcement Associate Degree: Criminal Justice—Law Enforcement and Corrections
English/ Language
Math Social Studies/

Arts Science Required Courses and Career and Technical

GRADE
Recommended Course Sciences Electives



Sequence Required Course Sequence
Sequence
Investigation
SECONDARY

Biology to 1900

Recommended Elective 1035 Introduction to Law
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Human Ser, Dev, & Rela. Enforcement
Chemistry Studies
College Course CBUS 215 College Course CJST 240
Recommended CTE
Recommended CTE Elective Recommended Elective 1039 Careers in Criminal
College Transition Math Elective Civics for the 21st
12 English 12 Speech/Oral Communication Business Computer Apps II Justice
or Algebra ll Psychology Century
College Course COMM 202 College Course OFTC 229 College Course CJST 199
College Course PSYC 203
CGEN 100 CJST 200
English 101 OFTC 102 PSYC 203 CJST 210
Year 13 Critical Thinking and Intro to Criminal Just Sys
Written English Computer Literacy Psychology Intro to Forensic Science
COMM 202 CJST 220
POSTSECONDARY
CJST 250 MATH 100+ SOCI 203

Year 13 Fundamentals of Speech Criminal Investigations
Juvenile Justice System Or above Sociology
*Earned in High School *Earned in High School
CJST 230 CJST 240
CJST 251 CJST 260 CGEN 101 3 Restricted Electives in CJST
Year 14 Principles of Criminal Law Police Organization & Mgmnt.
Ethics in Criminal Justice The Correctional System Career Transition *Earned in High School
and Procedures *Earned in High School
9 Specialty Electives 3 Restricted Electives CJST 292
Year 14
(in CJST) Criminal Justice Internship
*8 credits Earned in High School


Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 42 Probation/Parole Officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police Officer,
221

Concentration: HU1040 Law Enforcement Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 1035 Introduction to Law
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives Enforcement
Computer Elective
& Physiology

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Court Reporters, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Jail Administrator, Correctional Trainer,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Probation/Parole Officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police Officer,
222
Concentration: HU 1040 Law Enforcement Associate Degree: Criminal Justice

Math Science
GRADE



Sequence Sequence
Sequence Sequence
1031 Introduction to Criminal
8-12
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Justice
Elective Courses
College Credit CJ 111
(Depending on number of 1032 Principles of
10 English 10 Geometry Health classes offered per day or Investigation

Biology to 1900
block schedule) College Credit—CJ 131
1035 Intro to Law
SECONDARY
Chemistry or 20th and 21st Century

Conceptual Chemistry Studies Enforcement
1461 Computer
Apps or 1411 BCA I
Electives
1034 Intro to
College Transition Civics for the 21st 1039 Careers in Criminal
12 English 12 Correction College Dual Credit or College
Math or Algebra ll Century Dual Credit or College Justice
Course CJ 123 Course Possibilities
English 12
( ENG 101 & ENG 102)
SOC 101 and/or PSYC 101
MATH 126 or
POSTSECONDARY

Year ENGL 102 SOC 101 CJ 131 POLS 101 or 102 CJ 123
HPER 172 or 215 or 221
13 Composition II Intro To Sociology Criminal Investigating Dem. Gov. or Am. Fed. Gov. Intro to Corrections
SOC 233 or 235 or 232

Possibilities for College Credit 12 Probation/parole officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police Officer,
Average College Savings $1538-3076 Average Salary $30,000 – $50,000

Dual Credit Option: 12 Probation/Parole Officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police
Officer, Correctional Officer
223

Concentration: HU1200 Lodging Management Associate Degree: AAS in Hospitality Management

GRADE

1203 Lodging Management I A

(College course BST 109)
SECONDARY
1204 Lodging Management I B

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1205 Lodging Management II A

Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Studies (College course BST 114)
English 12- Dual Credit College Transition Math or 1206 Lodging Management II B
Option Algebra ll- Dual Credit Option (College course BST 114)
ENG 110 BST 104 BST 109
Year COLL 101 BST 106
English Composition I - Dual Credit Business Math- Dual Credit Survey of Hospitality Industry
13 College 101 Introduction to Business
Option Option (high school-1203&1204)

ENG 111 BST 240 Fund of Bus Comp App
Year CHEM 100 Consumer HUM 101 BST 151 BST 124 Food
POSTSECONDARY
English Composition II or or
13 Chemistry - Dual Credit Option Intro to Humanities Supervisory Management and Beverage
ENG 120 Technical Writing CS 106 Intro to Comp & Office App
Mgmt
ECN 201 Prin of Economics
BST 210 Food and Beverage
Year (macros) or BST 208 Housekeeping BST 202 PSY 140 Applied
ENGL 204 Writing for Business Service
14 ECN 202 Prin of Economics Management Principles of Management Psychology
(micro)
BST 114 Hotel & Motel
Year BST 255 Entrepreneurship Small Prac and Proc BST 205 Fundamentals of BST 298
BST 180 Survey of Accounting Restricted Elective
14 Bus Mgmt ( high school 1204&1206) Marketing Business Studies Seminar

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 6 Travel and Tourism Departments, Parks, Sales Representative, and Hotel/Motel Chain Operations
224
Concentration: HU1200 Lodging Management Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
1203 Lodging Management I A
Biology or United States Studies to 1204 Lodging Management I B

SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 1205 Lodging Management II A
Computer Elective
& Physiology
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century 1206 Lodging Management II B

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Travel and tourism departments, parks, sales representative, and hotel/motel chain operations

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Travel and Tourism Departments, Parks, Sales Representative, and Hotel/Motel Chain Operations
225

Cluster: Human Services College: Blue Ridge CTC
Concentration: 1010 Pro-Start Restaurant Management Associate Degree: Baking and Pastry
GRADE

Courses


Sequence Electives
1013 ProStart I A
Credit given in ProStart 1B
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to Business Computer Apps I 1014 ProStart I B
SECONDARY

Biology 1900 College Course OFTC 199 College Course CART 100
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Publication Design 1019 ProStart II A
Chemistry Studies College Course OFTC 220 Credit given in ProStart 2B
1020 ProStart II B
College Transition Math Elective Elective Human Services, Devel, &
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century College Course CART 115
or Algebra ll Relationships
CART 100 CART 115
Year CGEN 100 OFTC 102 ENGL 101
Intro to Culinary Food Service Safety and Sanitation
13 Critical Thinking Computer Literacy Written English
CBUS 105
Year Bus Communications OR
POSTSECONDARY
MATH 101 CART 170 CAHS CART 212

13 Intro to Math Bread Fundamentals Food Microbiology *Earned in High School Baking Skills and Development
COMM 202 Fund of Speech
CART CART 280 CART 294
Year CART 245 CART 200
Cake Designs & Professional International Pastry and
14 Cooking Fundamentals I Nutrition
Decorating Dessert
Year CART 295 and Management OR CART 292 3 Electives CGEN 101
Pastry Showpieces and Buffet *Earned in High School
14 CBUS 275 Management and Internship *Earned in High School Career Transition
Display
Leadership

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Baker, Chef, Head Cook, Manager(Catering, Kitchen, Banquet, and Regional),Sous Chef, Pastry Chef,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 49 Food and Beverage Director, Purchasing Director
Average College Savings $1,920 Average Salary $ 32,00 - $38,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Baker, Chef, Head Cook, Manager (Catering, Kitchen, Banquet, and Regional), Sous Chef, Pastry
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 49 Chef, Food and Beverage Director, Purchasing Director
226
Concentration: 1010 Pro-Start Restaurant Management Associate Degree: Food Service Retail Management
GRADE

Courses


Sequence Electives
Recommended Elective 1013 ProStart I A
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Keyboarding I Credit given in ProStart
College Course OFTC 100 1B
Recommended Elective 1014 ProStart I B
Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to Business Computer Apps I
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Health College Course CART

Biology 1900 College Course OFTC 199 100

Recommended Elective 1019 ProStart II A
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Accounting I
11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Credit given in ProStart
Chemistry Studies College Course CBUS 103 2B
1020 ProStart II B
College Transition Math Elective Elective Human Services, Devel, &
12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century College Course CART 115
or Algebra ll Intro to Bus & Marketing Mngnt & Entrepreneurship Relationships
College Course CBUS 150 College Course CBUS 210 College Course CBUS 215
CART 100 CART 115
Year CGEN 100 OFTC 102 ENGL 101 CART 120
Intro to Culinary Food Service Safety and Sanitation
13 Critical Thinking Computer Literacy Written English Dining and Retail
CBUS 105
Year MATH 101 CART 201 CART 245 Bus Communications OR CART 212 CBUS 103
POSTSECONDARY
Intro to Math Soups, Stocks and Sauces Cooking Fundamentals I *Earned in High School Baking Skills and Development *Earned in High School
13
COMM 202 Fund of Speech
CBUS 150
Year CART 200 CART 200 CAHS CART 246 CBUS 200
Intro to Bus & Marketing
14 International Cuisine Nutrition Food Microbiology Cooking Fundamentals II Business Ethics
CART 231 and Management OR
Year CART 292 3 Electives CGEN 101 CART 296
Garde Manger and Cold *Earned in High School
14 CBUS 275 Management and Internship *Earned in High School Career Transition Ala Carte
Presentation
Leadership

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 21 Travel and tourism departments, lodging and food services, restaurant manager, sales representative,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 52 catering manager, and beverage chain operations.
Average College Savings $2,688 Average Salary $ 32,000 to $38,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 21 Travel and Tourism Departments, Lodging and Food Services, Restaurant Manager, Sales
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 52 Representative, Catering Manager, and Beverage Chain Operations
227

Concentration: HU1010 Pro-Start Restaurant Management Associate Degree: AAS in Hospitality Management

GRADE


1953 or 1013 ProStart I A

1954 or 1014 ProStart I B

SECONDARY
Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century 1955 or 1019 ProStart II A

Chemistry-Dual Credit Option Studies (College course BST 210)
English 12-Dual Credit College Transition Math or 1956 or 1020 ProStart II B

Option Algebra ll-Dual Credit Option (College course Elective)
ENG 110 BST 109
Year BST 104 COLL 101 BST 106
English Composition I-Dual Credit Survey of Hospitality Industry
13 Business Math -Dual Credit Option College 101 Introduction to Business
Option (high school 1953 or 1013)
BST 240 Fund of Bus Comp App BST 124 Food and
ENG 111
Year or CHEM 100 Consumer Chemistry- HUM 101 BST 151 Beverage Mgmt
POSTSECONDARY
English Composition II or
13 CS 106 Intro to Comp & Office Dual Credit Option Intro to Humanities Supervisory ( high school 1954 or
App Management 1014)
ECN 201 Prin of Economics
BST 210 Food and Beverage BST 208
Year (macros) or BST 202 Principles of
ENGL 204 Writing for Business Service Housekeeping PSY 140 Applied Psychology
14 ECN 202 Prin of Economics Management
(high school 1955 or 1019) Management
(micro)
BST 205 Elective
Year BST 255 Entrepreneurship BST 114 Hotel & Motel Practice BST 298 Business
BST 180 Survey of Accounting Fundamentals of Restricted Elective
14 Small Bus Mgmt and Procedures Studies Seminar
Marketing (high school 1956 or 1020)
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 67 67 Occupations

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 12 Travel and tourism departments, lodging and food services, restaurant manager, sales representative,
Dual Credit Option: 9 9 catering manager, and beverage chain operations.
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 46 46

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Travel and Tourism Departments, Lodging and Food Services, Restaurant Manager, Sales
Dual Credit Option: 9 Representative, Catering Manager, and Beverage Chain Operations
228
Cluster: Human Services College: : Mountwest CTC
Concentration: HU 1010 ProStart Restaurant Management Associate Degree: AAS./Culinary Arts (CH20) (CH21)
English/ Language
Math


GRADE



Sequence
Sequence
1013
ProStart I A
4-8 credits
1014
SECONDARY

Biology 1900 ProStart I B
CTE Electives

Chemistry Studies ProStart II A
1411/1413
12 English 12 Elective Civics for the 21st Century Bus Comp App. I or II
or Algebra ll ProStart II B
CA 120 IT 101 HM 101
CA 200
Year CA 105 CA 110 A la Carte Dining Room Fundamentals of Computers Travel, Tourism & Hospitality
Sanitation and Safety
13 Fabrication & Knife Skills Mise en Place Service EDGE 3 hrs. Industry
EDGE 3 hrs.
EDGE 3 hrs. EDGE 3 hrs/
POSTSECONDARY
CA 270 CA 275
Year CA 269 CA 112 ENL 111 Math/Science Elective
Managing Culinary Cost Control and Revenue
13 Soups, Stocks & Sauces Garde Manger Written Communications 3 hrs.
Operations Management
CA 116 CA 205 CA 245
Year COM 112 MAT 115 SS 201
Introduction to Breads and A la Carte Dining Room Service Culinary Nutrition
14 Oral Communication Business Mathematics Human Relations
Doughs II
CA 260
Year CA 135 CA 225 CA 235 HM 240 *HM 299
Culinary Selection and
14 International Cuisine Advanced Cooking and Artistry Menu Planning Intro to Vineyards & Breweries Internship Apprenticeship
Procurement

