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Computer &Business

Alva Campus

Career Option: Accounts Payable/Receivable ClerkDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students will work with the most up-to-date software and technology. Students learn accounting applications and gain extensive hands-on experience with accounting software used in industry. Instruction includes preparation of financial statements, accounts payable, accounts receivable, billing and inventory. Upon completion of this career option, students will be eligible to take industry recognized certifications. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program (OJT). Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, human relations work skills, and telephone techniques. Students will prepare a portfolio which markets their skills by showcasing examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.

WHO CAN ENROLL: High School Juniors, Seniors and Adults

CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Accounts Receivable/Billing Fundamentals, Accounts Payable Fundamentals, Bookkeeping Fundamen-tals, QuickBooks Pro, Microsoft: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and WorkKeys. Other various certifications are available in this career option.

For Admission Questions or To Schedule a Visit: Call NWTC at 580.327.0344.Download a brochure of all career options at www.nwtech.edu.

COURSE INFORMATION (1050 Hours)

Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies I 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies II 120 Hrs.Accounting I 120 Hrs.Accounting II 165 Hrs.Computerized Accounting 120 Hrs.Employee Essentials 120 Hrs.Accts Payable/Receivable Capstone 165 Hrs.

High School Students may use this career option to fulfill computer science credits needed for graduation.

TUITION:Secondary In-District No Tuition ChargeAdult In-District (Full Time) $2100Adult In-District (Half Time) $1050Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $4200 Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $1050Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr.

SCHEDULES AVAILABLE: 8:05am -11:05am12:30 pm - 3:30pm

Financial Assistance is available to adult students who qualify. Prices listed above are per year.

GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT INFO: Including related occupations, program costs, length, on-time completion/graduation rates, job placement rates, and median loan debt is available at http://www.nwtech.edu/gainful-employment/.

Full-time adult students attend both sessions.

STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-3031 for Accounts Pay-able/Receivable Clerk at www.onetonline.org addition-al information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education and The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Account Clerk, Account Receivable Clerk, Accounting Assistant, Account-ing Associate, Accounting Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Bookkeeper

INSTRUCTOR: Andrea Long, Instructor [email protected] Eleventh St., Alva, OK 73717 580.327.0344

Find Out More on Social Media!www.facebook.com/NWTCAlvaBITEtwitter.com/NWTCAlvaBITE

NWTC provides equal opportunities to all students without regard race, color, sex, pregnancy, gender, gender expression or identity, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, age, or genetic information in the operation of CTE programs, recruitment, admissions, financial aid or employment practices.

Computer &BusinessFairview Campus

Career Option: Accounts Payable/Receivable ClerkDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students will work with the most up-to-date software and technology. Students learn accounting applications and gain extensive hands-on experience with accounting software used in industry. Instruction includes preparation of financial statements, accounts payable, accounts receivable, billing and inventory. Upon completion of this career option, students will be eligible to take industry recognized certifications. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program (OJT). Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, human relations work skills, and telephone techniques. Students will prepare a portfolio which markets their skills by showcasing examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.





Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies I 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies II 120 Hrs.Accounting I 120 Hrs.Accounting II 165 Hrs.Computerized Accounting 120 Hrs.Employee Essentials 120 Hrs.Accts Payable/Receivable Capstone 165 Hrs.



SCHEDULES AVAILABLE: 8:20am -11:20am12:20 pm - 3:20 pm




STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-3031 for Accounts Pay-able/Receivable Clerk at www.onetonline.org addition-al information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Accounts Receivable/Billing Fundamentals, Accounts Payable Fundamentals, Bookkeeping Fundamen-tals, QuickBooks Pro, Microsoft: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and WorkKeys. Other various certifications are available in this career option.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Account Clerk, Accounts Receivable Clerk, Accounting Assistant, Account-ing Associate, Accounting Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Bookkeeper

INSTRUCTOR: Sharee Madsen Instructor [email protected] 801 VoTech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.3708

Find Out More on Social Media!www.facebook.com/NW-Tech-Business- Computers-Fairviewtwitter.com/NWTCBusComp


Computer &Business

Alva Campus

Career Option: Administrative AssistantDESCRIPTION:The Administrative Assistant career option prepares students for careers in administrative support and office management. Students gain high-level technology and managerial skills needed for success in competitive business careers. Office procedures, telephone etiquette and the integration of computer software packages are covered in this career option. Students gain skills required for numerous industry-related certifications. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take industry recognized certifications. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program through this career option. Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, and human relations work skills. Students will prepare a portfolio which markets their skills by showcasing examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Office Management, Interpersonal Communications, Office Procedures, Accounts Receivable/Billing Fundamentals, Accounts Payable Fundamentals, Microsoft: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and WorkKeys. Other various certifications are available in this career option.



Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies I 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies II 120 Hrs.Office Administration/Management 165 Hrs.Computerized Accounting 120 Hrs.Accounting I 120 Hrs.Employee Essentials 120 Hrs.Career Major Capstone 165 Hrs.


TUITION:Secondary In-District No Tuition ChargeAdult In-District (Full Time) $2100Adult In-District (Half Time) $1050Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $4200Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $2100Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr.





STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-6014 for Administra-tive Assistant at www.onetonline.org additional infor-mation including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Secretary, Administrative Assistant, Executive Assistant, Office Manager





Career Option: Administrative AssistantDESCRIPTION:The Administrative Assistant career option prepares students for careers in administrative support and office management. Students gain high-level technology and managerial skills needed for success in competitive business careers. Office procedures, telephone etiquette and the integration of computer software packages are covered in this career option. Students gain skills required for numerous industry-related certifications. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take industry recognized certifications. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program through this career option. Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, and human relations work skills. Students will prepare a portfolio which markets their skills by showcasing examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Office Management, Interpersonal Communications, Office Procedures, Accounts Receivable/Billing Fundamentals, Accounts Payable Fundamentals, Microsoft: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and WorkKeys. Other various certifications are available in this career option.


COURSE INFORMATION (1050Hours)

Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies I 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies II 120 Hrs.Office Administration/Management 165 Hrs.Computerized Accounting 120 Hrs.Accounting I 120 Hrs.Employee Essentials 120 Hrs.Career Major Capstone 165 Hrs.

High School Students may use this career option to






STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-6014 for Adminis-trative Assistant at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Secretary, Administrative Assistant, Executive Assistant, Office Manager




Health Careers Certification

Fairview Campus

Career Option: Advanced Acute Care Nursing AssistantDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students will master the skills that employers need in hospitals, nursing homes and assisted living centers. This is a hands-on program where students will learn the proper techniques to assist patients of all ages as they perform basic daily tasks that range from hygiene and grooming to helping patients walk, assisting wheelchair bound patients and transferring and transporting patients using safe assistive devices. Students will also learn vital signs and CPR. Upon completion of this career option, students become eligible to become certified as a nurse aide. This career option is also a platform to enter the nursing field and meets all of the pre-requisite requirements for NWTC’s Practical Nursing program.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Certified Nurse Aide, CPR, Feeding Assistant, First Aid and WorkKeys Certifications.



Health Careers Curriculum 225 Hrs.Core Medical Terminology 45 Hrs.Anatomy 120 Hrs.Core Healthcare Provider CPR/First Aid 15 Hrs.Long Term Care Aide 96 Hrs.Concepts of Nursing 40 Hrs.Fundamentals of Nursing 160 Hrs.Home Health Aide 16 Hrs.Feeding Assistant 45 Hrs.Clinical 1/Basic Nursing 80 Hrs.Restorative Care Aide 60 Hrs.

High school students may earn high school science credit upon successful completion of the anatomy course.




STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 31-1014 for Advanced Acute Care Nursing Assistant at www.onetonline.org additional information including working condi-tions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education, The Okla-homa Department of Career and Technology Education.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Certified Medication Aide (CMA), Certified Nurse Aide (CNA), Geriatric Nursing Assistant (GNA), Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA), Nurses’ Aide, Nursing As-sistant

INSTRUCTOR: Debra Button, R.N., B.S.N., M.S.Ed. [email protected] Vo Tech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.3708 ext. 1010

Find Out More on Social Media!www.nwtech.edu/




Automotive Technology

Alva Campus

Career Option: Automotive Air Conditioning TechnicianDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students complete an Introduction to Auto Service and then focus on workforce staging, auto electronics and auto heating and air. Learning the scientific concepts behind components and learning diagnostic and repair procedures are reinforced through classroom and lab instruction.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following ASE Student Certifications: Heating and Air, Electrical and Electronic Systems WorkKeys and ODCTE Certifications.



Intro to Auto Service 45 Hrs.Auto Electrical/Electronics 240 Hrs.Auto Heating & Air 105 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.


This career option is not eligible for Federal Financial Assistance.

SCHEDULES AVAILABLE: 8:05am -11:05am12:30pm - 3:30pm

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education and the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education. NWTC’s Auto Tech program is also accredited by ASE and NATEF.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:A/C Tech (Air Conditioning Technician), HVAC Installer (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Installer), HVAC Mechanic (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Mechanic), HVAC Service Tech (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Service Technician), HVAC Service Technician (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Service Technician), HVAC Specialist (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Specialist), HVAC Technician (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Technician)HVAC Technician (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Technician), Service Technician, Systems Mechanic


STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-9021 for Auto Air Conditioning Technician at www.onetonline.org addi-tional information including working conditions, physi-cal requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


INSTRUCTOR: Ron Rader, Instructor [email protected] Eleventh St., Alva, OK 73717 580.327.0344

Find Out More on Social Media!www.facebook.com/NWTCAutoTechClass/www.nwtech.edu/rader/twitter.com/rraderauto



Fairview Campus

Career Option: Automotive Air Conditioning TechnicianDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students complete an Introduction to Auto Service and then focus on workforce staging, auto electronics and auto heating and air. Learning the scientific concepts behind components and learning diagnostic and repair procedures are reinforced through classroom and lab instruction.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following ASE Student Certifications: Heating and Air, Electrical and Electronic Systems WorkKeys and ODCTE Certifications.



