An employer came to my high school (Norwell) seeking me out for future employment after I graduate from high school. That does not happen often for a high school student.
Jon Dathe, precision machining student, Area 18 Career & Technical Education Cooperative,
You can get a job right out of high school with no college required. And it pays pretty good. The program takes what you learn in school and shows you how to use it in the real world.
Tyler Sprunger, precision machining student, Area 18 Career & Technical Education Cooperative,
The training I’m receiving is very valuable because it’s given me a head start to my career. I believe it will help me advance further than I would have if I didn’t have this opportunity.
Shelby Coffelt, precision machining student, Heartland Career Center,
I feel that I have a big advantage over others due to the fact I can earn certifications that prove what I’ve learned. Employers will appreciate the fact I have documented proof of my skills.
Taylor Wagner, welding student, Heartland Career Center,