Restaurants, kitchen supervisor, sous chef, garde manger chef, a la care chef, restaurant manager
Average College Savings $1071 Average Salaries: $32,097 to $58,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Restaurants, Kitchen Supervisor, Sous Chef, Garde Manager Chef, A La Carte Chef,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 63 Restaurant Manager
229

Concentration: HU1010 Pro-Start Restaurant Management Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
1013 Pro-Start I A
Biology or United States Studies to 1014 Pro-Start I B
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual 20th and 21st Century Apps I or II 1019 Pro-Start II A
Computer Elective
& Physiology
Recommended Civics for the 21st Century 1020 Pro-Start II B

POSTSECONDARY
Speech 208 POSC 200



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Baker, Chef, Head Cook, Manager(Catering, Kitchen, Banquet, and Regional), Sous Chef, Pastry Chef,
Food and Beverage Director, Purchasing Director
Hours Remaining
Required Creditto Hours
Reach Degree:
for Degree: 60-61 23-24 Occupations:
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Baker, Chef, Head Cook, Manager (Catering, Kitchen, Banquet, and Regional), Sous Chef,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Pastry Chef, Food and Beverage Director, Purchasing Director
Average College Savings: $$4,320-$4,440 Average Salary: $32,500-$38,000
230
Concentration: HU 1010 ProStart Restaurant Management Associate Degree: AAS FSM / Baking and Pastry
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1013 ProStart 1A

10 English 10 Geometry Health 1014 ProStart 1B
Biology 1900

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1019 ProStart 2A
Chemistry Studies
College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Recommended CTE CTE Elective/

12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century 1020 ProStart 2B
Algebra ll Electives College 101 Elective/BCA 2 Nutrition

Principles of Food Selection and Food Service Facilities and
Year 13 Written English Basic Baking Food Labs Serve Safe
Preparation Equipment
Year 13 Technical Report Writing Advanced Baking Principles of Quality Foods Quality Foods Lab Nutrition Food Service Cost Analysis
Food Service Practicum – 6 hours

Food Service Org and
Year 14 Basic Baking Purchasing and Receiving Food Service Practicum Principles of Management
Management

Food & Beverage Computer Concepts and
Year 14 Principles of Marketing Food Service Practicum Elective
Merchandising Applications

Additional EDGE Possible: 3 Chef, Food and Beverage Director, Purchasing Director
231

Concentration: HU 1010 ProStart Restaurant Management Associate Degree: AAS FSM / Culinary Arts
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence

Biology 1900

Chemistry Studies
College Transition Math or Recommended CTE Recommended CTE CTE Elective/

12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century 1020 ProStart 2B
Algebra ll Electives College 101 Elective/BCA 2 Nutrition

Year 13 Written English Intro to Food Service Industry Food Labs Serve Safe
Year 13 Technical Report Writing Garde Manager Principles of Quality Foods Quality Foods Lab Nutrition Food Service Cost Analysis
Food Service Practicum – 6 hours

Food Service Org and
Year 14 Basic Baking Purchasing and Receiving Food Service Practicum Principles of Management
Management

Food & Beverage Computer Concepts and
Year 14 Principles of Marketing Food Service Practicum Elective
Merchandising Applications

Additional EDGE Possible: 3 Chef, Food and Beverage Director, Purchasing Director
232
Concentration: HU 1010 ProStart Restaurant Management Associate Degree: AAS FSM / Dietary Manager
Math
Recommended Course
Sequence

Biology 1900

Chemistry or Conceptual 20th and 21st Century CTE Elective/
Chemistry Studies Medical Term
College Transition Math or Recommended CTE CTE Elective/

12 English 12 Anatomy & Physiology Civics for the 21st Century 1020 ProStart 2B
Algebra ll Elective/BCA 2 Nutrition
Year 13 Written English Nutrition Food Labs Serve Safe
Year 13 Technical Report Writing Diet Therapy Medical Terminology Principles of Quality Foods Quality Foods Lab Food Service Cost Analysis

Computer Concepts and Food Service Organization and Applications. In Comm. & Med.
Year 14 Purchasing and Receiving Anatomy & Physiology
Applications Management Nutrition

Food Service Practicum Food Service Practicum (Health Food Service Practicum (Health
Year 14 Seminar in Dietary Management
(Health Facility) Facility) Facility)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 5 Dietary Manager
Additional EDGE Possible: 15 Average Salary (Management Level): $35,000-$38,000
233

Cluster: Human Services College: WV Northern CC
Concentration: 1010 Pro-Start Restaurant Management Associate Degree: AAS Restaurant Management

GRADE

9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education 1953 or 1013 ProStart I A
SECONDARY
10 English 10 Geometry Biology or Conceptual Biology United States Studies to 1900 Health 1954 or 1014 ProStart I B

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts 1955 or 1019 ProStart II A
Chemistry Studies

12 English 12 Civics for the 21st Century 1956 or 1020 ProStart II B

CART 124 General Nutrition
Year CART 100 Introduction to Food CART 121 Food Service Sanitation CART 145 Elements Of Food
& CART 159 Basic Food Science
13 Service Industry & Safety Production & Service
CART 131 Bakeshop
Summer Term
CART 151 Meat, Poultry & Seafood ENG 101 College Composition I
CART 250 Internship I
Year CART 122 Menu Planning & CART 125 Essentials of Dining Preparation &
POSTSECONDARY
&
13 Management Services & SS Restricted Social Science
CART 251 Internship II
CART 175 Advanced Food Science Requirement
Year CART 210 Purchasing & Cost CART 223 Personnel Supervision for
CART 235 American Cuisine CART 240 Garde Manger Hum Humanities Core Requirement
14 ControlI the Hospitality Industry
Year CART 231 Pastry Preparation CART 275 Senior Seminar SS Restricted Social Science Core SCI Science Core Requirement
MATH Math Core Requirement
14 & (Capstone) Requirement
CART 241 Classical Cuisines

Possible Earned College Credit (EDGE): 7 Baker, Chef, Head Cook, Manager(Catering, Kitchen, Banquet, and Regional),Sous Chef, Pastry Chef,
Food and Beverage Director, Purchasing Director – Average
Hours Remaining
Required Creditto Hours
Reach Degree:
for Degree: 64-68
71-75 Occupations:
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 64-68 Chef, Food and Beverage Director, Purchasing Director
Average College Savings: $574 Average Salary: $32,500-$38,000
234
Concentration: 1060 Security and Protective Services Associate Degree: Criminal Justice
English/ Language Arts Math Social Studies/
GRADE

Required Course Recommended Course Sciences Electives


Investigation
SECONDARY

Biology to 1900

11 English 11 Conceptual Math The Arts Human Ser, Dev, & Rela. Security and Protective
Chemistry Studies
College Course CBUS 215 Services
Recommended CTE
Recommended CTE Elective Recommended Elective 1039 Careers in Criminal
College Transition Math Electives Civics for the 21st
12 English 12 Speech/Oral Communication Accounting I Justice
or Algebra ll Psychology Century
College Course COMM 202 College Course CBUS 103 College Course CJST 199
College Course PSYC 203
CGEN 100 CJST 200 CJST 215
Critical Thinking and Intro to Criminal Just Sys Introduction to Homeland CJST 210
13 Written English Computer Literacy
Learning *Earned in High School Security Intro to Forensic Science
CJST 220
Year CJST 232 CJST 225 MATH 100+ SOCI 203 PSYC 203
POSTSECONDARY
Criminal Investigations
13 Immigration Law Terrorism Or above Sociology Psychology
CJST 245 COMM 202
Year CJST 251 EMSP 101 EMSP100 CGEN 101
Bioterrorism and Weapons of Fundamentals of Speech
14 Ethics in Criminal Justice Introduction to EMS First Responder Career Transition
Mass Destruction *Earned in High School
8 Specialty Electives
Year EMSP 104 CJST 292
14 EMS Practicum I Criminal Justice Internship


Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 41 Probation/Parole Officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police Officer,
235

Cluster: Human Services College: New River CTC
Concentration: HU1060 Security and Protective Services Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
English/ Math


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence Sequence
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
Business Computer
Conceptual All CTE Approved Business and 1036 Introduction to Security
11 English 11 Chemistry Marketing Electives and Protective Services
Computer Elective
& Physiology

Speech 208 POSC 200
POSTSECONDARY


Earned College Credit (EDGE): 36-37 Court Reporters, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Jail Administrator, Correctional Trainer,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 23-24 Probation/Parole Officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police
236
Concentration: HU 1060 Security and Protective Services Associate Degree: Criminal Justice

Math Science
GRADE



Sequence Sequence
Sequence Sequence
1031 Introduction to Criminal
8-12
9 English 9 Algebra I Physical Science World Studies to 1900 Physical Education Justice
Elective Courses
College Credit CJ 111
(Depending on number of 1032 Principles of
Biology or United States Studies
10 English 10 Geometry Health classes offered per day or Investigation
Conceptual Biology to 1900
block schedule) College Credit—CJ 131
SECONDARY

Chemistry or
20th and 21st Century 1039 Careers in Criminal
11 English 11 Conceptual Math Conceptual The Arts 1461 Computer
Studies Justice
Chemistry Apps or 1411 BCA I
1034 Introduction Electives
College Transition Math to Corrections Civics for the 21st Dual Credit or College 1036 Intro to Security and
12 English 12 Dual Credit or College
or Algebra ll College Credit CJ Century Course Possibilities Protective Services
123 English 12
( ENG 101 & ENG 102)
SOC 101 and/or PSYC 101
MATH 126 or
POSTSECONDARY

CJ Elective
Year ENGL 102 SOC 101 POLS 101 or 102 CJ 123
CJ 131—Criminal HPER 172 or 215 or 221
13 Composition II Intro To Sociology Dem. Gov. or Am. Fed. Gov. Intro to Corrections
Investigating
SOC 233 or 235 or 232

Possibilities for College Credit 12

Dual Credit Option: 12 Probation/Parole Officer, Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers, Detention Deputy, State Police
237
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Adult Career
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ADULT CAREER PATHWAYS
Dropped Out of Want a New Career? Can’t Find a Job?

High School? “I have a high school diploma but have Want to Try New
“I dropped out of high school been out of school for a while and want Skills?
and need to get my diploma so I to ‘brush up’ on my skills so I can be
successful in a training program or “I need to find a job. A good
can get a good job.” paying job.”
college.”
Whatever the reason for wanting to change life direction,

Adult Career Pathways can help you find a good paying job!
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Contact Adult Basic Education Centers In Your Area
Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, Wetzel, or Ohio County:
1.800.234.7372
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Education Centers and Morgan, or Pendleton County:
Programs Located? 1.800.367.3728
Adult Basic Education programs are located in Barbour, Doddridge, Gilmer, Harrison, Lewis, Marion,
every county in the state. Teachers are there to Monongalia, Preston, Randolph, Taylor, Tucker, or
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Finding Your Way to a Better Life:
How to Understand the Career Pathway
Career Cluster Color Bar
ADULT CAREER PATHWAYS High School and College Transition Plan

Area of Study
Concentration: ET 1780 Electronics Technology Associate Degree: Engineering Tech - Mechanical Option
Community College that
offers the degree
Roane Jackson Tech Center Career Tech Center that
Grade English Math Science Social Studies Required Courses Electives Career and Technical Courses offers the program
TECHNICAL COURSES
9 1763 Fundamentals Of Elect. and

College Course ELEC 101 and 101L
Required courses if
10
High School Degree or GED: 1787 shaded in orange are
DC Circuits and Electron Physics
eligible for college
1461 Computer Apps. or 1411 BCA I
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call College Credit CS 101
11 Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. 1795
1729 Fundamentals of Drafting
Wiring and Soldering
credit through EDGE
College Course 1783 Basic AC Circuits
12 DRAFT 111

Year 13 DRAFT 111 MECH 135 ENG 101 CS 101 MATH 111
Technical Drafting 1 Manufacturing Processes
and Materials
Composition 1 Intro to Computing Technical Math 1 College courses offered in
the Career Pathway
POSTSECONDARY