Intro to Auto Service 45 Hrs.Auto Electrical/Electronics 1,II & III 240 Hrs.Auto Heating & Air I, II & III 105 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.





CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:A/C Tech (Air Conditioning Technician), HVAC Installer (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Installer), HVAC Mechanic (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Mechanic), HVAC Service Tech (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Service Technician), HVAC Service Technician (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Service Technician), HVAC Specialist (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Specialist), HVAC Technician (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning Technician)HVAC Technician (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Technician), Service Technician, Systems Mechanic

GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT INFO: Including related occupations, program costs, length, on-time completion/graduation rates, job placement rates, and median loan debt is available at http://www.nwtech.edu/gainful-employment.

STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-9021 for Auto Air Conditioning Technician at www.onetonline.org addi-tional information including working conditions, physi-cal requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


INSTRUCTOR: Bobby Watson, Instructor [email protected] VoTech Drive, Fairview, OK 580.227.3708

Find Out More on Social Media!www.facebook.com/NWtechFairviewAuto



Alva Campus

Career Option: Automotive Chassis TechnicianDESCRIPTION:In this career option, student complete an Introduction To Auto Service, steering and suspension, brakes and auto electronics. Learning the scientific concepts behind components and learning diagnostic and repair procedures are reinforced through classroom and lab instruction. Students also complete a unit on workforce staging to prepare them for workplace organization and efficiency.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following ASE Student Certifications: Brakes, Engine Performance, Steering and Suspension, Electrical and Electronic Systems. WorkKeys and ODCTE Certifications.



Intro to Auto Service 45 Hrs.Auto Steering & Suspension I, II & III 135 Hrs.Auto Brakes I, II &III 120 Hrs.Auto Electronics/Electrical 1&II 135 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.





CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:A/C Technician (Air Conditioning Technician), Automobile Mechanic (Auto Me-chanic, Automobile Technician, Automotive Technician (Auto Technician), Driv-ability Technician, Heavy Line Technician, Lube Technician, Oil Bay Technician,Quick Service Technician, Service Technician and many others.


STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-3023 for Auto Chassis Technician at www.onetonline.org additional informa-tion including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.






Fairview Campus

Career Option: Automotive Chassis TechnicianDESCRIPTION:In this career option, student complete an Introduction To Auto Service, steering and suspension, brakes and auto electronics. Learning the scientific concepts behind components and learning diagnostic and repair procedures are reinforced through classroom and lab instruction. Students also complete a unit on workforce staging to prepare them for workplace organization and efficiency.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following ASE Student Certifications: Brakes, Engine Performance, Steering and Suspension, Electrical and Electronic Systems. WorkKeys and ODCTE Certifications.



Intro to Auto Service 45 Hrs.Auto Steering & Suspension I, II & III 135 Hrs.Auto Brakes I, II &III 120 Hrs.Auto Electronics/Electrical 1&II 135 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.





CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:A/C Technician (Air Conditioning Technician), Automobile Mechanic (Auto Me-chanic, Automobile Technician, Automotive Technician (Auto Technician), Driv-ability Technician, Heavy Line Technician, Lube Technician, Oil Bay Technician,Quick Service Technician, Service Technician and many others.




STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-3023 for Auto Chassis Technician at www.onetonline.org additional informa-tion including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.




Alva Campus

Career Option: Auto Maintenance & Light RepairTechnicianDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students learn and diagnose problems in six areas of ASE certification. These areas include engine repair, engine performance, HVAC/AC, suspension and steering, brakes and electrical systems. Learning the scientific concepts behind components and learning diagnostic and repair procedures are reinforced through classroom and lab instruction. The goal of the program is for students to master all aspects of modern, computer-based vehicle repair and diagnosis and to train for entry level employment in the automotive field.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following ASE Student Certifications: Brakes, Engine Performance, Steering and Suspension, Electrical and Electronic Systems, Automatic Transmission/Transaxle, Manual Drive Train and Axels, Heating and Air, WorkKeys and ODCTE Certifications.



Intro to Auto Service 45 Hrs.Auto Electrical/Electronics 1 & II 135 Hrs.Auto Brakes I & II 90 Hrs.Auto Steering & Suspenion I & II 90 Hrs.Automotive Engine Repair I 15 Hrs.Heating and Air Conditioning I & II 45 Hrs.Engine Performance Intro 45 Hrs.Manual Drive Train & Axle Intro. 15 Hrs.Automatic Transmission Intro 15 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.





CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Automotive Technician, Parts Specialist, Service Advisor, Maintenance Technician,Fleet Service Technician, Lube Technician, Alignment Technician, Automotive Ap-prentice, Brakes Technician, Accessories Installer


STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-3023 for Auto Main-tenance & Light Repair Technician at www.onetonline.org additional information including working condi-tions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.






Fairview Campus

Career Option: Auto Maintenance & Light RepairTechnicianDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students learn and diagnose problems in six areas of ASE certification. These areas include engine repair, engine performance, HVAC/AC, suspension and steering, brakes and electrical systems. Learning the scientific concepts behind components and learning diagnostic and repair procedures are reinforced through classroom and lab instruction. The goal of the program is for students to master all aspects of modern, computer-based vehicle repair and diagnosis and to train for entry level employment in the automotive field.





Intro to Auto Service 45 Hrs.Auto Electrical/Electronics 1 & II 135 Hrs.Auto Brakes I & II 90 Hrs.Auto Steering & Suspenion I & II 90 Hrs.Automotive Engine Repair I 15 Hrs.Heating and Air Conditioning I & II 45 Hrs.Engine Performance Intro 45 Hrs.Manual Drive Train & Axle Intro. 15 Hrs.Automatic Transmission Intro. 15 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.









STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-3023 for Auto Main-tenance & Light Repair Technician at www.onetonline.org additional information including working condi-tions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.




Alva Campus

Career Option: Automotive Service TechnicianDESCRIPTION:This career option is designed to teach students the technical skills to diagnose and repair automotive malfunctions along with the customer service skills to communicate effectively with clients. Students will gain specific knowledge in the areas of brakes, AC/Heating, Steering and Suspension, Electronic Systems and Engine Performance and Repair.





Intro to Auto Service 45 Hrs.Intro to Electrical/Electronics I&II 135 Hrs.Automotive Brakes 1, 11 & III 120 Hrs.Auto Steering & Suspension I, II & III 135 Hrs.Auto Engine Repair I & II 60 Hrs.Auto Heating & Air Cond. I, II & III 105 Hrs.Manual Drive Train and Axle 15 Hrs.Automatic Transmission 15 Hrs.Engine Performance I, II & III 255 Hrs.Electrical/Electronics Advanced 105 Hrs.APMT Customer Service 30 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.






STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-3023 for Auto Service Technician at www.onetonline.org additional informa-tion including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.







Fairview Campus

Career Option: Automotive Service TechnicianDESCRIPTION:This career option is designed to teach students the technical skills to diagnose and repair automotive malfunctions along with the customer service skills to communicate effectively with clients. Students will gain specific knowledge in the areas of brakes, AC/Heating, Steering and Suspension, Electronic Systems and Engine Performance and Repair.





Intro to Auto Service 45 Hrs.Intro to Electrical/Electronics I&II 135 Hrs.Automotive Brakes 1, 11 & III 120 Hrs.Auto Steering & Suspension I, II & III 135 Hrs.Auto Engine Repair I & II 60 Hrs.Auto Heating & AC I, II & III 105 Hrs.Manual Drive Train and Axle 15 Hrs.Automatic Transmission 15 Hrs.Engine Performance I, II & III 255 Hrs.Electrical/Electronics Advanced 105 Hrs.APMT Customer Service 30 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.








STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-3023 for Auto Service Technician at www.onetonline.org additional informa-tion including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.




BioMedical SciencesAlva Campus

Career Option: BioMedical ScienceDESCRIPTION:BioMedical Sciences uses Project Lead The Way (PLTW) curriculum to en-hance student learning in the fields of biology, anatomy, advanced math-ematics and technology. The curriculum is hands-on and scenario based to al-low students an opportunity to apply their knowledge and problem solving skills to complete a task. While BioMedical Sciences leans toward careers in the medical field, any student interested in a career in medicine, engineer-ing, technology or education will benefit from the skills learned in this class.

WHO CAN ENROLL: High School Juniors and Seniors

CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students in the BioMedical Sciences program are eligible to test for the following: Biology AP Exam, Statistics AP Exam and WorkKeys Certifications.



Year 1

Principles of BioMedical Sciences 120 Hrs.Human Body Systems 120 Hrs.Pre-Calculus, Algebra II or Geometry 120 Hrs.Anatomy or Physiology 120 Hrs.

Year 2

AP Biology or Chemistry 120 Hrs.Medical Interventions 120 Hrs.AP Statistics, Statistics and Probability or Pre-Calculus 120 Hrs.BioMedical Interventions 120 Hrs.

TUITION:Secondary In-District No Tuition Charge

BioMedical Sciences is a high school only program. Enrolling in the morning or the afternoon session gives high school students three science and one math credit towards high school graduation during each academic year.


ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Physician’s Assistant, Family/General Practicioner, Surgeon, Dentist, Veterinarian, Nurse, Medical Technologist, Optometrist, , Occupational/Physical Therapist, OT/PT Assistant

INSTRUCTORS: Jennifer Shaw, BioMed Instructor [email protected]

Thure Tolson, BioMed [email protected]

Kylee Pfleider, Math [email protected]

1801 Eleventh St.,Alva, OK 73717580.327.0344

Find Out More on Social Media!www.nwtech.eduwww.facebook.com/AlvaBioMed/twitter.com/NWTCAlvaBioMed/

STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 29-1000 for Medical Prac-tioners at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found. GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT INFO: Including related occupations, program costs, length, on-time completion/graduation rates, job placement rates, and median loan debt is available at http://www.nwtech.edu/gainful-employment/.

Specific Science & Math courses will be determined by the instructor and administrator.


BioMedical SciencesFairview Campus

Career Option: BioMedical ScienceDESCRIPTION:BioMedical Sciences uses Project Lead The Way (PLTW) curriculum to en-hance student learning in the fields of biology, anatomy, advanced math-ematics and technology. The curriculum is hands-on and scenario based to al-low students an opportunity to apply their knowledge and problem solving skills to complete a task. While BioMedical Sciences leans toward careers in the medical field, any student interested in a career in medicine, engineer-ing, technology or education will benefit from the skills learned in this class.

WHO CAN ENROLL: High School Juniors and Seniors

CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students in the BioMedical Sciences program are eligible to test for the following: Statistics AP Exam and WorkKeys Certifications.



BioMedical Sciences is a high school only program. Enrolling in the morning or the afternoon session gives high school students three science and one math credit towards high school graduation during each academic year.


ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Physician’s Assistant, Family/General Practicioner, Surgeon, Dentist, Veterinarian, Nurse, Medical Technologist, Optometrist, , Occupational/Physical Therapist, OT/PT Assistant

INSTRUCTORS: Shawn Cusack, BioMed Instructor [email protected]

Ashlee Smart, Math [email protected]

801 VoTech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.3708

Find Out More on Social Media!www.nwtech.eduwww.facebook.com/Northwest-Tech-Bio-Med/ http://www.nwtech.edu/asmart/

STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 29-1000 for Medical Prac-tioners at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT INFO: Including related occupations, program costs, length, on-time completion/graduation rates, job placement rates, and median loan debt is available at http://www.nwtech.edu/gainful-employment/.NWTC provides equal opportunities to all students without regard race, color, sex, pregnancy, gender, gender

expression or identity, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, age, or genetic information in the operation of CTE programs, recruitment, admissions, financial aid or employment practices.


Year 1

Principles of BioMedical Sciences 120 Hrs.Human Body Systems 120 Hrs.Pre-Calculus, Algebra II or Geometry 120 Hrs.Anatomy or Physiology 120 Hrs.

Year 2

AP Biology or Chemistry 120 Hrs.Medical Interventions 120 Hrs.AP Statistics, Statistics and Probability or Pre-Calculus 120 Hrs.BioMedical Interventions 120 Hrs. Specific Science & Math courses will be determined by the instructor and administrator.

Collision Repair Technology

Alva Campus

Career Option: Combination Collision Repair TechnicianDESCRIPTION:This career option prepares students to complete non-structural repair and automotive refinishing, damage analysis, non-structural and minor dent and plastics repair, along with painting and refinishing. Students will learn to use tools in repairing damage and removing and installing handles, moldings, trim and bolted body parts. The program also includes painting preparation, sanding processes, color matching and adjusting color, removing and installing glass, and the process of written estimates.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following ASE Student Certifications: Struc-tural Repair, Non-Structural Repair, Paint and Refinishing and Mechanical and Elec-trical Components, as well as, Oklahoma CareerTech Certifications in Damage Analysis and Repair and Paint and Refinishing. Students in the Collision Repair program are also eligible to earn WorkKeys Certifications.


COURSE INFORMATION (1050 Hours)Auto Collision Steering & Suspension 45 Hrs.Auto Collision Computer Damage Estimating 30 Hrs.Introduction to Collision Repair Technology 45 Hrs.Auto Collision Trim and Hardware 30 Hrs.Non-Structural Metal Straightening/Repair 90 Hrs.Auto Collision Mig (GWAW) Welding 105 Hrs.Auto Body Panel Adjustment & Alignment 45 Hrs.Refinish Preparation 105 Hrs.Refinish Application 120 Hrs.Refinish Color Adjustment 75 Hrs.Refinish Blending and Painting Defects 45 Hrs.Plastic Component Repair and Replacement 60 Hrs.Automotive Glass Replacement 60 Hrs.Auto Collision Damage Analysis 75 Hrs.Auto Collision Written Estimating 30 Hrs.Automotive Detailing 60 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.






STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-3021 for Combination Collision Repair Technician at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education, The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education and the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF).

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Combination Collision Repair Technician, Non-Structural Repair Technician, Paint and Refinishing Technician, Automotive Glass Installer and Repairer, Insurance Adjuster/Claims Writer, Automotive Customer Service Representative and many more.

INSTRUCTOR: Jeff Owen, Collision Repair Instructor [email protected] Eleventh St., Alva, OK 73717 580.327.0344

Find Out More on Social Media!www.nwtech.edu/owen/ www.facebook.com/nwtc.alva.collisiontech


CulinaryArts

Fairview Campus

Career Option: Culinary Arts AssistantDESCRIPTION:This Career Option prepares students for a variety of food preparation skills required for a career in food services and/or food preparation. Instruc-tion incorporates kitchen fundamentals such as safety, sanitation, and kitchen equipment with more advanced training in quantity preparation and presentation of entrees and desserts. Also covered are dining room management principles and spe-cific subject areas such as stocks, soups and sauces. Students will have opportunities to apply the skills they learn in an external internship. The ProStart and ServSafe certifi-cation by National Restaurant Association may be taught/ obtained during this course.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students in the Culinary program are eligible to test for the following certifica-tions: ProStart, ServSafe and WorkKeys.


COURSE INFORMATION (670 Hours)Intro to Hospitality/Tourism 60 Hrs.Culinary Basic Skills 120 Hrs.Dining Room Management 120 Hrs.Culinary Advanced Skills 120 Hrs.Foundations of Culinary I 65 Hrs.Foundations of Culinary II 65 Hrs.FACS Ed Capstone 120 Hrs.

TUITION:Secondary In-District No Tuition ChargeAdult In-District (Full Time) $1340Adult In-District (Half Time) $670Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $2680 Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $1340 Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr.



GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT INFO: Information about Gainful Employment including related occupations, program costs and length, on-time completion/graduation rates, job placement rates, and median loan debt is available at http://www.nwtech.edu/gainful-employment/.


STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 35-2019 for Culinary Arts Assistant at www.onetonline.org additional informa-tion including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma Department of Education, The Oklahoma Department of CareerTech and the Oklahoma Restaurant Association. The cur-riculum is prescribed by the National Restaurant Association.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Culinary Assistant and Culinary Arts Assistant and various other careers in the food, beverage, hospitality and restaurant industries.

INSTRUCTOR: Jeanette Blevins, Culinary Arts Instructor [email protected] VoTech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.2708

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NWTC provides equal opportunities to all students without regard race, color, sex, pregnancy, gender, gender ex-pression or identity, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, age, or genetic information in the operation of CTE programs, recruitment, admissions, financial aid or employment practices.

CulinaryArts

Fairview Campus

Career Option: Culinary Assistant-Entry LevelDESCRIPTION:This Career Option prepares students for a variety of food preparation skills required for a career in food services and/or food preparation. Instruc-tion incorporates kitchen fundamentals such as safety, sanitation, and kitchen equipment with more advanced training in quantity preparation and presentation of entrees and desserts. Also covered are dining room management principles and spe-cific subject areas such as stocks, soups and sauces. Students will have opportunities to apply the skills they learn in an external internship. The ProStart and ServSafe certifi-cation by National Restaurant Association may be taught/ obtained during this course.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students in the Culinary program are eligible to test for the following certifica-tions: ProStart, ServSafe and WorkKeys.


COURSE INFORMATION (1050 Hours)Basic Kitchen, Safety, Sanitation Skills 135 Hrs.Knives and Smallware 40 Hrs.Using Standardized Recipes 30 Hrs.Seasonings and Flavorings 30 Hrs.Culinary Basic Skills 120 Hrs.Breakfast Foods 30 Hrs.Intro to Garden Management 50 Hrs.Sandwiches, Appetizers and Hor’s d’Oeuvers 30 Hrs.Fruits and Vegetables 30 Hrs.Grains, Legumes and Pasta 20 Hrs.Intro to Stocks, Sauces and Soups 20 Hrs.Meat and Poultry/Fish and Shellfish 70 Hrs. Yeast Breads, Rolls, Pasteries/Quick Breads 80 Hrs.Desserts 30 Hrs.Restaurant Work/Restaurant Business 70 Hrs.Menus/Healthy Cooking/Nutrition 90 Hrs.Event/Project Plans, FACS Career Readiness 150 Hrs.





GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT INFO: Information about Gainful Employment including related occupations, program costs and length, on-time completion/graduation rates, job placement rates, and median loan debt is available at http://www.nwtech.edu/gainful-employment/.

STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 35-2014 for Culinary As-sistant at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma Department of Education, The Oklahoma Department of CareerTech and the Oklahoma Restaurant Association. The cur-riculum is prescribed by the National Restaurant Association.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Culinary Assistant and Culinary Arts Assistant and various other careers in the food, beverage, hospitality and restaurant industries.

