New Program Now Available!
High school juniors and seniors are able to enroll in our Dental Laboratory Assisting program and complete the program in two years attending CTC part-time each year. For more information go to the Dental Laboratory Assisting page.
ATTENTION: CCPS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS:
- Are you a high school student hoping to gain career skills before you graduate?
- Have you considered trying to earn industry certifications that will allow you to earn more and/or gain articulated college credit at Florida’s state colleges?
CTC offers a wide variety of programs for high school students. Check out our Dual Enrollment programs and get a jump start on meeting your career goals!
What CTC programs are open to high school students?
| Open to Rising 10th Graders: |
| ____ Aerospace Tech & Aviation (ERAU) |
____ Automotive Service Technology |
| ____ Carpentry |
____ Commercial Foods & Culinary Arts |
| ____ Computer Systems & Information Technology |
____ Digital Design |
| ____ Drafting |
____ Health Science 1 & 2 (PCHS midday) |
| Open to Rising 11th Graders: |
| ____ Aerospace Tech & Aviation (ERAU) |
____ Automotive Service Technology |
| ____ Carpentry |
____ Commercial Foods & Culinary Arts |
| ____ Computer Systems & Information Technology |
____ Criminal Justice Operations |
| ____ Drafting |
____ Digital Design |
| ____ Early Childhood Education |
____ Emergency Medical Responder |
| ____ Game Simulation & Animation/Programming |
____ Health Science 1 & 2 (PCHS midday) |
| ____ Medical Assisting |
____ Nurse Assisting (Semester Or Full Year) |
| ____ Practical Nursing |
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| Open to Rising 12th Graders: |
| ____ Aerospace Tech & Aviation (ERAU) |
____ Automotive Service Technology |
| ____ Carpentry |
____ Commercial Foods & Culinary Arts |
| ____ Computer Systems & Information Technology |
____ Cosmetology (fulltime only) |
| ____ Criminal Justice Operations |
____ Dental Aide |
| ____ Digital Design |
____ Drafting |
| ____ Early Childhood Education |
____ Emergency Medical Responder |
| ____ Firefighting I & II (partnered with Englewood Fire; evenings & weekends 1st semester only) |
| ____ Game Simulation & Animation/Programming |
____ Medical Assisting |
| ____ Nurse Assisting (Semester Or Full Year) |
____ Practical Nursing |
Dual Enrollment FAQs
When to apply?
High school students are encouraged to apply to CTC through our online application for the upcoming fall enrollment during their high school’s regular course registration dates (usually in Jan. – March.). Accepted students are notified in the spring (usually by April 1st).
How are students selected?
CTC selects high school students for dual enrollment in the spring based on specific program criteria which include: academic course history, grade point average, FCAT scores, attendance record, and faculty recommendations. Selected students are required to complete and return CTC registration materials and attend a mandatory Orientation Session. Parents are encouraged to attend the Orientation Session as well.
What times are dual classes?
Students attend CTC as part of their normal school day during one of three session times:
AM: 7:45-9:25am, MID-DAY: 10:35-12:05pm, or PM: 12:45- 2:25pm
Most students earn 3 credits each school year applied as electives towards their high school graduation requirements. Some courses fulfill the practical/fine arts credit requirement. Students typically earn 300 clock hours each school year that can be applied to the postsecondary program if the student is unable to finish the program while in high school.
Is transportation provided?
All Duals ride their normal school bus to their home high school and then bus transportation is provided for students who attend CHS and LBHS for the am and pm sessions. Students from PCHS walk to and from CTC except the pm students are provided transportation home from CTC.
Parking passes are available if students choose to drive.
Students are responsible for their own transportation in any programs that require them to be off campus such as clinicals, externships, and internships.
What are the costs?
There is no cost to high school students for tuition, textbooks, and lab fees. Students are responsible for uniform costs and any required background checks, health requirements, and industry certifications for specific programs. Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify.
How do I get more information?
Please contact Michelle Wier, Career Specialist, at 941-255-7500, ext. 179 or at michelle_wier@ccps.k12.fl.us. Also, visit our website at www.charlottetechcenter.com to browse program offerings and learn more.
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