Year 13 DRAFT 112 SPCH 111 INDT 240 INDT 231 Math 112
Technical Drafting 2 Fundamentals of Speech Methods, Standards and Engineering Economics Technical Math 2
Work Design
Year 14 INDT 233 INDT 234 MECH 201 MECH 202 DRAFT 115 ELEC 101 and 101 L
Statistical Process Advanced Business Technology Fluid Mechanics Technology Statics Computer Aided Drafting Direct Current Circuits
Control Concepts Technical Elective
Year 14 MECH 203 MECH 230 SOC 101 or PSYC 101 Technical HIST 101 Western Civilization Free
Technology Dynamics Technology Strength of Elective from Historical and Elective Elective
Materials Diverse Perspectives

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Mechanical Drafter, Civil Engineering Technology, Project Estimator, Mechanical Engineering
College Credit earned Average What career this Average 261

through EDGE College Savings pathway prepares Starting Salary
you for
242
243
Adult Career
PATHWAYS
244
ADULT CAREER PATHWAY

Cluster: Engineering and Technical HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED College: Bridgemont CTC, Mountwest CTC, Pierpont CTC, Southern CTC
Concentration: ET1600 Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
Ben Franklin Career Center, Boone CountyORCareer
CALL and Technical Center, Cabell County Technology Center, Fred Eberle Technical Center,
Monongalia Technical Education Center
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723 to assist you.Required Courses and
GRADE
English Math Science Social Studies/ CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses
Recommended Electives
All CTE Approved AC and Refrigeration 1605 Fundamentals of Air
TECHNICAL COURSES
9 Technology Electives Conditioning and Refrigeration

College Course TS155- CTE Elective I College Course TS 151
All CTE Approved AC and Refrigeration
1607 Heating Systems
10 Technology Electives
College Course TS155- CTE Elective II
All CTE Approved AC and Refrigeration
High School Degree or GED: 1601 Basic Control Circuits
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call College Course TS155- CTE Elective III
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. All CTE Approved AC and Refrigeration
1603 Domestic Refrigeration
College Course TS155- CTE Elective IV
Year Technical Studies 151 *Earned Technical Studies 152
General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement or College Requirement
13 in High School *Earned in High School
POSTSECONDARY
Year Technical Studies 153

General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement
13 *Earned in High School
Year Technical Studies Capstone Technical Studies 154
College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement
14 Internship or College Requirement *Earned in High School

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 School Maintenance, Direct Selling Establishments, Hardware/
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Plumbing/Heating Equipment and Supplies Merchant/
Wholesalers, Self-employment
245

Cluster: Business and Marketing HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED College: Pierpont CTC, WVU-P,
Concentration: 1420 Office Administrative Support Associate Degree: (college specific)
Cabell County Career Technology Center, Calhoun GilmerOR CALL Center, James Rumsey Technical Institute, Mingo County Career and Technical Center,
Career
Roane-Jackson
ADULT Technical
BASIC EDUCATION Center, and South
– 1.800.257.3723 Branch
to assist you.Career and Technical Center
GRADE
Math Science
English Social Studies CTE Electives Electives Career and Technical Courses

9 Business Computer Apps I
College Course OFTC102
TTECHNICAL COURSES
1449 Office Management
10 Keyboarding I
Recommended Elective 1439 Introduction to Business
11 Publication Design and Marketing
High School Degree or GED: Recommended Elective
12 If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call Human Services, Devel, &
Applications II
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. Relationships
OFTC 215 CBUS 150
Year
College Requirement **Word Complete College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement Introduction to Business
13 *Earned in a Career Tech Center
Electives in CBUS, OFTC, IT, CBUS 103
POSTSECONDARY
Year
College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement PARA (3 hours) Basic Accounting Fundamentals
13 *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center
OFTC 220 OFTC 245
Year
College Requirement Publication Design College Requirement Office Administration College Requirement
Year Electives in CBUS, OFTC, IT, PARA (6 hours) College Management OR
College Requirement College Requirement
14 *Earned in a Career Tech Center Requirement *Earned in a Career Tech Center
CBUS 275 Management and Leadership
Required Credit Hours for Degree: 66 **NOTE: Student will

need to take OFTC
Occupations
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 239 to complete the Administrative Assistant ♦ Claims Examiners ♦ Data Control
requirements for the Clerk ♦ Department Store Manager ♦ Executive Secretary ♦
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Microsoft Office
Average College Savings $3,840 classes. Average Salary $18,000 to $29,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 Administrative Assistant, Claims Examiners, Data Control Clerk,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Department Store Manager, Executive Secretary
246

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: Pierpont CTC
HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED
Concentration: 1620 Automotive Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies--Automotive
Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center, Fred Eberle TechnicalOR
Center,
CALL Mid Ohio Valley Technical Center, Monongalia Technical Education Center,
MathADULT BASIC EDUCATION
Science – 1.800.257.3723 to assist you.
GRADE
English/ Social Studies CTE Electives Electives Career and Technical Courses

1631 Fundamentals of Automotive

9 Technology
College Course TS Comp 3
TECHNICAL COURSES
1625 Brakes
10
High School Degree or GED:
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call 1637 Suspension and Steering Diagnosis
11
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. College Course TS Comp 3
1623 Basic Engine Concepts

12
TS Component 3
Year Fundamentals of
13 Automotive Technology

POSTSECONDARY
TS Component 3
Year
Brakes College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement
13
TS Component 3
TS Component 3
Year SAFT 151 Suspension and
College Requirement Basic Engine Concepts College Requirement
14 Fundamentals of OSHA Steering Diagnosis

Year 6 Electives
14

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 18 Automotive Technician

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 18 Automotive Technician
247

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: Eastern CTC, Pierpont CTC,
Concentration: ET 1820 General Building Construction
HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center, Fred Eberle Technical Center, Marion County Technical Center, Mid Ohio Valley Technical Center, Mineral County Technical Center,
Monongalia Technical Education
OR CALLCenter, South Branch Career Technical Center, Tucker County High School,
Wyoming County Career and Technical Center
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723 to assist you.
GRADE
Math Science
English Social Studies Electives CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses
All CTE General Building 1827 Fundamentals of

TECHNICAL COURSES
9 Construction Electives Building Construction

All CTE General Building
1825 Foundation and Framing
10 Construction Electives
All CTE General Building
1829 Masonry and Plumbing
11 Construction Electives
High School Degree or GED: College Course TS 153
College Course TS157- CTE Elective III
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call All CTE General Building
1823 Finishing Carpentry
12 Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. Construction Electives
College Course TS158- CTE Elective IV
Year Technical Studies 151 Technical Studies 152 Orientation to Technical
13 *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center Programs

POSTSECONDARY

College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement

Technical Studies Capstone College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement
14 *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Architectural Engineer Technician¨Building Inspector¨Civil Engineer Technician¨Drafting Engineer
Technician¨Journeyman Electrician¨Surveying Technician

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Architectural Engineer Technician, Building Inspector, Civil Engineer Technician, Drafting Engineer
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Technician, Journeyman Electrician, Surveying Technician
248

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: Pierpont CTC,
Pathway: Collision Repair Technology OR CALL Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
Boone County Career and Technical Center, Carver Career Center, Marion County Technical Center, McDowell County Career and Technology Center,
Mingo County CareerADULT BASIC EDUCATION
and Technical – 1.800.257.3723
Center Ralph to assist you.
R. Willis Career Technical Center, and Wyoming County Career and Technical Center
Math Science
GRADE
Required Course
Recommended Required Course
Recommended Electives
CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses
Course Sequence Sequence Required Course
Sequence Sequence
1672 Detailing and Interior
TECHNICAL COURSES
9 Collision Repair Technology

TS155- CTE Elective I
1676 Non-Structural Analysis
1674 Refinishing Techniques
10 and Damage Repair
College Course TS152
1676 Custom Finishing 1677 Structural Analysis and
11 College Course Damage Repair
TS157- CTE Elective III College Course TS 153
High School Degree or GED: 1673 Electrical & Mechanical
1679 Surface Preparation and
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call Components
12 Refinishing
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. College Course
TS158- CTE Elective IV
Year Technical Studies 151 Technical Studies 152

POSTSECONDARY

14 *Earned in a Career Tech Centerl *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center

Body Shop Manager, Lead Technician, Customer Service Rep

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Body Shop Manager, Lead Technician, Customer Service Representative
249

Cluster: Engineering and Technical HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED College: Pierpont CTC, WVU-P
Concentration: ET 1700 Computer Systems and Hardware Support Associate Degree: Computer and Information Tech
ORMid
Fred Eberle Technical Center, CALLOhio Valley Technical Institute and Roane Jackson Tech Center

GRADE
English ADULTMath
BASIC EDUCATION – Science
1.800.257.3723 to assist
Socialyou.
Studies CTE Electives Electives Career and Technical Courses
1705 Fundamentals of Computer

9 Computer Apps 1461 or
TECHNCIAL COURSES
Systems
BCA I 1411
College Course CS 101 1709 Technical Computer
10
Applications

1651 Routing Theory and 1692 A+ Certification: Hardware

11
High School Degree or GED: Router Technologies (with 1693)
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call College Course CIT 106 College Course CIT 101
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you.
1645 Networking 1693 A+ Certification: Operating
12 Fundamentals Systems (with 1692)
College Course CIT 105 College Course CIT 101

Year Principles of Information Systems or CS 101
PC Management and Maintenance Network Fundamentals (Cisco)
13 College Requirement Introduction to Computing
A+
POSTSECONDARY

CIT 106—4 hrs
Year Windows Operating Systems or
General Ed Requirement Routers & Routing Fundamentals General Ed Requirement Elective
(CISCO)
CIT 140
Year Intermediate Routing and Switching
General Ed Requirement Electricity & Digital Electronics General Ed Requirement Elective
14 (Cisco) or College Requirement
Fundamentals
Year WAN Theory and Design (Cisco)or Network Infrastructure or College Introduction to Linux or College Capstone Project or College
14 College Requirement Requirement Requirement Requirement

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 48 Installer, Network and Computer Systems Administrators
$1797

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 48 Cable Installer, Network and Computer Systems Administrator
250

Cluster: Human Services College: New River CTC
Pathway: HS 1730 Cosmetology HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED
Carver Career Center, Marion County Technical Center, Mercer County Technical Education Center, United Technical Center, and
ORWyoming
CALL County Career and Technical Center

Math Science
English ADULT BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723 to Social
assistStudies
you. Electives 1ST YEAR 2ND YEAR
GRADE
TECHNICAL COURSES
9 1737 CSMT ORIENTATION 1736 CSMT HAST 2

10 High School Degree or GED: 1738 CSMT SCIENCE 1 1740 CSMT SCIENCE 2
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call
11 Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. 1719 CSMT SKINNI 1 1732 CSMT SKINNI2
Courses must be approved by the State Board of Barbers and Cosmetologists. A

12 1734 CSMT HAST 1 1733 CSMT BUS MGT
student must complete all phases (2000 clock hours) before being eligible to sit
for the Cosmetology State Board Examination.

Year
13
POSTSECONDARY
Year
13

Courses must be approved by the State Board of Barbers and Cosmetologists.
Year A student must complete all phases (2000 clock hours) before being eligible
14 to sit for the Cosmetology State Board Examination.