INSTRUCTOR: Jeanette Blevins, Culinary Arts Instructor [email protected] VoTech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.2708

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Welding Technology

Fairview Campus

Career Option: Cutting Process Technician DESCRIPTION:This career option covers fundamental cutting processes, metal prep-aration and heat treatments, plasma arc, air carbon arc and oxyfu-el cutting cutting, as well as, workforce staging. Students will be en-gaged in hands-on training in the shop approximately 70% of the time.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students in the Welding Technology program are eligible to earn WorkKeys Cer-tifications through the Career Center. Certifications are also available from the Oklahoma Department of Labor.


COURSE INFORMATION (180 Hours)Fundamentals of Cutting Processes 30 Hrs.Welding Detail Drawings 30 Hrs.Metal Preparation & Heat Treatments 30 Hrs.Plasma Arc Cutting 15 Hrs.Air Carbon Arc Cutting and Gouging 15 Hrs.Oxyfuel Cutting 30 Hrs.

Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.



This career option is not eligible for Federal Financial Aid. Prices listed above are per year.



STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 51-4121 for Cutting Process Technician at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education, The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education and the Oklahoma Department of Labor.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Combination Welder, FCAW Structural Welder, Entry Level Welder

INSTRUCTOR: J.P. Parker, Instructor [email protected] VoTech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.3708

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Digital DesignAlva Campus

Career Option: Desktop Publisher/Graphic DesignerDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign software to create print and electronic publications. Students acquire fundamental skills in image creation and management techniques, as they create, revise, optimize and export graphics for video, print and web publishing. Students learn how to capture and edit photos and videos electronically using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere and/or iMovie. The Digital Design course is unlike a traditional classroom setting because assignments are available online and through self-paced video training as well as individual and group projects completed in and out of the classroom. Students post their work to their own WordPress website as well as create an online and print portfolio.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, WorkKeys and various certification through Brainbench.



Fundamentals of Technology 120 Hrs.Desktop Publishing/Graphic Design 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image MgtTechniques 120 Hrs.Digital Editing/Prod. Photography 120 Hrs.Career Major Capstone 120 Hrs.



SCHEDULES AVAILABLE: 8:05am -11:05am12:30 pm - 3:30 pm(2 Hr. Block Upon Approval)

Financial Assistance is available to adult students who qualify. Prices listed above are per year. GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT INFO:

Including related occupations, program costs, length, on-time completion/graduation rates, job placement rates, and median loan debt is available at http://www.nwtech.edu/gainful-employment/.


STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-9031 for Desktop Publisher/Graphic Designer at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education and the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Artist, Creative Director, Creative Manager, Design Director, Designer, Graphic Artist, Graphic Designer, Online Producer, Production Artist, Publications Designer

INSTRUCTOR: Tami Frascht, Instructor [email protected] Eleventh St., Alva, OK 73717 580.327.0344

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Digital Design

Fairview Campus

Career Option: Desktop Publisher/Graphic DesignerDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign software to create print and electronic publications. Students acquire fundamental skills in image creation and management techniques, as they create, revise, optimize and export graphics for video, print and web publishing. Students learn how to capture and edit photos and videos electronically using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere and/or iMovie. The Digital Design course is unlike a traditional classroom setting because assignments are available online and through self-paced video training as well as individual and group projects completed in and out of the classroom. Students post their work to their own WordPress website as well as create an online and print portfolio.





Fundamentals of Technology 120 Hrs.Desktop Publishing/Graphic Design 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image MgtTechniques 120 Hrs.Digital Editing/Prod. Photography 120 Hrs.Career Major Capstone 120 Hrs.




Financial Assistance is available for adult students who qualify. Prices listed above are per year.



STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-9031 for Desktop Publisher/Graphic Designer at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.



INSTRUCTOR: Jessica Schanbacher, Instructor [email protected] VoTech Drive, Fairview, OK 580.227.3708

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Construction Technology

Alva Campus

Career Option: Electrician’s Assistant-Entry LevelDESCRIPTION:Students enrolled in this career option learn to install, diagnose and repair electri-cal systems for residential applications. This major provides an understanding of the basic fundamentals of electricity and its practical applications, instructs the student in direct current and alternating current circuitry, teaches residential wir-ing, and gives the student an understanding of the National Electrical Code and how it applies to safe electrical installations. The Entry Level career options focus on completing a construction core, tool handling as well as electrical schematics and blueprint reading.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: NCCER Level 1 Elec-trical, ODCTE Core Construction and WorkKeys.



Construction Core 120 Hrs.

Electrical Safety in Construction 15 Hrs.

Electrical Theory in Construction 120 Hrs.

Electrical Schematic & Bluepring Reading 45 Hrs.

Direct Current Circuits in Construction 60 Hrs.


Adult In-District (Full Time) $720Adult In-District (Half Time) $360Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $1440 Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $720 Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr.


Fulltime adult students attend both sessions.



STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 47-2110 for Electrician’s Assistant-Entry Level at www.onetonline.org addition-al information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education, The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education and the Construc-tion Industry Board.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Electrical Assistant, Electrical Journeyman

INSTRUCTOR: Dennis Bushman, Instructor [email protected] Eleventh St., Alva, OK 73717 580.327.0344




Alva Campus

Career Option: Electrician’s AssistantDESCRIPTION:Students enrolled in this career option learn to install, diagnose and repair electri-cal systems for residential applications. This major provides an understanding of the basic fundamentals of electricity and its practical applications, instructs the student in direct current and alternating current circuitry, teaches residential wir-ing, and gives the student an understanding of the National Electrical Code and how it applies to safe electrical installations.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: NCCER Level 1 Electrical, ODCTE Core Construction and WorkKeys. Students are also eligible to apply for the Construction Industries Electical Apprecticeship Card.





Electrical Theory in Construction 120 Hrs.

Electrical Schematic & Bluepring Reading 45 Hrs.

Direct Current Circuits in Construction 60 Hrs.

Alternating Current Circuits in Construction 90 Hrs.

National Electrical Codes In Construction 120 Hrs.

Electrical Distribution in Construction 60 Hrs.

Motor Theory & Operation in Construction 30 Hrs.

Motor Control Wiring in Construction 30 Hrs.

Residential Wiring Methods 240 Hrs.

Commercial Wiring Methods 120 Hrs.






STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 47-2111 for Electrician’s Assistant at www.onetonline.org additional informa-tion including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Electrical Assistant, Electrical Journeyman





Alva Campus

Career Option: Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)DESCRIPTION:In this career option, students complete the Health Careers Core Curriculum (Technology Center), Core Medical Terminology and Anatomy and Physiology, Core First Aid and Healthcare Provider CPR. Additionally, students learn how to treat and assess patients in emergency medical and trauma situations, including how to treat patients in shock and those who are unconscious. The career option is designed for firefighters, law enforcement personnel, industry and first response providers and it prepares students for testing and registration through the Oklahoma State Department of Health or NREMI as EMR.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: the State of Okla-homa Emergency Medical Responder Certification, CPR , First Aid and WorkKeys Certifications.



Health Careers Curriculum 225 Hrs.Core Medical Terminology 45 Hrs.Anatomy and Physiology 120 Hrs.Core Healthcare Prov. CPR/FirstAid 15 Hrs.Emergency Medical Responder 66 Hrs.

High school students may earn high school science credit upon successful completion of the Anatomy and Physiology course.

TUITION:Secondary In-District No Tuition ChargeAdult In-District (Full Time) $942Adult In-District (Half Time) $471Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $1884 Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $942Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr. Testing and certification fees may apply. This career option is not eligible for Federal Financial Assistance.




STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 53-3011 for Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Emergency Medical Technician, Basic (EMT, B), Emergency Medical Technician/Driver (EMT/DRIVER), EMT Intermedi-ate (Emergency Medical Technician, Intermediate), EMT, Paramedic (Emergency Medical Technician, Paramedic), EMT/Dispatcher (Emergency Medical Technician/Dispatcher), First Responder, Flight Paramedic, Multi Care Technician (Multi Care Tech), Paramedic

INSTRUCTOR: Brooke Meyer, Instructor [email protected] Eleventh St., Alva, OK 73717 580.327.0344




Alva Campus

Career Option: Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)DESCRIPTION:In this career option, students learn skills including airway management, patient assessment, responding to and treating patients in common medical emergencies, as well as, how to manage trauma patients. They will gain fundamental knowledge of EMS operational roles and responsibilities, including ethics, to ensure safe and effective response, scene management, and transport of patients. Students practice in a variety of settings as chosen by the instructor. Students must obtain EMT certification to work in this field. This career option is based upon successful completion of all EMT competencies (didactic, psychomotor and affective domains). Classroom activities, lecture and clinical training are all involved in the completion of this career option.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, CPR, First Aid and WorkKeys Certifications.


COURSE INFORMATION (256 Hours)Preparatory for EMT 37 Hrs.Airway for EMT 16 Hrs.Patient Assessment for EMT 20 Hrs.Medicine for EMT 42 Hrs.Trauma for EMT 38 Hrs.Special Patient Populations for EMT 42 Hrs.EMS Operations for EMT 9 Hrs.EMT Clinical 36 Hrs.Shock for EMT 10 Hrs.Healthcare Provider CPR 6 Hrs.


TUITION:Secondary In-District No Tuition ChargeAdult In-District (Full Time) $512Adult In-District (Half Time) $256Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $1024 Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $512 Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr. Testing and certification fees may apply. This career option is not eligible for Federal Financial Assistance.


