Download Career and Technical Brochure The Grenada Career and Technical Center advances a practical learning environment by furnishing sequenced programs designed to prepare students for entry-level employment or further specialty study in a variety of job skill areas.
Special
services are extended to assist students in completing the vocational
program in which they are enrolled. Remedial education assistance is available
to eligible vocational students experiencing reading, math, or language
deficiencies. Vocational counseling and guidance services are also supplied,
rendering information for students concerning course offerings, placement,
opportunities for further education, career training opportunities, and
career information.
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The Metal Trades program of welding and the Building Trades program of
carpentry within the Career Center participate in the "Wheels of Learning" initiative.
This program entitles students in these two areas to become nationally
certified after two years of training and summer on-the-job training.
Sponsored by the National Center for Construction Education and Research,
students will be qualified to secure employment nationwide.
Vocational students have the opportunity to participate in six diverse
vocational student organizations. Organization offerings include: Distributive
Education Clubs of America (DECA), Future Business Leaders of America
(FBLA), Future Farmers of America (FFA), Health Occupations Students of
America (HOSA), Technology Student Association (TSA), and Skills USA VICA
(Vocational Industrial Clubs of America)