Year
14
Required Credit Hours for License: 2000 Hours Occupations

Barber, Cosmetologists, Hairdresser
Average Salary $20,000 to $45,000
Required Credit Hours for License: 2000 Occupations:

Barber, Cosmetologist, Hairdresser
251

Cluster: Health Science Education OR CALL College: Kanawha Valley CTC, New River CTC
Concentration: HE0700 Dental Assisting Associate Degree: AAS in Allied Health and Human Services
ADULT
Mercer BASIC
County EDUCATION
Technical – 1.800.257.3723
Education Center and to assist you.
Putnam Career and Technical Center

Math Science
GRADE
English Social Studies CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses

0742 Dental 0748 Dental

9 Assisting Clinical Terminology-Core
Practice-Elective
0741 Dental
TECHNICAL COURSES
0749 Supervised Assistant

10 High School Degree or GED: Dental Experience- Biomedical
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call Elective Science-Core
0745 Clinical 0746 Dental
11
Mentoring -Elective Science-Core
0743/0744 Dental
0747 Dental
12 Assistant Studies/
Specialties -Elective
ClinicalCore
BST 240 Fund of Bus Comp
Elective
Year 13 General Education General Education General Education General Education Tech or CS 106 Intro to Comp
Restricted Elective
and Office Applications
AH 126
POSTSECONDARY
BST 298 PSY 140 General Education Elective

Year 13 General Education Impairments, Disabilities &
Business Studies Applied Psychology Requirement Restricted Elective
Handicaps
0749 Supervised Dental 0745 Clinical Mentoring
0742 Dental Assisting Clinical Practice-Elective 0747 Dental Specialties -Elective 0748 Dental Terminology-Core
Year 14 Experience-Elective Earner in a Earner in a Career Tech
Earned in a Career Tech Centerl Earned in a Career Tech Center Earned in a Career Tech Center
Career Tech Center Center
0741 Dental Assistant Biomedical Science-Core 0746 Dental Science-Core 0743/0744 Dental Assistant Studies/ClinicalCore
Year 14
Earned in a Career Tech Center Earned in a Career Tech Center Earned in a Career Tech Center

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 Patient Care, Oral Health, and Laboratory Duties Including Dental Offices, Clinics, and Other
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 25-26 Medical Facilities
252

Cluster: Health Science Education College: : MCTC
Concentration: HE 0764 Dental Lab OR CALL Associate Degree: TS/Dental Laboratory Tech (CD10)
Putnam Career Technical Center


GRADE
English CTE Electives Electives Career and Technical Courses

DLT 101
9 Introduction to Dental
DLT 116 Technology
TECHNICAL COURSES
Clinical Experience DLT 104

10 Complete Dentures
High School Degree or GED: DLT 108

11
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call Partial Dentures
0721 Medical
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. Terminology DLT 112
Inlays/Crowns/Bridges/
12
Ceramics

DLT 101
DLT 104
Year Introduction to Dental
Complete Dentures
13 Technology
EDGE 9 hrs
EDGE 6 hrs
DLT 112
DLT 108 DLT 116
Year Inlays/Crowns/Bridges/
POSTSECONDARY
Partial Dentures Clinical Experience

13 Ceramics
EDGE 9 hrs. EDGE 1 hr
EDGE 10 hrs.
IT 101
AH 151
Year ENL 111 Fundamentals of MG 101 SCI 120
Medical Terminology
14 Written Communications Computers Intro to Bus. Basics in Physical Science
EDGE 3 hrs
BIOL 257
MAT 115 MG 202
Year COM 112 Introduction to Anatomy & SS 215
Business Mathematics Business Organization &
14 Oral Communication Physiology Lifespan Psychology
Management
EDGE 3 hrs.

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 41 For information on admissions contact, Jesse Smith (304) 586-3494 Ext. 213 or Adam Swolsky (304) 696-3750
swolsky@marshall.edu Jobs: Dental labs, private dental offices, dental schools, dental labs that manufacture
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 25 prosthetic materials.

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 41 Dental Labs, Private Dental Offices, Dental Schools, Dental Labs that Manufacture
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 25 Prosthetic Materials
253

Cluster: Engineering and Technical HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED
College: Kanawha Valley CTC, Pierpont CTC
Pathway: Diesel Equipment Technology OR CALL Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
Boone County Career and Technical Center, McDowell Career and Technology Center, Mingo County Career and Technical Center,
Fred W. Eberle Technical Center, Ralph R. Willis Career Technical Center, and Wyoming County Career and Technical Center

Math Science
1751 Fundamentals of Diesel
1742 Diesel Equip Electrical Syst Equipment Technology
TECHNICAL COURSES
9
1743 Diesel Engine Tune Up
1744 Electronic Engine Controls
10 and Troubleshooting


1741 Diesel Engine
1745 Diesel Preventive Maint & Insp
11 Components
College Course TS157- CTE Elective III
High School Degree or GED: College Course TS 153
1747 Diesel Support
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call 1749 Diesel Truck Chassis Concepts
12 Systems
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. College Course TS158- CTE Elective IV
College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement Programs or College
Requirement
POSTSECONDARY

Year Technical Studies Capstone or Technical Studies 154
14 College Requirement *Earned in a Career Tech Center
Year Technical Studies155 Technical Studies 156 Technical Studies 157 Technical Studies 158

Diesel Technician, Maintenance Technician, Mechanical Engineering Technician, Service Manager
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 (Management Level)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Diesel Technician, Maintenance Technician, Mechanical Engineering Technician, Service Manager
254

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: Pierpont CTC, WVU-P
Concentration: ET 1720 Drafting Associate Degree: Engineering Tech—Drafting
Marion County
HIGHTechnical
SCHOOL Center,
DEGREERoane
OR GEDJackson Technical Center, United Technical Center


Arts ORScience
CALL Sciences
GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723 to Sequence
assist you.
1729
TECHNICAL COURSES
1727
Drafting Techniques
High School Degree or GED: 1725
11 If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call Mechanical Drafting
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. 1763 Fund. of Elect. & College Course DRAFT 112
1761 Basic Electronics 1721
12 College Course Architectural Drafting
ELEC 101 & ELEC 101

MECH 135
Year DRAFT 111 DRAFT 115
Manufacturing Processes General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement
13 Technical Drafting 1 Computer-Aided Drafting
and Materials
POSTSECONDARY
Year DRAFT 112 DRAFT 116 Engineering Economics or

General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement
13 Technical Drafting 2 Customizing AUTO CAD College Requirement
Year Descriptive Geometry or Structural Design or College Technology Fluid Mechanics or Technology Statics or College ELEC 101 & 101 L
14 College Requirement Requirement College Requirement Requirement Direct Current Circuits

Technology Strength
Year Technology Dynamics or Microstation or College Schematic Drafting or College Tool-Machine Design or College Technical
of Materials or College
14 College Requirement Requirement Requirement Requirement Elective
Requirement

and Mapping Technicians, Civil Engineering Technology,

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 51 and Mapping Technicians, Civil Engineering Technology,
255

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: Kanawha Valley CTC, WVU-P, New River CTC
Concentration: ET 1760 Electrical Technology Associate Degree: Industrial Option
Roane Jackson
HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED Tech Center

GRADE
Math Science
English OR CALL Social Studies CTE Electives Electives Career and Technical Courses

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723 to assist you. Electricity (with #1761) College
9
Credit ELEC 101 &
101L
TECHNICAL COURSES
Drafting College
10
Credit DRAFT 111
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call 1761 Basic Electronics
1765 Industrial & Commercial
(with #1763)
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. Wiring (with #1767)
11
1461 Computer Apps. or College Credit ELEC
1411 BCA I College 133 & 133L
Credit CS 101 1767 National Electrical Code
12
(with #1765)
ELEC 101 & 101L
Year Manuf. Processes & Materials CS 101
Direct Current Circuits General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement
13 or College Requirement Intro to Computing
Technical Elective
ELEC 133 & 133L
POSTSECONDARY
Year Engineering Economics or Methods, Standards & Work

Industrial Wiring and Code General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement
13 College Requirement Design or College Requirement
Technical Elective
Technology Statics or College
Year Statistical Process Control Adv. Business Concepts or Technology Fluid Mechanics Statistics or College
Requirement
14 or College Requirement College Requirement or College Requirement Requirement
Plant Layout & Material DRAFT 111 Technical
Year Technical Elective Technology Dynamics or
Flow or College Drafting I General Ed Requirement
Requirement Free Elective

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 53 Industrial Engineering Technician

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Electro/Mechanical Technician, Production Manager, Maintenance Foreman, Electrical Technician,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 53 Industrial Engineering Technician
256

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: : Mountwest CTC, Pierpont CTC
Concentration: ET1760 Electrical Technology HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED Associate Degree: TS/Electrical Technology (CT20)
Academy of Careers and Technology, Cabell County Career Technology Center, Fred. W. Eberle Technical Center, Marion County Technical Center,
ORTechnical
Mercer County Technical Education Center, Monongalia CALL Education Center, Roane Jackson Technical Center, and United Technical Center

Math
BASIC EDUCATIONScience
– 1.800.257.3723Social Studies/ Sciences
GRADE
English ADULT to assist you. CTE Electives Electives Career and Technical Courses

1763
9
Fundamentals of Electricity
TECHNICAL COURSES
4-8 credits 1769

Recommended
CTE Electives 1765
Industrial and Commercial
11
Wiring
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call 1767
12
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. National Elect. Code
1763 1769
Year
College Requirement College Requirement Fundamentals of Electricity Residential Wiring College Requirement College Requirement
13
1765
1767
POSTSECONDARY
Year Industrial and Commercial

College Requirement College Requirement National Elect. Code College Requirement
13 Wiring
EDGE 5 hrs
EDGE 5 hrs
Year
14
Year
14

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 Electrician
(Management Level)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 Electrician
257

ADULT CAREER
HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED PATHWAY
College: WVU-P
Concentration: ET 1780 Electronics Technology Associate Degree: Engineering Tech—Mechanical Option
OR CALL
Roane Jackson Tech Center
ADULT BASIC
Math EDUCATION – Science
1.800.257.3723 Social
to assist you.

English Studies/ Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses

Electives
1763 Fund. Of Elect.
and 1761 Basic Electronics
TECHNICAL COURSES
9
College Course ELEC 101 & 101L
1787 DC
10
1461 Computer Apps. or 1411 Circuits and Electron Physics
BCA I College Credit CS 101 1795
11 Wiring and Soldering
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call 1729 Fundamentals of Drafting
1783
12 Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. College Course DRAFT 111
Basic AC Circuits
MECH 135
Year DRAFT 111 ENG 101 CS 101 MATH 111
13 Technical Drafting 1 Composition 1 Intro to Computing Technical Math 1
and Materials
POSTSECONDARY

INDT 240
Year DRAFT 112 SPCH 111 INDT 231 Math 112
Methods, Standards & Work
13 Technical Drafting 2 Fundamentals of Speech Engineering Economics Technical Math 2
Design
DRAFT 115
Year INDT 233 INDT 234 MECH 201 MECH 202 ELEC 101 & 101 L
Computer Aided Drafting
14 Statistical Process Control Adv. Business Concepts Technology Fluid Mechanics Technology Statics Direct Current Circuits
Technical Elective
MECH 230 SOC 101 or PSYC 101
Year MECH 203 Technical HIST 101 Western
Technology Strength of Elective from Historical &
14 Technology Dynamics Elective Civilization Free Elective
Materials Diverse Perspectives

Average College Savings $1453 Average Salary $40,000-50,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 9 Mechanical Drafter, Civil Engineering Technology, Project Estimator, Mechanical Engineering
258

Cluster: Engineering and Technical HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE
OR GED
College: Kanawha Valley CTC
Concentration: 1780 Electronics Technology OR CALL Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies—Electronics Technology
Ben Franklin Career Center and South Branch Career and Technical Center

Math Science
GRADE

1793 Fundamentals of Electricity

9
College Course TS Component III
TECHNCIAL COURSES
1787 DC Circuits and Electron Physics

10
High School Degree or GED: College Course TS Component III
1795 Wiring and Soldering
11 Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. College Course TS Component III
1783 Basic AC Circuits

12
College Course TS Component III

Year ENL 101 CIS 108 Mathematics
13 English Composition I Computer Fundamentals Elective

POSTSECONDARY
Year ENL 115 Laboratory Science BUS 101

Restricted Elective
13 Technical Communications Elective Introduction to Business
Year BUS 200 General Education Fundamentals of Electricity DC Circuits and Electron Physics
Restricted Elective
14 Workplace Principles Elective *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center

Year BUS 250 SSC 147 Wiring and Soldering Basic AC Circuits
Restricted Elective
14 Principles of Management Understanding Human Diversity *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 Animator, Audiovisual Technician, Broadcast Technician, Computer Support Specialist, Computer
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 42-43 Technician, Database Architect, Database Administrator, Drafting Engineer Technician, Programmer,
Software Developer
259

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: West Virginia University--Parkersburg
Concentration: ET 1690 Computer Repair and Network Technologies
OR CALL Associate Degree: Computer and Information Tech
Roane Jackson Tech Center, Mid Ohio Valley Technical Institute
Social Studies/ Sciences
GRADE
Math Science
English/ Language CTE Electives Electives Career and Technical Courses
1692 A+ Certification: Hardware (with

TECHNICAL COURSES
9 1693)
Computer Apps 1461 College Course CIT 101
College Course CS 101 1693 A+ Certification Operating
10 High School Degree or GED: Systems (with 1692)
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call College Course CIT 101
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. 1651 Routing Theory and
11 Router Technologies 1694 Networking Essentials
1645 Networking
12 Fundamentals 1695 Server Essentials
Year CIT 130 CS 101
PC Management and Maintenance Network Fundamentals (Cisco)
A+
POSTSECONDARY

CIT 106—4 hrs
(CISCO)
CIT 205—4hrs CIT 140 SOC 101 or PSYC 101
Year MATH 111—4 hrs
Intermediate Routing and Switching Electricity & Digital Electronics Introduction to Sociology or Elective
14 Technical Math 1
(Cisco) Fundamentals Introduction to Psychology

