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Tech Prep gives students a chance toA. Get hands-on learningB. Earn credits before
enrolling in collegeC. Follow their career
interestsD. All of the above
David is a junior and has the following schedule:
English 11th-Advanced Placement
Geometry: Accelerated
Chemistry I History through
Culture Orchestra
Jay is also a junior and has the following schedule:
Technical Writing
Algebra:Applications
History
Wood Technology
Computer Applications II
Who will have the higher achievement on standardized tests?
It’s about even!
Source:National Research Center for Career and Technical Education; 2002
Who is more likely to graduate? Jay has a better chance of
graduating. The risk of dropping out
increases for student who concentrate in either academics or technical education.
Source:National Research Center for Career and Technical Education; 2002
Who is most likely to attend college? David is more likely to attend
college. However, 79% of students who
combine academic and technical courses are likely to attend college.
Source:National Research Center for Career and Technical Education; 2002
If he enrolls, who will get better grades at a four-year college?
It’s about even!
Source:Education Commission of the States; 1998
If he enrolls, who is more likely to graduate at a four-year college?
It’s about even!
Source:Education Commission of the States; 1998
Who is likely to earn more after graduating? It’s about even!
Source:Education Commission of the States; 1998
Tech Prep
Combines academics and technical education
Prepares students for high-wage, high-skill careers
Allows students to earn college credit while they are still in high school
An advanced placement program (AP) for technical careers
Tech Prep Students
Enjoy hands-on learning Create their own projects Follow career interests while
they earn college credit Must earn a “B” or better on
college-level tests or assignments in the Tech Prep course to get college credit
Benefits of Tech Prep
Builds confidence Allows career exploration Flexible schedule Programs for any interest College credit!!!
Tech Prep Pathways
Arts and Communication
Technical, Manufacturing
and EngineeringBusiness,
Marketing and Management
Business Operations
Health and Human Services
Scientific and Environmental
Arts and Communications
Representative Programs: Architecture Creative writing Film and cinema studies Graphic Design Radio and Television
broadcasting Public relations
Business, Marketing and Management
Representative Programs: Database design and
administration Software development Network management Administrative and Supervisory
management Credit and Finance
Scientific and Environmental
Representative Programs: Agriculture Earth and Environmental sciences Fisheries management Forestry Horticulture Wildlife management
Health and Human Services
Representative Programs: Medicine Dentistry Nursing Therapy and rehabilitation Nutrition Fitness
Technical, Manufacturing and
EngineeringRepresentative Programs: Engineering and related
technologies Mechanics and repair Manufacturing technology Precision production Electronics Construction
Business Operations
Representative Programs: Entrepreneurship Sales and marketing Hospitality and tourism Computer/information systems Finance Accounting
Ask a Counselor or Teacher at Your School
Check what courses are offered Ask about events and field trips You may be able to do “job
shadowing” Your school may also offer mentors,
mock interviews, and internships
How does a student get Tech Prep college credit?
She should see which Tech Prep classes her high school currently offers.
If these classes fit her interests and career goals, or if she wants to explore the career field, she should choose one of these classes.
Then, she should ask a counselor or teacher how she can get college credit.
What does a student do with their Tech Prep college credit?
She should bring the advanced standing certificate (which she will receive) and any supporting materials to the college of her choice when she registers.
Where can students use the credit?
Anoka-Hennepin Technical College Anoka Ramsey Community College North Hennepin Community
College Pine Technical College St. Cloud Technical College
What about 4 year colleges?
Some of the colleges that link 2-year and 4-year college programs include:
Moorhead State University University of Minnesota – Crookston Bemidji State University St. Cloud State University College of St. Scholastica University of Phoenix
This Presentation was prepared by the Conifer Group.
1-800-700-2388
Photos taken at Quarry Park, Saint Cloud, Minnesota
Photography by S.J. Griffin