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Aspire Community Day School, Hemet High School, Hamilton High School, Tahquitz High School,
West Valley High School, and Western Center Academy
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Industry Sectors and Corresponding Pathways |
Offered at the Following Schools (click on the high school you are interested in) |
UC/CSU Approved A-G Categories |
Colleges Offering Articulation | Industry Certification |
Industry: Agriculture & Natural Resources
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Pathway: Agriculture Mechanics and Technology | College-Preparatory (g) | Mt. San Antonio College (WVHS) | ||
Pathway: Agriscience | Hemet, West Valley | Laboratory Science (d) | ||
Pathway: Animal Science | West Valley | Laboratory Science (d) | Mt. San Antonio College (WVHS) | Veterinary Medical Application |
Pathway: Ornamental Horticulture | Hemet | Visual & Performing Arts (f) |
Future Farmers’ of America (FFA),
Supervised Agriculture Experience (SAE)
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Pathway: Plant and Soil Science | West Valley | Laboratory Science (d) | Mt. San Antonio College | |
Industry: Arts, Media, and Entertainment | ||||
Pathway: Animation
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Hemet, West Valley | Visual Performing Arts (f) | Mt. San Jacinto College (WVHS) | |
Pathway: Design, Visual and Media Arts | Visual Performing Arts (f) | Mt. San Jacinto College (WVHS) | ||
Pathway: Performing Arts, Drama |
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Visual Performing Arts (f) | ||
Pathway: Performing Arts, Dance |
West Valley | Visual Performing Arts (f) | ||
Pathway: Production and Managerial Arts |
Hemet, Tahquitz | Visual Performing Arts (f) | Mt. San Jacinto College (HHS) | |
Industry: Building and Construction Trades
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Pathway: Residential and Commercial Construction |
Hamilton,Tahquitz | College-Preparatory (g) | ||
Industry: Education, Child Development, and Family Services | ||||
Pathway: Child Development | Hemet | College-Preparatory (g) | ||
Pathway: Family and Human Services |
Tahquitz | Language Other than English (e) | ||
Industry: Engineering and Architecture
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Pathway: Engineering Design | Western Center Academy | |||
Pathway: Engineering Design - Civil |
College-Preparatory (g)
Visual Performing Arts (f)
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Mt. San Jacinto College | ||
Pathway: Engineering Design - Digital Electronics | College-Preparatory (g) | |||
Pathway: Engineering
Technology- Robotics
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Hemet |
Laboratory Science (d)
College-Preparatory (g)
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Industry: Health Science and Medical Technology
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Pathway: Biotechnology
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Tahquitz | Laboratory Science (d) | ||
Pathway: Patient Care
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College-Preparatory (g) | Riverside City College (HHS) | CPR Certification | |
Industry: Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation
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Pathway: Food Service and Hospitality
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College-Preparatory (g) |
State Food Handler's Certification
State/County Food Handlers ServSafe Certification
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Industry: Information and Communication Technology
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Pathway: Networking
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Tahquitz | Visual Performing Arts (f) | Mt. San Jacinto College | |
Pathway: Information and Support Services
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Hamilton | College-Preparatory (g) | ||
Industry: Manufacturing and Product Development | ||||
Pathway: Machining and Forming Technologies
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Western Center Academy | College-Preparatory (g) | ||
Industry: Marketing, Sales and Service
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Pathway: Marketing | College-Preparatory (g) | Mt. San Jacinto College | ||
Industry: Transportation | ||||
Pathway: Systems Diagnostics,
Service and Repair
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Hemet | College-Preparatory (g) | Mt. San Jacinto College |
Student ASE Certification, NATEF Accreditation, AYES Accreditation |
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Industry Sectors and Corresponding Pathways | Offered at the following Schools | UC/CSU Approved A-G Categories | College Offering Articulation | Industry Certification (IC) |
Industry: Computer Science | ||||
Pathway: Cybersecurity | Hemet | College-Preparatory (g) |
Alessandro / Hemet Adult School | |||
Industry Sectors and Corresponding Pathways | UC/CSU Approved A-G Categories | College Offering Articulation | Industry Certification (IC) |
Industry: Public Service Sector | |||
Pathway: Emergency Response |
CPR
First Aid
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Industry: Manufacturing and Product Development | |||
Pathway: Welding and Materials Joining |
CTE courses are sequenced to create pathways for students in a course of study which can lead to employment and/or post-secondary education opportunities.
How are CTE classes taught?
CTE classes are conducted in classrooms equipped to industry standards, or in some cases, actual business and industry locations.
Can a student get credit for taking CTE classes?
CTE offers many UC a-g approved courses. Some are articulated with the local community colleges and offer students the opportunity for post-secondary credit.
What is an articulated course?
An Articulated Course is one in which the high school teacher and the college faculty have “formally agreed” that the high school course outline, syllabus, textbook, midterm, and/or final exam are comparable to those in a course of the same major at college and that the final exam score will be used as a credit-by-exam for the comparable college course.
Will I get a job?
Your CTE course will include employment job search skill. Many courses offer internships and on-the-job training with local businesses.
CTE Course Sequencing
Students must complete a full pathway in order to receive pathway credit. Pathways consist of introductory, concentrator, and capstone courses. Pathways with three courses must complete all three courses.
Introductory Course - A CTE beginning level introductory course that contains introductory concepts required to build foundational and general knowledge.
Concentrator Course - A CTE course beyond the introductory level that is intended to provide more in-depth instruction and exploration of a specific industry sector.
Capstone Course - The final course in a planned sequence of courses that provides a rigorous and intensive culmination of a course study.