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 48 Installer, Network and Computer Systems Administrators
$1797

Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 48 Cable Installer, Network and Computer Systems Administrator
260

Pathway: Electronics Technology HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED Associate Degree: Technical Studies
Ben Franklin Career Center, Boone County Career and Technical Center, Carver Career Center, John D. Rockefeller Career Center, McDowell Career and Technology Center,
OR CALL
Mingo County Career and Technical Center, Ralph W. Willis Career Technical Center, Roane-Jackson Technical Center, and Wyoming County Career and Technical Center

GRADE
Math
English ADULT BASIC EDUCATION –Science
1.800.257.3723 to assist
Social Studiesyou. Electives CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses
*Earned in a Career 1692 A+ Certification Hardware 1763 Fundamentals of Electricity

TECHNICAL COURSES
9
Tech Center College Course TS155- CTE Elective I College Course TS 151
1787 DC Circuits and Electron
1705 Fund of Computer Systems
10 Physics


2462 Digital Electronics 1795 Wiring and Soldering
11
College Course TS157- CTE Elective III College Course TS153
All CTE Approved Supporting Electives 1783 Basic AC Circuits

12 High School Degree or GED:
College Course TS158- CTE Elective III College Course TS 154
Community
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to and Technical
assist you. College Plan

POSTSECONDARY
Year Technical Studies



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Energy Technician, Electrical Technician, Project Estimator
(Management Level)
Average Salary $24,000 to $34,000
Average College Savings $2,OOO
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Energy Technician, Electrical Technician, Project Estimator
261

Cluster: Arts and Humanities College: : Mountwest CTC, Pierpont CTC
Concentration: FH1850 Graphic Design Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies Graphic Design
Cabell County Career Technology Center and United Technical Center
OR CALL


GRADE
English/ CTE Electives Electives Career and Technical Courses


1857 Fundamentals of Graphic

9
Design
TECHNICAL COURSES
4-8 credits
10 Recommended Illustration
CTE Electives
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call 1861 Illustration
11
12 1859 Graphic Design Application

IT 101
Year 1861 Illustration Fundamentals of Computers
College Requirement College Requirement Graphic Design College Requirement
13 EDGE 3 hrs.
EDGE 5 hrs
EDGE 5 hrs
1851 Fundamentals of 1859 Graphic Design
POSTSECONDARY
Year
College Requirement College Requirement Illustration Application College Requirement
13
MG 101
Year
College Requirement College Requirement Intro to Bus. College Requirement College Requirement
14 EDGE 3 hrs.

Year
14

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 Job Printers, Bindery Workers, Graphic Designers, Printing Machine Operators, Lithographer, Printing
Equipment Operator

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 Job Printer, Bindery Worker, Graphic Designer, Printing Machine Operator, Lithographer, Printing
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 42 Equipment Operator
262

HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE
Cluster: Health Science Education OR GED College: Pierpont CTC
Concentration: HE 0740 Health Infomatics OR CALL
Carver Career Center
English/ Language
Math ADULT BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723 to assist you.Required Courses and


GRADE


Sequence Electives
Sequence
Occupations
9 0711 Heath Care Fundamentals
Admitting Clerk
TECHNICAL COURSES
10 Health Information Coder 1411 Business Computer Applications

Average Salary $18,428 to $24,000High School Degree or GED:
11 Administrative Medical Assistant 1443 Medical Office Mangement
12
Medical Biller/Patient Financial Representative 0719 Diversified Clinical Applications
Medical Records Clerk/Technician
Transcriptionist
Year
13
POSTSECONDARY
Year
13

Year
14

Year
14
Occupations:
Admitting Clerk, Health Information Coder, Administrative Medical Assistant,
Medical Biller/Patient Financial Representative, Medical Records Clerk/Technician, Transcriptionist
263

OR CALL
Cluster: Engineering and Technical assist

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723 to College:
you. Kanawha CTC
Pathway: Industrial Equipment Maintenance Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
Ben Franklin Career Center, Mason County Career Center, South Branch Career and Technical Center, and Wyoming County Career and Technical Center

Math Science
GRADE
All CTE Industrial Equipment 1873 Fundamentals of

Maintenance Electives Industrial Equipment
9
College Course Maintenance
TECHNICAL COURSES
TS155- CTE Elective I College Course TS 151

1875 Hydraulic and
Maintenance Electives
10 Pneumatic Systems
College Course


1871 Electrical
11 Maintenance College
High School Degree or GED: College Course
Course TS 153
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call TS157- CTE Elective III
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. 1985 Fundamentals of
12 Welding Technology
College Course
TS158- CTE Elective IV
POSTSECONDARY



Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Welders, Cutters, Soldieries, and Braziers, Machine Setters, Fitters, Helpers, Welding
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Engineering Technician, Industrial Engineering Technician, Mechanical Engineering Technician
(Management Level)

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Welder, Cutter, Solderer, and Brazier, Machine Setter, Fitter, Helper, Welding Engineering Technician,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Industrial Engineering Technician, Mechanical Engineering Technician
264

Cluster: Engineering & Technical College: Pierpont CTC, WVU-P
Concentration: ET 1640 Cisco Networking Academies OR CALL Associate of Applied Science Degree (specific to college)
Cabell County Career Technology Center, South Branch Career and Technical Center and Fred Eberle Technical Center

GRADE
Math Science

CISCO
9
TECHNICAL COURSES
CISCO
10
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call CISCO
11
CISCO
12
College Course General Elective
CIS 154 BUS 101 CIS 108 ENL 101 Math
Year Management Information Introduction to Business Computer Fundamentals English Composition I Elective (100 or Higher)
13
Systems
IT 180 BUS 203/ or ENL 102 CIS 121 IT 134 SSC 147
POSTSECONDARY
Year PC Repair and Communications in Database Management Networking Fundamentals Understanding Human
13 Troubleshooting Business/ or English Comp Software Diversity
II
Year
CIS 119 IT Elective (CISCO 3 Cr.) IT 181 Science IT Elective Social Science Elective
14 Spreadsheet Software Operating Systems Elective (CISCO 3 Cr.)
Year IT 276 or IT 278 IT Elective (CISCO 3 Cr.) IT Programming Elective General Elective (CISCO 3 CIS 133
14 Internship or Capstone Cr.) Designing a Web Page

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 ¨Lan Support I, II, III, Network Administrator I, II, III, IV, V, Network Engineer I, II, III
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 51 Network Security Systems Manager
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 12 Lan Support I, II, III, Network Administrator I, II, III, IV, V, Network Engineer I, II, III, Network Security
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 51 Systems Manager
265

Cluster: Health Science Education College: Kanawha Valley CTC, Pierpont CTC
Concentration: HE0730 Medical Assisting OR CALL Associate Degree: AAS in Allied Health and Human Services
Ben Franklin Career Center, Monongalia County Technical Education Center, United Technical Center

Math Science
GRADE
English Social Studies Career and Technical Courses

0738 Medical Assistant 0734 Adv Pharmacology

9
Orientation-Core for MA-Elective
TECHNICAL COURSES
0735 Medical Assistant Admin 0736 Med Asst Adm Proc

10
High School Degree or GED: Proced I-Core II-Elective
0739 Nutrition & Wellness-
11 Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. 0737 Lab and Diagnosis-Core
Elective
0733 Medical Assistant Clinical 0721 Medical Terminology-

12
Proced-Core Elective

Intro to Gerontology
Intro to Bus or College or College
Year 13 General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement
Requirement Requirement

Basic Anat & Physiology or Intro to Management or Business Studies
Intro to CBHT or General Ed
POSTSECONDARY
Year 13 General Ed Requirement Principles of Biology or College Supervisory Management or College Seminar or College
College Requirement Requirement
Requirement Requirement Requirement
0738 Medical Assistant 0735 Medical Assistant Admin
0737 Lab and Diagnosis-Core 0733 Medical Assistant Clinical 0734 Adv Pharmacology for MA
Year 14 Orientation-Core Proced I-Core
Earned at a Career Tech Center Proced-Core Earned at a Career Tech Center
Earned at a Career Tech Center Earned at a Career Tech Center
0736 Med Asst Adm Proc II 0739 Nutrition & Wellness 0721 Medical Terminology
Year 14
Earned at a Career Tech Center Earned at a Career Tech Center Earned at a Career Tech Center

266

Pathway: ET 2110 Metals Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies – Metals Technology
Marion County Technical Center
Math Science
GRADE English Social Studies Electives CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses
Fundamentals of Welding
Metals Trades Processes and Applications
9 Technology
Shielded and Arc Metal
Fundamentals of Machine Process
10 Welding
TECHNICAL High School Degree or GED:
COURSES Fundamentals of Machine Tool
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call Gas Metal Arc Welding
11 Technology
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Machine Tool Operations
12

Technical Studies
Freshman Seminar or College Technical Studies
Year 13 Written English Applied Math or Business Math Liberal Studies Elective *EDGE Earned in a Career
101 *EDGE Earned in a Career Center
Center
Technical Studies
Written English 2 /Technical Technical Studies
Year 13 Computer Concepts Earth and Sky Economics or Financial Literacy *EDGE Earned in a Career
Report Writing *EDGE Earned in a Career Center
Center
Safety and Environment Components of
Year 14 Recommended Elective Fundamentals of CAD CPR & Workplace Safety On the Job Training
Industry

Year 14

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Tool and Die Maker, Structural Fabricator and Fitter, Welding Technician and Sheet Metal Technician
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Average Salary (Management Level): $31,500
267

College: Kanawha Valley CTC, Northern CTC, Pierpont CTC,
Cluster: Health Science Cluster
Southern CTC, WVU-P
Pathway: 0776 LPN Nursing Program Associate Degree: RN Nursing Program
Academy of Careers and Technology, Cabell County Career Technology Center, Fayette Institute of Technology, Fred W. Eberle Technical Center, Garnet Career Center, Greenbrier Career
Technical Center, Hancock Career Technical Center, James Rumsey Technical Institute, McDowell County Career and Technology Center, Mercer County Technical Education Center, Mineral
County Technical Center, Mingo County Career and Technical Center, Monongalia County Technical Education Center, Putnam Career Technical Center, Ralph R. Willis Career Technical
Center, Randolph Technical Center, Roane-Jackson Technical Center, Summers County Career and Technical Center, United Technical Center, Wood County Technical Center, and
OR CALL
Wyoming County Career and Technical Center
GRADE

English ADULT BASIC

Math EDUCATION – Science
1.800.257.3723Social
to assist you.
Studies
Recommended
YEAR LONG PROGRAM at CAREER TECH CENTERS
Electives
TECHNICAL COURSES
Principles and Fundamentals Pharmacology - 80 Hours

9
200 Hours Body Structure – 60 Hours
Social Sciences Integrated Geriatrics

10

150 Hours 100 Hours

Most of the WV Community and Technical Colleges RN programs will award a student
Medical Surgical Mental Health
11 one year of credit (minimum of 1500 hours) for their LPN licensure. That would 540leave
hours a 100 Hours
High School
student Degree or
approximately GED:
one year to finish their RN nursing degree.
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call Nutrition and Diet Therapy Obstertrics – 60 Hours
12
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. 40 Hours Pediatrics – 60 Hours
Year
13
POSTSECONDARY
Year
13

Year
College Courses College Courses College Courses College Courses College Courses
14

Year
College Courses College Courses College Courses College Courses
14

Registered Nurse

Earned College Credit (EDGE) for LPN Licensure: 30 Registered Nurse
268

Cluster: Engineering and Technical HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED
College:
Concentration: ET2140 Plumbing Associate Degree: AAS in General Technology: Plumbing Option
OR CALLCenter and Fayette Institute of Technology
Carver Career and Technical

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723

Math Science to assistSocial
you.Studies
GRADE
English/ CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses

2142 Construction 2146 Gas Piping-

9
Safety-Core Elective
TECHNICAL COURSES
2143 Intro to Plumbing- 2147 Cast Iron

10 High School Degree or GED: Core Piping-Elective
2148 Drains,
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. 2144 Basic Plumbing-
11 Waste, Vents
Core
Systems-Core
2145 Soldering & Flaring 2149 Plumbing
12
Copper Pipe Elective Fixtures-Elective

Year Elective
13 Restricted Elective

POSTSECONDARY
Elective
Year
College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement Restricted Elective
13

Year
Technical Studies Technical Studies Technical Studies Technical Studies Technical Studies
14

Year
Technical Studies Technical Studies Technical Studies
14
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 30 Plumbing Industries-Residential and Commercial and Construction Maintenance
269

Cluster: Engineering and Technical OR CALL College: Mountwest CTC, Southern CTC
Concentration: ET 1980 Welding Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies/Welding Skills Tech
BooneADULT
County Career and Technical Center andtoRalph
BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723 assistRyou.
Willis Career and Technical Center