Full-time adults attend both sessions.


STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 29-2041 for Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Emergency Medical Technician, Basic (EMT, B), Emergency Medical Technician/Driver (EMT/DRIVER), EMT Intermedi-ate (Emergency Medical Technician, Intermediate), EMT, Paramedic (Emergency Medical Technician, Paramedic), EMT/Dispatcher (Emergency Medical Technician/Dispatcher), First Responder, Flight Paramedic, Multi Care Technician (Multi Care Tech), Paramedic



NWTC provides equal opportunities to all students without regard race, color, sex, pregnancy, gender, gender expres-sion or identity, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, age, or genetic information in the operation of CTE programs, recruitment, admissions, financial aid or employment practices.

Welding Technology

Fairview Campus

Career Option: FCAW Structural Welder DESCRIPTION:In this career option, students learn the basics of structural welding. This in-cludes the fundamentals of welding, reading detail drawings and blueprints, the properties and characteristics of metal, cutting processes including oxyfuel cut-ting, using and setting up GMAW/FCAW equipment, welding joint fitting and adjustment, welding quality, FCAW plate welding and staging. Students will be engaged in hands-on training in the shop approximately 70% of the time.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students in the Welding Technology program also earn WorkKeys Certifications through the Career Center. Certifications are also available from the Oklahoma Department of Labor.


COURSE INFORMATION (330 Hours)Fundamentals of Welding 30 Hrs.Welding Detail Drawings 30 Hrs.Metal Characteristics and Properties 30 Hrs.Fundamentals of Cutting Processes 30 Hrs.Oxyfuel Cutting 30 Hrs.Welding Blueprints 15 Hrs.GMAW/FCAW Equipment and Setup 15 Hrs.Welding Joint Fit-Up and Adjustment 15 Hrs.Weld Quality 15 Hrs.FCAW Plate 60 Hrs.

Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.






STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 51-4121 for FCAW Structural Welder at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.







Fairview Campus

Career Option: Feeding AssistantDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students learn the skills necessary to work as a feeding assistant, personal care aide or caregiver in an assisted living facility, nursing home or a hospital. Students complete the a core health careers curriculum and also complete training as a feeding assistant and CPR/First Aid. This course includes hands-on training/clinical training. WHO CAN ENROLL: High School Juniors, Seniors and Adults

CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students in the Health Careers program are eligible to earn WorkKeys Certifica-tions through the Career Center and other certifications including AHA Health-care Provider-BLS CPR and First Aid.



Health Careers Curriculum 225 Hrs.Feeding Assistant 45 Hrs.Healthcare Provider CPR/First Aid 15 Hrs.

TUITION: Secondary In-District No Tuition ChargeAdult In-District (Full Time) $570Adult In-District (Half Time) $285Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $1140 Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $570 Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr.





STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 31-1014 for Feeding Assistant (Nursing Assistant) at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education, The Okla-homa Department of Career and Technology Education. and the Oklahoma State Department of Health.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Caregiver, Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Home Care Aide, Home Health Care Provider, Patient Care Assistant (PCA), Personal Care AidePersonal Care Assistant (PCA), Resident Care Assistant (RCA)

INSTRUCTOR: Debra Button, R.N., B.S.N., M.S. Ed. [email protected] Vo Tech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.3708 ext. 1010



Computer &Business

Alva Campus

Career Option: Financial ClerkDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students will work with the most up-to-date software and technology. Students learn accounting applications and gain extensive hands-on experience with accounting software used in industry. Instruction includes preparation of financial statements, accounts payable, accounts receivable, billing and inventory. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take industry recognized certifications. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program. Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, human relations work skills, and telephone techniques. Students will prepare a portfolio which markets their skills by showcasing examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Accounts Receivable/Billing Fundamentals, Accounts Payable Fundamentals, Micro-soft: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint. Other various certifications are available in this career option. Students earn WorkKeys Certifications through the Career Center.



Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Adminstrative Technologies I 120 Hrs.Accounting I 120 Hrs.Computerized Accounting 120 Hrs.



Federal Financial Aid is not available for this Career Option.




STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-6014 for Financial Clerk at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Accounting Assistant, Accounting Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Accounts Receivable Clerk, Administrative Assistant, Billing Clerk





Career Option: Financial ClerkDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students will work with the most up-to-date software and technology. Students learn accounting applications and gain extensive hands-on experience with accounting software used in industry. Instruction includes preparation of financial statements, accounts payable, accounts receivable, billing and inventory. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take industry recognized certifications. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program. Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, human relations work skills, and telephone techniques. Students will prepare a portfolio which markets their skills by showcasing examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Accounts Receivable/Billing Fundamentals, Accounts Payable Fundamentals, Micro-soft: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint. Other various certifications are available in this career option. Students earn WorkKeys Certifications through the Career Center.



Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Adminstrative Technologies I 120 Hrs.Accounting I 120 Hrs.Career Major Capstone 120 Hrs.




Federal Financial Aid is not available for this Career Option.



STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-6014 for Financial Clerk at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Accounting Assistant, Accounting Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Accounts Receivable Clerk, Administrative Assistant, Billing Clerk




Computer &BusinessAlva Campus

Career Option: Full Charge BookkeeperDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students will learn the skill to be successful in computerized accounting, basic accounting and payroll accounting. Students will also learn technology fundamentals and administrative technology fundamentals. Students will also complete a career option capstone project. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program. Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, human relations work skills, and telephone techniques. Students will prepare a portfolio which markets their skills by showcasing examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Payroll Fundamentals, Accounts Receivable/Billing Fundamentals, Accounts Payable Fundamentals, Book-keeping Fundamentals, QuickBooks Pro, Microsoft: Word, Excel, Access, Pow-erPoint and WorkKeys. Other various certifications are available in this career option.



Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin.Technologies I 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies II 120 Hrs.Accounting I 120 Hrs.Accounting II 165 Hrs.Computerized Accounting 120 Hrs.Payroll Accounting 120 Hrs.Full Charge Bookkeeper Capstone 165 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-3031 for Full Charge Bookkeeper at www.onetonline.org additional infor-mation including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Payroll Clerk, Account Clerk, Account Receivable Clerk, Accounting As-sistant, Accounting Associate, Accounting Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Bookkeeper





Career Option: Full Charge BookkeeperDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students will learn the skill to be successful in computerized accounting, basic accounting and payroll accounting. Students will also learn technology fundamentals and administrative technology fundamentals. Students will also complete a career option capstone project. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program. Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, human relations work skills, and telephone techniques. Students will prepare a portfolio which markets their skills by showcasing examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Payroll Fundamentals, Accounts Receivable/Billing Fundamentals, Accounts Payable Fundamentals, Book-keeping Fundamentals, QuickBooks Pro, Microsoft: Word, Excel, Access, Pow-erPoint and WorkKeys. Other various certifications are available in this career option.



Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin.Technologies I 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies II 120 Hrs.Accounting I 120 Hrs.Accounting II 165 Hrs.Computerized Accounting 120 Hrs.Payroll Accounting 120 Hrs.Full Charge Bookkeeper Capstone 165 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-3031 for Full Charge Bookkeeper at www.onetonline.org additional infor-mation including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Payroll Clerk, Account Clerk, Account Receivable Clerk, Accounting As-sistant, Accounting Associate, Accounting Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Bookkeeper





Career Option: Graphic Design SpecialistDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign software to create print and electronic publications. Students acquire fundamental skills in image creation and management techniques, as they create, revise, optimize and export graphics for video, print and web publishing. Students learn how to capture and edit photos and videos electronically using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere and/or iMovie. In this career option students learn about color and design theories, accessibility, and marketing strategies related to print, video, and websites. Students also learn the basics of HTML and CSS coding as well as the web development tool Adobe Dreamweaver and content management system WordPress. The Digital Design course is unlike a traditional classroom setting because assignments are available online and through self-paced video training as well as individual and group projects completed in and out of the classroom. Students post their work to their own WordPress website as well as create an online and print portfolio.





Fundamentals of Technology 120 Hrs.Desktop Publishing/Graphic Design 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image Mgt. Techniques 120 Hrs.Digital Editing/Prod. Photography 120 Hrs.Design Tools & Electronic Marketing 120 Hrs.Advanced Design Techniques 120 Hrs.Graphic Design Capstone 120 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 27-1024 for Graphic De-signer at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Artist, Creative Director, Creative Manager, Design Director, Designer, Graphic Artist, Graphic Designer, Online Producer, Production Artist, Publications De-signer


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Digital Design

Fairview Campus

Career Option: Graphic Design SpecialistDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign software to create print and electronic publications. Students acquire fundamental skills in image creation and management techniques, as they create, revise, optimize and export graphics for video, print and web publishing. Students learn how to capture and edit photos and videos electronically using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere and/or iMovie. In this career option students learn about color and design theories, accessibility, and marketing strategies related to print, video, and websites. Students also learn the basics of HTML and CSS coding as well as the web development tool Adobe Dreamweaver and content management system WordPress. The Digital Design course is unlike a traditional classroom setting because assignments are available online and through self-paced video training as well as individual and group projects completed in and out of the classroom. Students post their work to their own WordPress website as well as create an online and print portfolio.





