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SLearning a skill is just half the formula for success in the work place. To help our students excel in all aspects of their job experience, Northeast Tech also offers memberships in several national student organizations:

• Business Professionals of America (BPA)• SkillsUSA• Family, Career & Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)• Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA)• National Technical Honor Society (NTHS)

Not only do these organizations allow their members to hold office, they teach teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving through on-campus and community service projects. Students also have the opportunity to participate in local, district, state and national skill contests.

Participation in student organizations is a fun, memorable way for students to connect with peers from across the state.

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SHOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO ATTEND NORTHEAST TECH? High school students receive FREE tuition to Northeast Tech. Full-time adult students who live within Northeast Tech’s service area will only pay $1,000 per semester plus a supply fee of $75 each semester. Financial aid is available for adults who qualify.

ARE NORTHEAST TECH STUDENTS SUCCESSFUL IN FINDING JOBS? Northeast Tech has a placement rate of 95%. That means 95% of Northeast Tech graduates find a job or continue their education to get the career they want. Students who complete our programs earn wages that range from $9-$47 per hour, depending on their trade.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO COMPLETE A CAREER PATHWAY? Full-time classes are held during the day from 8:30 – 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 – 3:30 p.m. High school students may attend either session, and adults may attend either or both sessions. Individuals wanting to enroll full-time can finish a Career Pathway in about one year. High school students can finish in a one or two-year period depending on the Career Pathway.

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MORGAN SHAWVERCOLCORD | ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

Morgan Shawver is a multi-sport athlete at Colcord High School, and he’s also active in FFA, FCA and the Indian Club. In addition to his many extra-curricular activities, Shawver is also planning for his future as an electrician by attending Northeast Tech.

“I enjoy the ability to have the hands-on learning experience,” Shawver said. “I have an amazing instructor who really helps me out a lot, too.”

GRACE ORTERYCLAREMORE SEQUOYAH | HEALTH CAREERS

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PROFILENortheast Tech is part of the Oklahoma CareerTech system, and serves the citizens of northeast Oklahoma.

ESTABLISHED1973

NUMBER OF STUDENTS1,411

NUMBER STAFF185

CAMPUS LOCATIONSAfton, Claremore, Kansas & Pryor

JOB PLACEMENT RATE95%

CAREER PATHWAYS OFFERED30

PROGRAM COMPLETION RATE90%

TUITION COSTFree for high school students; adults pay $1,000 per semester; plus $75 fee each semester

DISTRICT MISSIONPreparing Individuals for Successful Careers

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application from your high school counselor or a Northeast Tech student advisor.

2 Submit required documentation: a high school transcript, attendance records, test scores, GED, etc. Admission continues until all spaces are filled in each of Northeast Tech’s programs.

3 Complete the interview process for your program of choice. Interviews are in February, but appointments can be made by calling any of the campuses.

4 Notification of acceptance begins in March, and applicants who are not accepted due to space limitations may be placed on a waiting list.

At Claremore Sequoyah, Grace Ortery is an active student who plays soccer and participates in both student council and the National Technical Honor Society. She enrolled at Northeast Tech to determine which medical career most interests her.

“I want to pursue a job in the medical field and this was a great opportunity to help me learn more about that and possibly help me get a job,” she said. “It’s a great place to be to help you decide what you want to do later on down the road.”

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Animation - Work with computers to bring life, energy and movement to characters and information.

Auto Collision Repair Technology - Use technical artistry to reconstruct damaged automobile bodies.

Auto Service Technology - Learn to inspect and repair engines, electrical, AC, brakes, steering and suspension systems.

Business Administration - Enjoy a choice of business administration, graphic design and marketing majors.

CNC Machining - Use advanced computer technology to manufacture unique products for a wide range of industries.

Computer & Network Technician - Master the essential concepts of routing, switching and network operations of complex systems.

Computer Programming - Work independently or in teams to design, install & troubleshoot computer and network systems.

Construction Trades - Receive hands-on training in the areas of framing, roofing, siding, trimwork and blueprint reading.

Cosmetology - Experience a full-service interactive salon environment that will prepare you for the State Board exam.

Culinary Arts - Create gourmet foods, cakes and pastries with artistic presentation for upscale events, casual dining or your culinary business.

Diesel & Heavy Equipment - Learn how to properly maintain and repair engines, steering, electrical and drive train systems.

Digital Photography- Train with cameras, lighting, and editing software to learn the latest techniques in modern photography.

Electrical Technology - Receive training in residential, commercial and industrial electricity or robotics.

Fiber Optics & Telecommunications - Acquire skills such as pulling, terminating, and testing of various types of cabling & fiber optics.

Fire Alarms/Security Systems - Gain skills with networks, electricity/wiring, audio/video and security systems.

Game Design - Storyboard, design and produce unique 2D and 3D animations, computer graphics, characters and environments.

AFTONPO Box 219Afton, OK 74331(918) 257-8324Student Advisors: Diane HamptonTobie Gatewood

KANSASPO Box 30Kansas, OK 74347(918) 868-3535 Student Advisor: Kathie Benson

PRYORPO Box 825Pryor, OK 74362(918) 825-5555 Student Advisors: Willie NgTaylar Odle

CLAREMORE1901 N. Hwy 88Claremore, OK 74017(918) 342-8066Student Advisor: Paula Reed

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Northeast Technology Center is an equal opportunity educational institution.

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High school students receive FREE tuition to Northeast Tech. Full-time adult students who live within Northeast Tech’s service area will pay $1,000 per semester plus a $75 fee per semester. Financial aid is available for adults who qualify, and the most common forms of financial aid for Northeast Tech students are Pell grants and the 13th Year Tuition Waiver. To apply for financial aid, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which can be obtained at any of Northeast Tech’s campuses or online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. The 13th Year Tuition Waiver is available the year following a student’s high school graduation. The waiver covers the cost of tuition for 1,050 hours of instruction. To find out if you are eligible to receive this scholarship, contact a student advisor at any Northeast Tech campus.

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Geographic Information Systems - Train with software designed to capture, analyze, manage, and present spatial or geographic data.

Graphic Design - Use artistic vision to design and produce creative projects from concept to completion with Adobe Creative software.

Health Careers - Explore both simulated and clinical settings to experience a “real world” environment within the healthcare field.

Medical Office Assistant - Learn the coding skills and business practices necessary to work in a medical office.

Marine Service Technology - Acquire the skills and competencies to repair boats and become a marine technician.

Mobile App Development - Develop the programming skills needed for creating custom mobile applications.

Mobile Electronics - Learn to install and repair after-market electronics in automobiles.

Motion Graphics Artist - Train with cutting-edge technology and software used in making animations and videos.

Occupational Services - Explore the areas of hospitality & floriculture.

Practical Nursing (adults only) - Contribute to the health of patients and prepare for the NCLEX-PN to become a licensed LPN.

Pre-Engineering - Explore a classroom filled with the latest design software, cutting-edge equipment, and project-based tasks.

Service Careers - Learn the basics of practical trades such as carpentry, masonry, plumbing, maintenance & custodial services.

UAS Drone Pilot - Explore careers made possible by emerging applications with unmanned aircraft systems, or drones.

Video Production - Develop creative talents using professional studio equipment to produce videos from concept to completion.

Web Design - Produce source code for interactive web applications and create original content for dynamic websites.

Welding & Metal Fabrication - Design, engineer and weld together unique products to solve manufacturing challenges.

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