Math Science
GRADE
English/ Social Studies CTE Electives Electives Career and Technical Courses

9
Welding Technology
TECHNICAL COURSES
1995 Thermal Cutting and

10 Welding
High School Degree or GED: College Credit WELD 111
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call Tungsten Arc 1993 Shielded Metal Arc
11 Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. Welding 1969 Welding
College Credit 131 College Credit WELD 121
Computer Apps. 1461 1987 Gas Metal Arc Welding
12
College Credit CS 101 College Credit WELD 134
College Requirement *Earned in a Career Tech College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement
Center
POSTSECONDARY

Year
College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement *Earned in a Career Tech
13
Center

Year Technical Studies Technical Studies 154
College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement Technical Studies Capstone
14 Capstone *Earned in a Career Tech Center

Technical Studies 155 Technical Studies 156 Technical Studies 157 Technical Studies 15 Technical Studies 156
*Earned in a Career Tech *Earned in a Career Tech *Earned in a Career Tech 8 *Earned in *Earned in a Career Tech
Center Center Center a Career Tech Center Center

Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers, Machine Setters, Fitters, Helpers, Welding
Engineering Technician, Industrial Engineering Technician, Mechanical Engineering Technician

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 20 Welder, Cutter, Solderer, and Brazer, Machine Setter, Fitter, Helper, Welding Engineering Technician,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 42 Industrial Engineering Technician, Mechanical Engineering Technician
270

Cluster: Engineering and Technical College: Pierpont CTC, WVU-P
Concentration: ET 1980 Welding Technology HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED Associate Degree: Welding Skills Tech
Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center, Fred Eberle Technical Center, Mid Ohio Valley Technical Institute, Monogalia Technical Education Center,
RoaneORJackson
CALL Tech Center, United Technical Center,

GRADE
Math
English ADULT BASIC EDUCATION –Science
1.800.257.3723 to assist you.
Social Studies CTE Electives Electives Career and Technical Courses

1985 Fundamentals of Welding

9
Technology
TECHNICAL COURSES
1995 Thermal Cutting and

10 Welding
High School Degree or GED: 1993 Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Tungsten Arc Welding 1969
11 If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call College Credit 131 College Credit WELD 121
Computer Apps. 1461 1987 Gas Metal Arc Welding
12
College Credit CS 101 College Credit WELD 134
Year Math 107 WELD 121—Elective WELD 111 WELD 160
13 Shop Math I Basic SMAW Basic Oxyacetylene Welding Blueprint Reading

POSTSECONDARY
Year ENGL 107 WELD 112 WLED 134—Elective WELD 281 WELD 131--Elective
13 Technical Composition Workplace Skills Basic GMAW Metallurgy Basic GTAW
Year Social Science Written or Oral WELD 291—4 hrs SOC 151
Welding Elective
14 Elective Communication Elective Fab Shop Sociology of the Workplace

Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers, Machine Setters, Fitters, Helpers,
Welding Engineering Technician, Industrial Engineering Technician,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 51 Mechanical Engineering Technician

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Welder, Cutter, Solderer, and Brazer, Machine Setter, Fitter, Helper,
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 51 Welding Engineering Technician, Industrial Engineering Technician,
Mechanical Engineering Technician
271

OR CALL
Concentration: ET 1980 Welding Technology Associate Degree: Welding Management Technician
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723 toand
Mid Ohio Valley Technical Institute Roane
assist you. Jackson Technical Center

GRADE
Math Science

1985 Fundamentals of Welding

9
Technology
TECHNICAL COURSES
1995 Thermal Cutting and Welding

10
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call Computer Apps 1993 Shielded Metal Arc Welding
11 Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. 1461 or BCA I --1411
1989 Gas Tungsten Arc
1987 Gas Metal Arc Welding
12 Welding

POSTSECONDARY
WELD 121 Elective

Basic SMAW
WELD 241
Practices
Year WELD 279 WELD 131 Elective SPCH 112 SOC 151 WELD 134 Elective
14 Weld Inspection Gas Tungsten Arc Weld. Interpersonal Communication Sociology of the Work Place Basic GMAW

Technician

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 15 Welding Inspector, Welding Instructor, Welding Engineering Technician, Industrial
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 47 Engineering Technician
Average College Savings: $1,797 Average Salary: $52,000
272

College: Eastern CTC, Kanawha Valley CTC, Mountwest CTC, and
Southern CTC
Pathway: 1980 Welding Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
HIGH SCHOOL
Boone County Career and Technical Center, Fayette DEGREE ORTechnology,
Institute of GED Fred W. Eberle Technical Center, John D Rockefeller IV Career Center,
Monongalia County Technical Education Center, Roane-Jackson Technical Center, South Branch Career and Technical Center, and
OR CALL
Wyoming County Career and Technical Center,

English ADULT BASIC EDUCATION – 1.800.257.3723 to assist

Math Science you. Career and Technical
GRADE
Social Studies Electives CTE Electives

Courses
All CTE Approved Welding 1985 Fundamentals of

TECHNICAL COURSES
9 Technology Electives Welding Technology

TS 155 – CTE Elective I College Course TS 151
All CTE Approved Welding 1995 Thermal Cutting
10 Technology Electives and Welding

TS 156 – CTE Elective II College Course TS 152

All CTE Approved Welding 1993 Shielded Metal Arc
11 High School Degree or GED: Technology Electives Welding
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call TS 157 – CTE Elective III College Course TS 153
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. All CTE Approved Welding 1987 Gas Metal Arc
12 Technology Electives Welding
TS 158 – CTE Elective IV College Course TS 154
College Requirement College Requirement College Requirement Programs or College
Requirement
POSTSECONDARY

Year Technical Studies Capstone or Technical Studies 154

14 College Requirement *Earned in a Career Tech Center
Year Technical Studies 155 *Earned Technical Studies 156 Technical Studies 157 Technical Studies 158
14 in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center *Earned in a Career Tech Center

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Assistant Civil EngineerÄir Traffic ControllerÄuto Body TechnicianÄutomotive Technician¨Damage
Estimator¨Diesel Equipment¨Traffic EngineerÄviation Maintenance TechnicianÄviation Technology
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Assistant Civil Engineer, Air Traffic Controller, Auto Body Technician, Automotive Technician, Damage
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Estimator, Diesel Equipment, Traffic Engineer, Aviation Maintenance Technician, Aviation Technology
273

Cluster: Engineering and Technical HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR
GED
College: : Mountwest CTC, Pierpont CTC
Concentration: ET 1720 Conventional-Computer Assisted Drafting
OR CALL Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
Cabell Career and Technical Center, United Technical Center
MathADULT BASIC EDUCATION
Science – 1.800.257.3723 to assist you.

GRADE

1729
9
TECHNICAL COURSES
4-8 credits
10 Recommended 1727
High School Degree or GED: CTE Electives Drafting Techniques
If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call 1721
11 Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. Drafting Architectural
1725
12
Drafting Mechanical
IT 101
1729 1727 Fundamentals of
Year
College Requirement College Requirement Fundamentals of Drafting Drafting Techniques College Requirement Computers
13
EDGE 5 hrs EDGE 5 hrs EDGE 3 hrs.
POSTSECONDARY
MG 101
1721 1725
Year
College Requirement College Requirement Drafting Architectural Drafting Mechanical College Requirement
Intro to Bus.
13 EDGE 3 hrs.
Year
14

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 Advertisers, Print shops
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 26 Advertiser, Print Shop
274

Cluster: Engineering and Technical HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR GED College: Pierpont CTC,
Pathway: Machine Tool Technology Associate Degree: AAS Technical Studies
Boone County Career and Technical Center, Cabell CountyOR
Career
CALLCenter, McDowell County Career and Technology Center, Mingo County Career and Technical Center,
Ralph R. Willis Career Technical Center, and Wyoming County Career and Technical Center

ADULT BASIC
Math
EDUCATION Science
– 1.800.257.3723 to assist you.
Social Studies Electives CAREER AND TECHNICAL COURSES CAREER AND TECHNICAL COURSES
GRADE
English
1901 Engine Machining 1903 Fundamentals of Machine

TECHNICAL COURSES
9 College Course TS 155 Tool Technology

CTE Elective I College Course TS 151
1902 Machince Tool Technology 1907 Machine Processes and
10 College Course TS 156 Applications

CTE Elective II College Course TS 152

All CTE Machine Tool Technology
1905 Machine Processes
CTE Elective III
All CTE Machine Tool Technology
High School Degree or GED: Electives
1909 Metal Trades Processes and
12 If you do not have a High School Diploma or a GED, call Applications
Adult Basic Education (1.800.257.3723) to assist you. College Course TS 154
CTE Elective IV
POSTSECONDARY


Computer Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Tool and Die Makers, Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters
Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 (Management Level)
Average Salary: $25,000 to $40,000

Earned College Credit (EDGE): 28 Computer Controlled Machine Tool Operator, Tool and Die Maker, Structural Metal
Hours Remaining to Reach Degree: 36 Fabricator and Fitter
275
276
Additional Career
OPPORTUNITIES
277
Additional Career Opportunities
Available in West Virginia
AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE AND NATURAL RESOURCES
CAREER AREA DESCRIPTION AVERAGE WHERE TRAINING
YEARLY SALARY IS AVAILABLE
Agricultural Science Knowledge of working a farm as a business $21,000 - $49,000 Mountwest CTC
BioScience Work with biologists and study living organisms. Work as laboratory assistant. $20,800 - $31,200 Mountwest CTC
Maritime-Inland Water Ways Academy Training from Deckhand to Captain $21,710 - $62,540 Mountwest CTC
Wastewater Treatment Operate or control an entire process or system of machines, often through the use of control boards, to $48,430 Pierpont CTC
transfer or treat water or liquid waste.
ARTS AND HUMANITIES