Fundamentals of Technology 120 Hrs.Desktop Publishing/Graphic Design 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image Mgt. Techniques 120 Hrs.Digital Editing/Prod. Photography 120 Hrs.Design Tools & Electronic Marketing 120 Hrs.Advanced Design Techniques 120 Hrs.Graphic Design Capstone 120 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 27-1024 for Graphic Design Specialist at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Artist, Creative Director, Creative Manager, Design Director, Designer, Graphic Artist, Graphic Designer, Online Producer, Production Artist, Publications De-signer




Digital Design

Fairview Campus

Career Option: Interactive Media SpecialistDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students learn the basics of technology and web design. Students acquire fundamental skills in image creation and management techniques, as they create, revise, optimize and export graphics for digital and web publishing. Students learn how Digital Media Production and complete a Capston Course for this career option. The Digital Design course is unlike a traditional classroom setting because assignments are available online and through self-paced video training as well as individual and group projects completed in and out of the classroom. Students post their work to their own WordPress website as well as create an online and print portfolio.





Fundamentals of Technology 120 Hrs.Fundamentals of Web Design 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image Mgt. Techniques 120 Hrs.Digital Media Production 120 Hrs.Career Option Capstone 120 Hrs.


TUITION:Secondary In-District No Tuition ChargeAdult In-District (Full Time) $1200 Adult In-District (Half Time) $600 Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $2400 Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $1200 Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr.









STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 27-1014 for Interactive Media Specialist at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.



Career Option: Legal Office AssistantDESCRIPTION:The Legal Office Assistant career option prepares students for careers as legal support professionals. Students acquire the necessary terminology and knowledge of legal procedures to provide clerical/administrative assistance to attorneys and paralegals. Students learn the advanced software skills needed to prepare complex legal documents as well as effective verbal and non-verbal communication techniques. Students are introduced to many of the legal specialty areas such as real estate, criminal law and bankruptcy. Students gain skills required for numerous industry-related certifications including ALS, the basic certification for legal professions awarded from NALS, a national association for legal professionals. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take industry recognized certifications. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program. Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, and human relations work skills. Students will prepare a portfolio which showcases examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Legal Secretarial Skills, Legal Research, Microsoft: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, National Ac-credited Legal Secretary and WorkKeys. Other various certifications are available in this career option.



Fundamentals of Technology 120 Hrs.Foundations for the Legal Office 210 Hrs.Legal Office Procedures 210 Hrs.Legal Specialties 215 Hrs.Advanced Legal Communications 215 Hrs.Adv. Comp. Apps for the Law Office 215 Hrs.Legal Office Capstone 165 Hrs.

High School Students may use this career option to fulfill compter science credits needed for graduation.






STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 23-2011 for Legal Office Assistant at www.onetonline.org additional informa-tion including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Law Clerk, Legal Office Assistant, Legal Clerk, Legal Records Processing





Career Option: Medical Office AssistantDESCRIPTION:The Medical Office Assistant career option prepares students for entry-level employment in a variety of health care facilities. Students learn administrative routines and procedures followed in a medical office including correct medical terminology and advanced computer skills. Medical office accounting procedures, including patient billing and processing medical insurance claims, are covered. Students learn about major insurance programs and federal health care legislation. Students gain skills required for numerous industry-related certifications. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take industry recognized certifications. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program through this career option. Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, and human relations work skills. Students will prepare a portfolio which showcases examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Medical Terminol-ogy, Medical Office Skills, Medical Billing, Health Insurance, Microsoft: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and WorkKeys. Other various certifications are available in this career option.



Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies I 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies II 120 Hrs.Found. of Med. Office/Med. Term. 190 Hrs.Medical Insurance 190 Hrs.Patient Billing 145 Hrs.Medical Office Assistant Capstone 165 Hrs.

High School Students may use this career option to fulfill compter science credits needed for graduation.






STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-6013 for Medical Of-fice Assistant at www.onetonline.org additional infor-mation including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Chiropractic Assistant, Clinical Assistant, Doctor’s Assistant, Medical As-sistant (MA), Medical Office Assistant, Secretary, Administrative Assistant, Executive Assistant, Medical Office Manager



NWTC provides equal opportunities to all students without regard race, color, sex, pregnancy, gender, gender expres-sion or identity, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, age, or genetic information in the operation of CTE programs, recruitment, admissions, financial aid or employment practices.


Alva Campus

Career Option: Non-Structural Repair TechnicianDESCRIPTION:This career option prepares students to complete non-structural repair and automotive refinishing, damage analysis, non-structural and minor dent and plastics repair, along with painting and refinishing. Students will learn to use tools in repairing damage and removing and installing handles, moldings, trim and bolted body parts. The program also includes painting preparation, sanding processes, color matching and adjusting color, removing and installing glass, and the process of written estimates.





Intro. to Collision Repair Technology 45 Hrs.Automotive Glass Replacement 60 Hrs.Auto Body Panel Adjustment & Alignment 45 Hrs.Plastic Component Repair & Replacement 60 Hrs. Trim and Hardware 30 Hrs.Mig (GMAW) Welding 105 Hrs.Non-Structural Metal Straightening/Repair 90 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.






STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-30121 for Non- Structural Repair Technician at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.







Alva Campus

Career Option: Nursing AssistantDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students will master the skills that employers need in hospitals, nursing homes and assisted living centers. This is a hands-on program where students will learn the proper techniques to assist patients of all ages as they perform basic daily tasks that range from hygiene and grooming to helping patients walk, assisting wheelchair bound patients and transferring and transporting patients using safe assistive devices. Students will also learn vital signs and CPR. Upon completion of this career option, students become eligible to become certified as a nurse aide. This career option is also a platform to enter the nursing field and meets all of the pre-requisite requirements for NWTC’s Practical Nursing program.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Certified Nurse Aid, CPR, Feeding Assistant, First Aid and WorkKeys Certifications.



Health Careers Curriculum 225 Hrs.Core Medical Terminology 45 Hrs.Anatomy and Physiology 120 Hrs.Core Healthcare Prov. CPR/First Aid 15 Hrs.Long Term Care Aide 96 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 31-1014 for Nursing As-sistant at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.







Fairview Campus

Career Option: Nursing AssistantDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students will master the skills that employers need in hospitals, nursing homes and assisted living centers. This is a hands-on program where students will learn the proper techniques to assist patients of all ages as they perform basic daily tasks that range from hygiene and grooming to helping patients walk, assisting wheelchair bound patients and transferring and transporting patients using safe assistive devices. Students will also learn vital signs and CPR. Upon completion of this career option, students become eligible to become certified as a nurse aide. This career option is also a platform to enter the nursing field and meets all of the pre-requisite requirements for NWTC’s Practical Nursing program.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Certified Nurse Aid, CPR, Feeding Assistant, First Aid and WorkKeys Certifications.



Health Careers Curriculum 225 Hrs.Core Medical Terminology 45 Hrs.Anatomy 120 Hrs.Core Healthcare Prov. CPR/First Aid 15 Hrs.Long Term Care Aide 96 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 31-1014 for Nursing As-sistant at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.



INSTRUCTOR: Debra Button, R.N., B.S.N., M.S.Ed. [email protected] Vo Tech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.3708 ext. 1010



Computer &Business

Alva Campus

Career Option: Office Information SpecialistDESCRIPTION:The Office Information Specialist career option helps students gain the technical and managerial skills needed for success in competitive business careers. They learn to integrate multiple software applications used in office settings. In addi-tion, students acquire graphic web and digital communications skills. Students learn a variety of software packages used in desktop publishing/web design and develop the fundamental skills needed to create, revise, optimize and export graphics. Students gain skills required for numerous industry-related certifications. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take industry recognized certifi-cations. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program through this career option. Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, and human relations work skills. Students will prepare a portfolio which showcases examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Office Management, Interpersonal Communications, Microsoft: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and WorkKeys. Other various certifications are available in this career option.



Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Adminstrative Technologies I 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies II 120 Hrs.Office Administration/Management 165 Hrs.Desktop Publishing/Graphic Design 120 Hrs.Fundamentals of Web Design 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image Mgt.Techniques 120 Hrs.Career Major Capstone 165 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-9021 for Office Infor-mation Specialist at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Computer Support Specialist, Help Desk Analyst, Technical Support Spe-cialist, Marketing Assistant, Secretary, Administrative Assistant, Executive Assistant, Office Manager





Career Option: Office Information SpecialistDESCRIPTION:The Office Information Specialist career option helps students gain the technical and managerial skills needed for success in competitive business careers. They learn to integrate multiple software applications used in office settings. In addi-tion, students acquire graphic web and digital communications skills. Students learn a variety of software packages used in desktop publishing/web design and develop the fundamental skills needed to create, revise, optimize and export graphics. Students gain skills required for numerous industry-related certifications. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take industry recognized certifi-cations. Adult students have the opportunity to participate in the “on-the-job training program through this career option. Students in the OJT program have the opportunity to work with businesses in the community to polish classroom skills and assist with office work and special projects. Students will also receive training in computer fundamentals, employability skills, and human relations work skills. Students will prepare a portfolio which showcases examples of their work, certifications, resume and other professional information.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Office Management, Interpersonal Communications, Microsoft: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and WorkKeys. Other various certifications are available in this career option.



Fund. of Technology 120 Hrs.Fund. of Adminstrative Technologies I 120 Hrs.Fund. of Admin. Technologies II 120 Hrs.Office Administration/Management 165 Hrs.Desktop Publishing/Graphic Design 120 Hrs.Fundamentals of Web Design 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image Mgt.Techniques 120 Hrs.Career Major Capstone 165 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 43-9021 for Office Infor-mation Specialist at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Computer Support Specialist, Help Desk Analyst, Technical Support Spe-cialist, Marketing Assistant, Secretary, Administrative Assistant, Executive Assistant, Office Manager





Alva Campus

Career Option: Plumbers Assistant Entry LevelDESCRIPTION:The Plumbers Assistant Entry Level career option covers the entry level curricu-lum and will also focus on measurments and drawings, faucets and fittings, water supply, fuel gas systems and maintaining both commercial and residential plumbing and water supplies. Students will also cover print reading, electrical principles and measurements, function of components, equipment, troubleshooting and the plumbing code. After completion students can continue training towards their journeyman licensure.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: NCCER Level 1 Plumbing, ODCTE Core Construction and WorkKeys.