CAREER AREA DESCRIPTION AVERAGE WHERE TRAINING
YEARLY SALARY IS AVAILABLE
Fashion Design Design clothing and accessories. Create original garments or design garments that follow well $61,160 BlueRidge CTC
established fashion trends. May develop the line of color and kinds of materials. Kanawha Valley CTC
Pierpont CTC
Graphic Design Design or create graphics to meet specific commercial or promotional needs, such as packaging, $42,420 BlueRidge CTC
displays, or logos. May use a variety of mediums to achieve artistic or decorative effects. Mountwest CTC
Pierpont CTC
WVU-P
Interior Design Plan, design, and furnish interiors of residential, commercial, or industrial buildings. Formulate design $44,950 Mountwest CTC
which is practical, aesthetic, and conducive to intended purposes, such as raising productivity, selling Pierpont CTC
merchandise, or improving life style. May specialize in a particular field, style, or phase of interior design.
Journalism Training for those interested in working at small circulation or weekly newspapers, small market radio and $34,000 WVU-P
television stations.
Photography Photograph persons, subjects, merchandise, or other commercial products. May develop negatives and $29,440 BlueRidge CTC
produce finished prints.
Printing Technology Set up or operate various types of printing machines, such as offset, letterset, intaglio, or gravure presses $32,170 BlueRidge CTC
or screen printers to produce print on paper or other materials. Bridgemont CTC
278
BUSINESS AND MARKETING
CAREER AREA DESCRIPTION AVERAGE WHERE TRAINING IS AVAILABLE
YEARLY SALARY
Accounting Compute, classify, and record numerical data to keep financial records complete. Perform any combination $33,000 Bridgemont CTC Pierpont CTC
of routine calculating, posting, and verifying duties to obtain primary financial data for use in maintaining Kanawha Valley CTC Southern CTC
accounting records. May also check the accuracy of figures, calculations, and postings pertaining to Mountwest CTC WV Northern CTC
business transactions recorded by other workers. New River CTC WVU-P
Banking/Finance Supervise and coordinate the activities of clerical and administrative support workers. $35,000 Kanawha Valley CTC New River CTC
Mountwest CTC WVU-P
Business Supervise and coordinate the activities of clerical and administrative support workers. $35,000 Mountwest CTC WV Northern CTC
Administration Southern CTC WVU-P
Business Technology Create business documents using spreadsheets and database software. Compose various types of $23,000 BlueRidge CTC WV Northern CTC
business correspondence applying appropriate writing techniques and apply current office procedures. Bridgemont CTC WVU-P
Call Center Interpersonal, communications, analytical, decision-making, customer service, and computer skills $33,345 - $66,764 Mountwest CTC
Supervision
General Business Prepares students in the fundamentals, principles, techniques and skills essential to business. $35,000 BlueRidge CTC Pierpont CTC
Eastern CTC WVU-P
Leadership Provides knowledge of leadership theories and applications at the basic and advanced levels. $21,000 - $30,000+ WVU-P
Management Supervise and coordinate the activities of clerical and administrative support workers. $40,000 Bridgemont CTC Mountwest CTC
Eastern CTC New River CTC
Kanawha Valley CTC WVU-P
Marketing Sell goods for wholesalers or manufacturers where technical or scientific knowledge is required in such $55,000 New River CTC WVU-P
areas as biology, engineering, chemistry, and electronics, normally obtained from at least 2 years of post- Kanawha Valley CTC
secondary education.
Mine Inspection Skills necessary to inspect mines. $30,086 - $43,987 Mountwest CTC
Mine Management Designed to educate individuals who will be employed as mid-level managers in the coal industry. $75,000 Southern CTC
Office Technology/ Perform duties too varied and diverse to be classified in any specific office clerical occupation, $26,000 BlueRidge CTC Pierpont CTC
Administration requiring limited knowledge of office management systems and procedures, i.e., answering telephones, Bridgemont CTC Southern CTC
bookkeeping, typing or word processing, stenography, office machine operation, and filing. Kanawha Valley CTC WV Northern CTC
Mountwest CTC WVU-P
New River CTC
Real Estate Skills set designed to assist students in gaining skills quickly-in selling of real estate, for current or $40,000 WVU-P
potential employment
Small Business/ Self employed - Learn how to open a business Based on the Bridgemont CTC WV Northern CTC
Entrepreneurship success of the Eastern CTC WVU-P
business
279
ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL
YEARLY SALARY
Animation, Game, and Web Design Knowledge to develop games and web sites. $40,000 Mountwest CTC WVU-P
Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Heating Install or repair heating, central air conditioning, or $39,000 Ben Franklin Career Center James Rumsey Technical Institute
refrigeration systems, including oil burners, hot-air Cabell County Career Center Monongalia Career Center
furnaces, and heating stoves. Carver Career Center Mountwest CTC
Eastern CTC WV Northern CTC
Fred Eberle Technical Center WVU-P
Appliance Repair Performs general installation techniques on appliances $28,000 WV Northern CTC
and does basic service on most major appliances.
Applied Process Technology Bridgemont CTC Kanawha Valley CTC
Automotive Technology Assist engineers in determining the practicality of $48,130 Ben Franklin Career Center Garnett Career Center
proposed product design changes, and carry out tests on Carver Career Center Pierpont CTC
experimental test devices and equipment.
Avionics Mgmt Technology Install, inspect, test, adjust, or repair avionics equipment, $49,310 Pierpont CTC
such as radar, radio, navigation, and missile control
systems in aircraft or space vehicles.
BioMedical/Electronics Technology Knowledge of the proper techniques for maintaining, $21,710 - $62,540 Mountwest CTC
troubleshooting, and repairing electronic devices.
Building Construction Perform tasks involving physical labor at building, $30,000 Ben Franklin Career Center Putnam County Career Center
highway, and heavy construction projects, tunnel and Bridgemont CTC Pierpont CTC
shaft excavations, and demolition sites. May operate Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center Mountwest CTC
hand and power tools of all types: air hammers, earth Kanawha Valley CTC WVU-P
tampers, cement mixers, small mechanical hoists,
surveying and measuring equipment, and a variety of
other equipment and instruments. May clean and prepare
sites, dig trenches, set braces to support the sides of
excavations, erect scaffolding, clean up rubble and
debris, and remove asbestos, lead, and other hazardous
waste materials. May assist other craft workers.
Civil Engineering Technology Apply theory and principles of civil engineering in $44,290 Bridgemont CTC Pierpont CTC
planning, designing, and overseeing construction and
maintenance of structures and facilities under the
direction of engineering staff or physical scientists.
Communications Engage in promoting or creating good will for individuals, $30,000 Kanawha Valley CTC WVU-P
groups, or organizations by writing or selecting favorable New River CTC
publicity material and releasing it through various
communications media. May prepare and arrange
displays, and make speeches.
280
YEARLY SALARY
Computer Repair and Network Repair, maintain, or install computers. $37,800 Mid Ohio Valley Tech Institute WVU-P
Technologies Roane-Jackson Tech Center
Diesel Technology Diagnose, adjust, repair, or overhaul trucks, buses, and $40,000 Bridgemont CTC Fred Eberle Technical Center
all types of diesel engines. Includes mechanics working Carver Career Center Kanawha Valley CTC
primarily with automobile diesel engines
Electrical Engineering Apply electrical theory and related knowledge to test and $53,240 Bridgemont CTC Southern CTC
modify developmental or operational electrical machinery
and electrical control equipment and circuitry in industrial
or commercial plants and laboratories. Usually work
under direction of engineering staff.
Electrical and Instrumentation Apply technical skills to support computer-based process $32,500 WVU-P
control, instrumentation, and machine design.
Electrical Technician Apply electrical theory and related knowledge to test and $53,240 Ben Franklin Career Center Kanawha Valley CTC
modify developmental or operational electrical machinery Carver Career Center Mercer County Career Center
and electrical control equipment and circuitry in industrial Eastern CTC WVU-P
or commercial plants and laboratories. Usually work Fred Eberle Technical Center
under direction of engineering staff.
Electromechanical Technology Apply engineering theory and technical skills to support $56,850 BlueRidge CTC
electromechanical engineering activities such as Bridgemont CTC
computer-based process control, instrumentation, and James Rumsey Technical Institute
machine design. Prepare layouts of machinery and
equipment, plan the flow of work, conduct statistical
studies and analyze production costs.
Engineering Technology – Drafting Prepare technical drawings and plans, which are used by $44,490 Roane-Jackson Tech Center WVU-P
production and construction workers to build.
Engineering Technology Electronics Lay-out, build, test, troubleshoot, repair and modify $53,240 WVU-P
developmental and production electronic components,
parts, equipment, and systems.
Engineering Technology - Industrial Apply engineering theory to support industrial engineering $56,800 WVU-P
activities such as quality control, and material flow
methods.
Energy Assessment Knowledge to perform energy audits $40,000 WVU-P
Geospatial Studies Work with computers and information science. $41,160 - $44,660 Mountwest CTC
281
YEARLY SALARY
Heavy Equipment Operate one or several types of power construction $39,270 Ben Franklin Career Center Pierpont CTC
equipment, such as motor Graders, bulldozers, scrapers,
compressors, pumps, derricks, shovels, tractors, or
front-end loaders to excavate, move, and Grade earth,
erect structures, or pour concrete or other hard surface
pavement. May repair and maintain equipment in
addition to other duties.
Industrial Maintenance Technology Perform work involving the skills of two or more $33,710 Ben Franklin Career Center United Technical Center
maintenance or craft occupations to keep machines, Kanawha Valley CTC WV Northern CTC
mechanical equipment, or the structure of an Mountwest CTC WVU-P
establishment in repair. Duties may involve pipe fitting; South Branch Career Center
boiler making; insulating; welding; machining; carpentry;
repairing electrical or mechanical equipment; installing,
aligning, and balancing new equipment; and repairing
buildings, floors, or stairs.
Information Systems Mainframe Focuses on issues dealing with designing, writing, and $69,620 WVU-P
Computing coding programming language for IBM mainframe
computers
Information Systems Software Focuses on software development for business and $85,400 WVU-P
Engineering industry.
Information Systems Networking Analyze, design, test, and evaluate network systems, $71,100 Bridgemont CTC Mountwest CTC
such as local area networks (LAN), wide area networks Cabell County Career Center New River CTC
(WAN), Internet, intranet, and other data communications Eastern CTC Pierpont CTC
systems. Perform network modeling, analysis, and Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center WV Northern CTC
planning. Research and recommend network and data Fred Eberle Technical Center WVU-P
communications hardware and software. Includes Kanawha Valley CTC
telecommunications specialists who deal with the
interfacing of computer and communications equipment.
May supervise computer programmers.
Information Systems Security Focuses on information and computer security. $66,310 Mountwest CTC WVU-P
Information Technology Plan, direct, or coordinate activities in such fields as $65,000 All Community Colleges
electronic data processing, information systems, systems
analysis, and computer programming.
Machinist Technology Set up and operate a variety of machine tools to produce $36,210 Ben Franklin Career Center New River CTC
precision parts and instruments. Includes precision Kanawha Valley CTC Pierpont CTC
instrument makers who fabricate, modify, or repair Mountwest CTC WVU-P
mechanical instruments. May also fabricate and modify
parts to make or repair machine tools or maintain
industrial machines, applying knowledge of mechanics,
shop mathematics, metal properties, layout, and
machining procedures.
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Manufacturing Technology Apply engineering theory and technical skills to support $56,500 Bridgemont CTC WVU-P
manufacturing engineering activities. Develop tools, Mountwest CTC
implement designs and integrate machinery, equipment
and computer technologies to ensure effective
manufacturing processes.
Mechanical Engineering Technology Apply engineering theory and technical skills to support $56,850 Bridgemont CTC WVU-P
mechanical engineering activities such as generation, Pierpont CTC
transmission and use of mechanical and fluid energy.
Prepare layouts of machinery and equipment and plan
the flow of work. May conduct statistical studies and
analyze production costs.
Multi-Craft Technology Install, service, repair, and maintain equipment in today’s $57,300 WVU-P
modern business establishment.
Power Plant Technology Control, operate, or maintain machinery to generate $58,470 BlueRidge CTC WV Northern CTC
electric power. Includes auxiliary equipment operators. Kanawha Valley CTC
Program Developer Skills for programming computers. $46,000 Mountwest CTC