Intro to Plumbing 30 Hrs.

Drawing and Document Management 45 Hrs.

Plumbing Tools 15 Hrs.

Plumbing Measurements and Drawings 30 Hrs.

Plastic and Pipe Fittings 15 Hrs.

Copper Pipe and Fittings 15 Hrs.

Cast Iron Pipe and Fittings 15 Hrs.

Fixtures and Faucets 15 Hrs.

Water Distribution/Drains/Waste/Vents 60 Hrs.

TUITION:Secondary In-District No Tuition ChargeAdult In-District (Full Time) $750

Adult In-District (Half Time) $375Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $1500 Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $750 Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr.





STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 47-2152 for Plumbers Assistant Entry Level at www.onetonline.org ad-ditional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Plumber’s Assistant, Plumbing Journeyman





Alva Campus

Career Option: Plumber AssistantDESCRIPTION:The Plumbers Assistant career option focuses on measurments and drawings, faucets and fittings, water supply, fuel gas systems and maintaining both com-mercial and residential plumbing and water supplies. Students will also cover print reading, electrical principles and measurements, function of components, troubleshooting and the plumbing code. After completion students can continue training towards their journeyman licensure.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: NCCER Level 1 Plumbing, ODCTE Core Construction and WorkKeys. Students are also eligible to apply for the Construction Industries Plumbing Apprecticeship Card.


COURSE INFORMATION (1005 Hours)Construction Core 120 Hrs.Electrical Safety in Construction 15 Hrs.Intro to Plumbing 30 Hrs.Drawing and Document Management 45 Hrs.Plumbing Tools, Measurements and Drawings 45 Hrs.Fittings (Plastic, Copper, Cast Iron) 45 Hrs.Fixtures and Faucets 15 Hrs.Water Distribution/Drain/Waste/Vents 60 Hrs.Plumbing Applied Math 45 Hrs.Water Supply Piping 45 Hrs.Install Fixtures, Valves, Faucets, Water Heaters 45 Hrs.Servicing Plumbing Services 30 Hrs.Fuel Gas Systems 30 Hrs.Indirect/Special Wst. Systems & Sewer Pumps 30 Hrs.Private Water and Waste Supply Systems 60 Hrs.

Backflow Prev., Water Pressure Booster 60 Hrs.

Hydronic & Solar Heating Systems 15 Hrs.

Pools, Hot Tubs, Mob/Homes & Comp. Air 30 Hrs.

Capstone 240 Hrs.

TUITION:Secondary In-District No Tuition ChargeAdult In-District (Full Time) $2010Adult In-District (Half Time) $1005Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $4020 Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $2010 Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr. SCHEDULES AVAILABLE:

8:05am -11:05am12:30 pm - 3:30 pmFinancial Assistance is available to adult students who qualify. Prices listed above are

per year.



STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 47-2152 for Plumbers As-sistant at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Plumber’s Assistant, Plumbing Journeyman




PracticalNursingAlva Campus

Career Option: Practical NursingDESCRIPTION:Practical Nursing’s core curriculum includes Concepts of Nursing, and Anatomy and Physiology. The program prepares students to become a licensed practical nurse, an important member of the healthcare team working under the supervi-sion of a registered nurse, licensed physician or dentist. Students will learn the role of the LPN and how to care for a variety of patients including geriatric, pediatric, oncology, and pre/post operative patients. Students will learn how to identify patient problems, identify appropriate interventions and evaluate nurs-ing care. Graduates of this program will be eligible to take the NCLEX-PN and become licensed through the Board of Nursing.

WHO CAN ENROLL: Adult Students (GED or High School Diploma Required)Pre-Requisits Include: HS/College Transcript or GED Certificate, Immunization Records, Proof of CNA Certification, Healthcare Provider CPR Certification, Proof of successful completion of an approved Med Terminology Course (45 Hrs.), Letter of Reference from Employer detailing job duties, OSBI Background Check in 3 areas within six months of the start date of the program, T.E.A.S. test (test prep can be found at www.atitesting.com). Admission also requires an interview.

CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:After successful completion of the LPN Program, students are eligible to take the NCLEX-PN test for licsensure. Students who successfully complete the program are eligible for Advanced Standing Credit with the Program of Nursing at North-western Oklahoma State University. Students also eligible to earn WorkKeys Certifications.

For Admission Questions or To Schedule a Visit: Call NWTC at 580.327.0344.Download a brochure of all career options at www.nwtech.edu. Click here for the NCLEX Eligibility statement.

COURSE INFORMATION (1463 Hours)Trimester 1Success Strategies/Info Tech in Nursing I 30 Hrs.Anatomy and Physiology 130 Hrs.Concepts of Nursing 40 Hrs.Fundamentals of Nursing 160 Hrs.Pharmacology and Intravenous Therapy Skills 60 Hrs.Clinical Nursing I 72 Hrs.

Trimester 2Nursing Across Lifespan I 215 Hrs.Success Strategies/Info Tech in Nursing II 40 Hrs.Clinical Nursing II 228 Hrs.

Trimester 3Clinical Nursing III 216 Hrs.Nursing Across Lifespan 2 121 Hrs.Transition To Practice 15 Hrs.Clinical Nursing IV-Role Transition 96 Hrs.Success Strategies and Info Tech in Nursing III 40 Hrs.

TUITION:Adult In-District (Full Time) $2926Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $5825 Estimated NWTC PN Fees $3025 Fees Paid To Private Vendors $420

SCHEDULE: 8:00am - 4:00pm Mon. - Fri. plus Clinicals

Financial Assistance is available to adult students who qualify. Prices listed above are for one eleven month session.


STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 29-2061 for Practical Nursing at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education, The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education and approved by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Practical Nurse, Registered Nurse, Nurse Pratitioner

INSTRUCTORS: Tara Thomas, PN [email protected]

Kalea Irvin, PN [email protected]

1801 Eleventh St., Alva, OK 73717 580.327.0344



Alva Campus

Career Option: Physical Therapy AideDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students complete the Health Careers Core Curriculum (Technology Center), Core Medical Terminology and Anatomy and Physiology, Core First Aid and Healthcare Provider CPR. A physical therapy aide has many duties such as keeping the treatment area clean and prepped and assisting patients in preparation for treatment. Many physical therapy aides also have clerical duties such as paperwork, maintaining patient records, and making sure that supplies are in stock. In addition to the physical therapy aide courses include courses in ethics and law, patient care, clerical skills, ambulation, therapeutic exercises, agents and modalities. Students practice in a variety of settings as chosen by the instructor.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Athletic Training Aide, CPR, First Aid and WorkKeys Certifications.



Health Careers Curriculum 225 Hrs.Core Medical Terminology 45 Hrs.Anatomy and Physiology 120 Hrs.Core Healthcare Prov. CPR/First Aid 15 Hrs.Long Term Care Aide 96 Hrs.Ess. of Physical Therapy Professions 60 Hrs.Therapeutic Rehab. for the PT Aide 30 Hrs.Therapeutic Modalities for the PT Aide 30 Hrs.Physical Therapy Aide Mentorship 60 Hrs.


TUITION:Secondary In-District No Tuition ChargeAdult In-District (Full Time) $1182Adult In-District (Half Time) $591Adult Out-of-District (Full Time) $2364 Adult Out-of-District (Half Time) $591Book/Material Use Fee $.50/clock hr. Testing and certification fees may apply. This career option is not eligible for Federal Financial Assistance.


Full-time adults attend both sessions.


STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 31-2021 for Physical Therapy Aide (PT Aide) at www.onetonline.org addi-tional information including working conditions, physi-cal requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.







Alva Campus

Career Option: Refinishing TechnicianDESCRIPTION:This career option prepares students to complete non-structural repair and automotive refinishing, damage analysis, non-structural and minor dent and plastics repair, along with painting and refinishing. Students will learn to use tools in repairing damage and removing and installing handles, moldings, trim and bolted body parts. The program also includes painting preparation, sanding processes, color matching and adjusting color, removing and installing glass, and the process of written estimates.



For Admission Questions or To Schedule a Visit: Call NWTC at 580.327.0344.

Download a brochure of all career options at www.nwtech.edu.

COURSE INFORMATION (510 Hours)Introduction to Collision Repair Technology 45 Hrs.Automotive Detailing 60 Hrs.Refinish Blending and Painting Defects 45 Hrs.Refinish Color Adjustment 75 Hrs.Refinish Application 120 Hrs.Refinish Preparation 105 Hrs.Trim and Hardware 30 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.






STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 49-30121 for Refinishing Technician at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.







Fairview Campus

Career Option: Restorative Care Aide DESCRIPTION:This career option allows students the opportunity to complete the requirements for being a long-term care aide and to continue their education to be a restorative aide. Restorative aides focus their care on patients in long term care facilities and they may help in the rehabilitation with patients with physical and mental impairments. Students must obtain CNA certification prior to completing the restorative care courses in the major. In this career option, students complete the Health Careers Core Curriculum (Technology Center), Core Medical Terminology and Anatomy and Physiology. Also, Core First Aid and Healthcare Provider CPR is included in this career option.

WHO CAN ENROLL: High School Juniors, Seniors and Adult Students.

CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students in the Health Careers program are eligible to earn WorkKeys Certifica-tions through the Career Center. Other certifications including CPR and First Aid are available through this program.



Health Careers Curriculum 225 Hrs.Core Medical Terminology 45 Hrs.Anatomy 120 Hrs.Core Healthcare Provider CPR/First Aid 15 Hrs.Long Term Care Aide 96 Hrs.Restorative Care Aide 60 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 39-9021 for Restor-ative Care Aide at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.

ACCREDITATIONS:NWTC is accredited by the Oklahoma State Department of Education, The Okla-homa Department of Career and Technology Education and the Oklahoma State Department of Health.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Caregiver, Home Care Aide, Home Health Care Provider, Patient Care Assistant (PCA), Personal Care Aide, Personal Care Assistant (PCA), Resident Care As-sistant (RCA)

INSTRUCTOR: Debra Button, R.N., B.S.N., M.S. Ed. [email protected] Vo Tech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.3708 ext. 1010



Welding Technology

Fairview Campus

Career Option: SMAW Structural WelderDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students take an introduction to basic welding and cutting pro-cesses. Students also learn how to set up GMAW/FCAW equipment. Students gain a knowledge of the properties and characteristics of various metals, as well as, FCAW plate/pipe, various types of cutting including air carbon arc and plasma arc. They learn to read blueprints and welding detail drawings, fitting joints and adjustments, GTAW equipment and filter materials, GTAW plate welding, SMAW electrodes, equipment set up, and using SMAW bead and fillet welds in construction. Students will be engaged in hands-on training in the shop approximately 70% of the time.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students in the Welding Technology program are eligible to earn WorkKeys Cer-tifications through the Career Center. Certifications are also available from the Oklahoma Department of Labor.


COURSE INFORMATION (525Hours)Essentials of Welding 90 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30Hrs.Grinding 45Hrs.Oxy-fuel Cutting 60 Hrs.SMAW Open V Groove Welds 150 Hrs.SMAW Beads and Fillet Welds 150 Hrs.






STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 51-4121 for Entry Level Welder at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.






Welding Technology

Fairview Campus

Career Option: Structural and Pipe Welder DESCRIPTION:In this career option, students gain a broad-based knowledge of various types of weld-ing , preparing and treating various types of metals, reading blueprints and welding detail drawings. Proceedures for SMAW and GTAW welding and use of equipment are taught. Students also learn plasma arc and air carbon arc cutting processes. Stu-dents will be engaged in hands-on training in the shop approximately 70% of the time.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students in the WeldingTechnology program are eligible to earn WorkKeys Cer-tifications through the Career Center. Certifications are also available from the Oklahoma Department of Labor.


COURSE INFORMATION (1050 Hours)SMAW Beads and Fillet Welds 180 Hrs.SMAW Open V Groove Welds 180 Hrs.Oxy-fuel Cutting 90 Hrs.Precision Grinding 75 Hrs.GMAW Plate 45 Hrs.GMAW Pipe 45 Hrs.GMAW Aluminum Pipe and Plate 30 Hrs.GTAW Plate 30 Hrs.GTAW Aluminum Plate 30 Hrs.GTAW Carbon Steel Pipe 30 Hrs.GTAW Low Alloy & Stainless Steel Pipe 30 Hrs.SMAW Groove Welds With Backing 30 Hrs.SMAW Open Root Pipe Welds 105 Hrs.Fundamentals of Welding 105 Hrs.Plasma Arc Cutting 15 Hrs.Workforce Staging 30 Hrs.





STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 51-4121.06 for Structural and Pipe Welder at www.onetonline.org additional in-formation including working conditions, physical require-ments, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.








Career Option: Video EditorDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, iMovie and Adobe Premiere to edit raw video camera and audio footage into final products for viewing. Students master both non-linear computer editing techniques and real-time editing for professional digital video productions. Students also acquire skills in digital photography and learn copyright basics. They enhance web design and animation skills as they bring their ideas to life. The Digital Design course is unlike a traditional classroom setting because assignments are available online and through self-paced video training as well as individual and group projects completed in and out of the classroom. Students post their work to their own WordPress website as well as create an online and print portfolio.


CERTIFICATIONS/CREDENTIALS:Students are eligible to test for the following certifications: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Premiere, WorkKeys and various certification through Brainbench and the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education.



Fundamentals of Technology 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image Mgt. Techniques 120 Hrs.Digital Media Production 120 Hrs.Non-Linear Digital Editing 120 Hrs.Advanced Digital Video Tools & Techniques 120 Hrs.Video Editor Capstone 120 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 27-4032 for Video Editor at www.onetonline.org additional information includ-ing working conditions, physical requirements, knowl-edge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Video Editor, Digital Marketing Specialist, Video Production Assistant, Videogra-pher, Graphic Designer, Creative Services Specialist, Multimedia Specialist, Market-ing Assistant


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Digital Design

Fairview Campus

Career Option: Video EditorDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, iMovie and Adobe Premiere to edit raw video camera and audio footage into final products for viewing. Students master both non-linear computer editing techniques and real-time editing for professional digital video productions. Students also acquire skills in digital photography and learn copyright basics. They enhance web design and animation skills as they bring their ideas to life. The Digital Design course is unlike a traditional classroom setting because assignments are available online and through self-paced video training as well as individual and group projects completed in and out of the classroom. Students post their work to their own WordPress website as well as create an online and print portfolio.



For Admission Questions or To Schedule a Visit: Call NWTC at 580.227,3708.Download a brochure of all career options at www.nwtech.edu.


Fundamentals of Technology 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image Mgt. Techniques 120 Hrs.Digital Media Production 120 Hrs.Non-Linear Digital Editing 120 Hrs.Advanced Digital Video Tools & Techniques 120 Hrs.Video Editor Capstone 120 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 27-4032 for Video Editor at www.onetonline.org additional information includ-ing working conditions, physical requirements, knowl-edge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Video Editor, Digital Marketing Specialist, Video Production Assistant, Videogra-pher, Graphic Designer, Creative Services Specialist, Multimedia Specialist, Market-ing Assistant

INSTRUCTOR: Sharee’ Madsen, Instructor [email protected] VoTech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.3708




Career Option: Video ProducerDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe Premiere to edit raw video camera and audio footage into final products for viewing. Students master both non-linear computer editing techniques and real-time editing for professional digital video productions. Students also use tools and techniques to complete video-based projects for broadcast production. Students also acquire skills in digital photography and learn copyright basics. They enhance web design and animation skills as they bring their ideas to life. The Digital Design course is unlike a traditional classroom setting because assignments are available online and through self-paced video training as well as individual and group projects completed in and out of the classroom. Students post their work to their own WordPress website as well as create an online and print portfolio.



For Admission Questions or To Schedule a Visit: Call NWTC at 580.327.0344.Download a brochure of all career options at www.nwtech.edu. NWTC provides equal opportunities to all students without regard race, color, sex, pregnancy, gender, gender expression or identity, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, age, or genetic information in the operation of CTE programs, recruitment, admissions, financial aid or employment practices.


Fundamentals of Technology 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image Mgt. Techniques 120 Hrs.Digital Media Production 120 Hrs.Non-Linear Digital Editing 120 Hrs.Advanced Digital Video Tools & Techniques 120 Hrs.Broadcast Production 120 Hrs.Audio Production 120 Hrs.Non-Linear Digital Production 90 Hrs.Video Producer Capstone 120 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 27-4032 for Video Pro-ducer at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Video Producer, Video Editor, Digital Marketing Specialist, Video Production As-sistant, Videographer, Graphic Designer, Creative Services Specialist, Multimedia Specialist, Marketing Assistant


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Digital Design

Fairview Campus

Career Option: Video ProducerDESCRIPTION:In this career option, students use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe Premiere to edit raw video camera and audio footage into final products for viewing. Students master both non-linear computer editing techniques and real-time editing for professional digital video productions. Students also use tools and techniques to complete video-based projects for broadcast production. Students also acquire skills in digital photography and learn copyright basics. They enhance web design and animation skills as they bring their ideas to life. The Digital Design course is unlike a traditional classroom setting because assignments are available online and through self-paced video training as well as individual and group projects completed in and out of the classroom. Students post their work to their own WordPress website as well as create an online and print portfolio.



For Admission Questions or To Schedule a Visit: Call NWTC at 580.227.3708.Download a brochure of all career options at www.nwtech.edu. NWTC provides equal opportunities to all students without regard race, color, sex, pregnancy, gender, gender expression or identity, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, age, or genetic information in the operation of CTE programs, recruitment, admissions, financial aid or employment practices.


Fundamentals of Technology 120 Hrs.Multimedia & Image Mgt. Techniques 120 Hrs.Digital Media Production 120 Hrs.Non-Linear Digital Editing 120 Hrs.Advanced Digital Video Tools & Techniques 120 Hrs.Broadcast Production 120 Hrs.Audio Production 120 Hrs.Non-Linear Digital Production 90 Hrs.Video Producer Capstone 120 Hrs.







STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION (SOC Code):By utilizing the SOC Code: 27-1024 for Graphic De-signer at www.onetonline.org additional information including working conditions, physical requirements, knowledge skills and salary range can be found.


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:Video Producer, Video Editor, Digital Marketing Specialist, Video Production As-sistant, Videographer, Graphic Designer, Creative Services Specialist, Multimedia Specialist, Marketing Assistant

INSTRUCTOR: Sharee’ Madsen, Instructor [email protected] VoTech Drive, Fairview, OK 73737580.227.3708


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