Solar Energy Technology Install Solar PV systems, solar Thermal systems, upGrade $35,000 WVU-P
existing electrical and HVAC/R systems with solar
components.
Survey Technician Provides a thorough knowledge of surveying and mapping $35,100 Southern CTC
techniques necessary for certification and employment.
Truck Driving Drive a tractor-trailer combination or a truck with a $37,270 Boone County Career Center James Rumsey Technical Institute
capacity of at least 26,000 GVW, to transport and deliver Fred Eberle Technical Center United Technical Center
goods, livestock, or materials in liquid, loose, or packaged
form. May be required to unload truck. May require use
of automated routing equipment. Requires commercial
drivers’ license.
Web Developer Designing web sites. $47,000 Mountwest CTC
Welding Technology Set up, operate, or tend welding, soldering, or brazing $40,000 Ben Franklin Career Center Kanawha Valley CTC
machines or robots that weld, braze, solder, or heat treat Boone County Career Center Pierpont CTC
metal products, components, or assemblies. Bridgemont CTC Mountwest CTC
Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center United Technical Center
Fred Eberle Technical Center WVU-P
283
HEALTH SCIENCE
YEARLY SALARY
Behavioral Health Offer a career track in behavioral health $35,500 Kanawha Valley CTC
education and hands-on skill training.
Employment in both public and private day
treatment, residential, vocational. Recovery,
addiction, and mentoring advocacy programs.
CNA – Certified Nursing Assistant Provide basic patient care under direction of $20,717 Boone County Career Center Mid-Ohio Valley Technical Inst.
nursing staff Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center WV Northern CTC
Fred Eberle Technical Education Center WVU-P
Dental Hygiene Clean teeth and examine oral areas, head, and $45,000 Southern CTC
neck for signs of oral disease. May educate
patients on oral hygiene, take and develop
X-rays, or apply fluoride or sealants.
Dental Lab Technician Construct and repair full or partial dentures or $34,170 Kanawha Valley CTC Putnam Career Center
dental appliances. Mountwest CTC
EMT – Emergency Medical Technician Assess injuries, administer emergency medical $29,330 Blue Ridge CTC Pierpont CTC
or Paramedic care, and extricate trapped individuals. Kanawha Valley CTC Southern CTC
Transport injured or sick persons to medical Mid Ohio Valley Institute United Technical Center
facilities. Mountwest CTC WV Northern CTC
New River CTC WVU-P
Health Care Mgmt/Health Facilities Plan, direct, or coordinate medicine and health $60,500 Bridgemont CTC Southern CTC
Mgmt./Health Care Professional services in hospitals, clinics, managed care
organizations, public health agencies, or similar
organizations.
Health Care Technology/Health Science Multi skilled health care worker who works $22,000 Mountwest CTC WV Northern
under the direction of a licensed health Southern CTC
professional in a variety of health care settings
such as Electrocardiography or Medical Lab
Assistant
Health Infomatics Compile, process, and maintain medical $30,610 Monongalia Career Center Pierpont CTC
records of hospital and clinic patients. Mountwest CTC WV Northern CTC
Process, maintain, compile, and report patient
information for health requirements and
standards.
Massage Therapy Training in the release of scar tissue, increase $19,000 - $43,000 Mountwest CTC
joint range of motion, enhance circulation of
blood and lymph nodes.
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HEALTH SCIENCE
YEARLY SALARY
Medical Assisting Perform administrative and certain clinical $28,300 Bridgemont CTC New River CTC
duties under the direction of physician. Mountwest CTC United Technical Center
Administrative duties may include scheduling Monongalia Technical Education Center WV Northern CTC
appointments, maintaining medical records,
billing, and coding for insurance purposes.
Clinical duties may include taking and recording
vital signs and medical histories, preparing
patients for examination, drawing blood, and
administering medications as directed by
physician.
Medical Insurance Coding and Billing Compile data, compute fees and charges, and $30,950 Bridgemont CTC New River CTC
prepare invoices for billing purposes. Duties Mountwest CTC WVU-P
include computing costs and calculating rates
for goods, services, and shipment of goods;
posting data; and keeping other relevant
records.
Medical Lab Assistant Perform routine medical laboratory tests for $35,380 Mountwest CTC Southern CTC
the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of Pierpont CTC
disease.
Medical Office Assistant Perform administrative and clinical tasks for $28,300 Bridgemont CTC Roane-Jackson Career Center
doctors and other health practitioners. Kanawha Valley CTC WVU-P
Mountwest CTC
Medical Transcription Use transcribing machines to listen to $28,308 Bridgemont CTC Mountwest CTC
recordings by physicians and other health care
professionals dictating a variety of medical
reports
Nuclear Medicine Technology Prepare, administer, and measure radioactive $66,660 Kanawha Valley CTC
isotopes in therapeutic, diagnostic, and tracer
studies utilizing a variety of radioisotope
equipment. Prepare stock solutions of
radioactive materials and calculate doses to be
administered by radiologists. Subject patients
to radiation. Execute blood volume, red cell
survival, and fat absorption studies.
Nursing Assess patient health problems and needs, $52,291 BlueRidge CTC Pierpont CTC
develop and implement nursing care plans, and Eastern CTC Southern CTC
maintain medical records Kanawha Valley CTC WV Northern CTC
New River CTC WVU-P
285
HEALTH SCIENCE
YEARLY SALARY
Pharmacy Tech Prepare medications under the direction of a $26,603 Bridgemont CTC James Rumsey Technical Institute
pharmacist. Mountwest CTC WVU-P
Phlebotomy Perform certain clinical duties under the $25,000 Boone Co. Career Tech Center Mingo Co. Career Tech Center
direction of the physician. Duties may include Bridgemont CTC WV Northern CTC
taking and recording vital signs, and medical Mid-Ohio Valley Technical Inst. WVU-P
histories, preparing patients for examination,
drawing blood, and administering medication.
Physical Therapist Assistant Assists physical therapists in providing therapy $37,066 Mountwest CTC Pierpont CTC
treatments and procedures
Radiologic Technology Take X-rays and CAT scans or administer $48,730 MountWest CTC Southern CTC
nonradioactive materials into patient’s blood Pierpont CTC WV Northern CTC
stream for diagnostic purposes
Respiratory Therapy Assess, treat, and care for patients with $52,200 Bridgemont CTC Pierpont CTC
breathing disorders. Assume primary Carver Career Center Southern CTC
responsibility for all respiratory care modalities, Mountwest CTC WV Northern CTC
including the supervision of respiratory therapy
technicians. Initiate and conduct therapeutic
procedures; maintain patient records;
and select, assemble, check, and operate
equipment
Surgical Technology Assist in operations, under the supervision of $38,740 Bridgemont CTC Mountwest CTC
surgeons, registered nurses, or other surgical Carver Career Center Southern CTC
personnel. May help set up operating room, Monongalia Career Center WV Northern CTC
prepare and transport patients for surgery, WVU-P
adjust lights and equipment, pass instruments
and other supplies to surgeons and surgeon’s
assistants, hold retractors, cut sutures, and
help count sponges, needles, supplies, and
instruments.
Veterinary Technician/Technology Perform medical tests in a laboratory $28,900 Bridgemont CTC Pierpont CTC
environment for use in the treatment and Carver Career Center
diagnosis of diseases in animals. Clean
and sterilize instruments and materials and
maintain equipment and machines.
286
HUMAN SERVICES
YEARLY SALARY
Child Care/Development Plan, direct, or coordinate the academic and nonacademic activities of preschool $28,000 Ben Franklin Career Center New River CTC
and child care centers or programs. BlueRidge CTC Pierpont CTC
Bridgemont CTC WV Northern CTC
Mountwest CTC
Corrections Guard inmates in penal or rehabilitative institution in accordance with established $38,000 New River CTC Southern CTC
regulations and procedures. May guard prisoners in transit between jail, Pierpont CTC
courtroom, prison, or other point. Includes deputy sheriffs and police who spend
the majority of their time guarding prisoners in correctional institutions.
Criminal Justice Prepares or upGrades individuals in Patrolmen, Deputy Sheriffs, Watchmen/ $33,000 BlueRidge CTC Southern CTC
Guards, Correction Officers, or Parole/Probation Officers. Kanawha Valley CTC WV Northern CTC
Pierpont CTC WVU-P
Culinary Arts Direct the preparation, seasoning, and cooking of salads, soups, fish, meats, $38,700 Bridgemont CTC James Rumsey Career
vegetables, desserts, or other foods. May plan and price menu items, order BlueRidge CTC Center
supplies, and keep records and accounts. May participate in cooking. Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center Mountwest CTC
Carver Career Center Pierpont CTC
WV Northern CTC
Education – Serve in a position to help a teacher for the implementation of educational $22,200 WVU-P
Paraprofessional Studies programs or services.
Elementary Education Teach elementary and preschool school subjects under the supervision of a $25,000 Mountwest CTC WV Northern CTC
licensed teacher. Southern CTC WVU-P
Fire Science Technology/ Control and extinguish municipal fires, protect life and property and conduct $40,000 BlueRidge CTC Mountwest CTC
Fire Fighter rescue efforts. Carver Career Center Pierpont CTC
Gerontology The study of aging integrating the fields of adult education, sociology, health, $30,000 BlueRidge CTC Kanawha Valley CTC
biology, psychology and social work.
Homeland Security Graduates are eligible for homeland security related jobs. $32,600 Pierpont CTC
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HUMAN SERVICES
YEARLY SALARY
Hospitality and Tourism Manage, supervise, direct, plan and coordinate events and meetings for $35,000 Kanawha Valley CTC Southern CTC
Mgmt/Event Mgmt. convention services in the areas of food and lodging. Mountwest CTC WV Northern CTC
New River CTC
Hotel/Lodging and Plan, direct, or coordinate activities of an organization or department that provides $45,800 - $72,160 Mountwest CTC New River CTC
Restaurant Mgt lodging and other accommodations
Law Enforcement Patrol assigned area to enforce laws and ordinances, regulate traffic, control $51,410 Kanawha Valley CTC New River CTC
crowds, prevent crime, and arrest violators. Mountwest CTC Southern CTC
Painting and Allied Trades Apprenticeship training skills. $21,715 - $35,251 Mountwest CTC
Paralegal Assist lawyers by researching legal precedent, investigating facts, or preparing $46,210 BlueRidge CTC
legal documents. Conduct research to support a legal proceeding, to formulate a Kanawha Valley CTC
defense, or to initiate legal action. Mountwest CTC
New River CTC
Personal Trainer Skills to be a qualified personal trainer. $25,000+ Mountwest CTC
Police Science Skills for becoming a member of the police force. $28,122 - $64,762 Mountwest CTC
Public Library Technology Provides training in cataloging, technical services, administration, children’s and $23,420 - $29,950 Mountwest CTC
young adult programming, adult library services, collection development and
general education skills.
Public Safety Technology A program that focuses on the criminal justice system, it’s organizational $28,122 -$64,762 Mountwest CTC
components and processes, and it’s legal and public policy issues.
Restaurant Management Plan, direct, or coordinate activities of an organization or department that serves $48,000 Bridgemont CTC Pierpont CTC
food and beverages. New River CTC
Pierpont CTC
Salon Management/ Provides knowledge and skills necessary for an entry-level in the cosmetology field. $23,100 Southern CTC
Cosmetology
Sign Language/Interpreter Assist individuals that are deaf or hearing impaired in an educational or $18,000 Mountwest CTC WV Northern CTC
professional setting.
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Career Resources on the Internet
http://online.onetcenter.org
O’Net provides full information on occupations including compensation, employment prospects,
and skill matching.
www.careervoyages.gov/indemandmagazine-main.cfm
Check out InDemand – Connecting today’s students with the careers of tomorrow. It provides
relevant information about career opportunities, education, and the skills needed for various jobs.
www.americasemployers.com
Hard-working site with tips on writing sharp resumes and cover letters, job listings, advice.
www.ajb.dnl.us
America’s Job Bank – highlights job openings listed with state employment service offices across
the U.S.
www.workforcewv.org
Career Information
www.careermosaic.com
Career Mosaic – information on America’s successful businesses, employment opportunities, online
career fail, resume posting, college centers, and more.
www.fedjobs.com
Federal Career Opportunities – database of thousand of federal jobs including wage Grades and
how to apply.
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www.westga.edu/~coop
Job Net – provides employment tips, worldwide jobs, and free places on the net to post your resume.
www.job-hunt.org
JobHunt – extensive job search, resumes and services, plus direct links to other sites.
www.militarycareers.com
Military Career Guide.
www.monster.com
Monster Board – conduct a job search, apply online, post resumes and take virtual tours.
www.occ.com
Online Career Center – Offers a job search by industry, state, or city; resume posting and career
assistance.
www.StudentCenter.com
Student Center – features a questionnaire that helps career explorers narrow their choices, cover letters,
and more.
http://wvclear.wvstateu.edu
WV Clearinghouse – great resource for WV students featuring financial aid packages, education plans,
practice exams for the ACT and SAT, and much more.
www.state.wv.us/admin/personnel/jobs
WV Division of Personnel – lists state government job postings.
www.cfwv.org
College Advice, College Admissions Applications, Financial Aid, Scholarships and much more.
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west virginia

West Virginia Board of Education

Council for Community and Technical College Education

Authors and Contributors

Tech Prep Coordinators

5 What are Career Pathways?

Eastern Panhandle Consortium Southeastern Consortium

New River Community and Technical College

West Virginia University of Parkersburg

Boone County Career and Technical Center Garnet Career Center

Fayette Institute of Technology Marion County Technical Center

John D. Rockefeller IV Career Center Mason County Career Center

Ben Franklin Career Center McDowell County Career Technology Center

Carver Career and Technical Center

Mercer County Technical Education Center Putnam County Technical Center

Mineral County Technical Center Randolph Technical Center

Monongalia County Technical Ed. Center Wood County Technical Center

Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center

United Technical Center

South Branch Career and Technical Education Center

Roane-Jackson Technical Center

Fred W. Eberle Technical Center

Mid Ohio Valley Technical Institute

What is EDGE? How to use and understand the Career Pathways

Check Local School for Dual Credit Availability

Community and Technical College Plan

2nd Semester Freshman Year

SCIENCE AND Power, Structural and

NATURAL RESOURCES • Equipment Operators

AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE AND NATURAL RESOURCES CAREER PATHWAY

Arts Science Social Studies/ Sciences

Recommended Course Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses

Required Course Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence

Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to

Check Local School for Dual Credit Availability

Year Resources III or 0136 Agri. 0134 Agricultural Experience

Required Credit Hours for Degree: 62 Occupations

Required Credit Hours for Degree: 62 Occupations:

AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE AND NATURAL RESOURCES CAREER PATHWAY

Arts Science Social Studies/ Sciences

Recommended Course Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses

Required Course Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence

Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to Recommended

CTE Electives Science

0134 Agricultural Experience

2nd Semester Sophomore Year

Required Credit Hours for Degree: 62 Occupations

AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE AND NATURAL RESOURCES CAREER PATHWAY

Arts Science Social Studies/ Sciences

Recommended Course Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses

Required Course Required Course Sequence Required Course Sequence

Biology or Conceptual United States Studies to

Check Local School for Dual Credit Availability

General Ed Requirement General Ed Requirement Animal Processing - Retail General Ed Requirement

2nd Semester Sophomore Year

Required Credit Hours for Degree: 62 Occupations

Average College Savings $3094 Average Salary $21,000 to $49,000

Required Credit Hours for Degree: 62 Occupations:

AGRICULTURE SCIENCE AND NATURAL RESOURCES CAREER PATHWAY

Language Arts Recommended Social Studies/Sciences

Required Course Recommended CTE Electives Career and Technical Courses

Required Course Course Required Course Sequence

Conceptual Biology 1900 College Course Component III