Virginia Beach City Public Schools

Career and Technical Education
Virginia Beach Career and Technical Education
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Engineering and Technology Education
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Work and Family Studies
Other Resources
bullet Virginia's Workplace Readiness Skills
bullet Governor's CTE Exemplary Standards
bullet VBCPS TCE Fact Sheet PDF Document
bullet VBCPS TCE Industry Certification Report PDF Document
bullet General Advisory Council
bullet TCE Annual Report PDF Document
bullet Career and Academic Preparation Center
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Career and Technical Education Centers
bullet Advanced Technology Center
bullet Virginia Beach Career and Technical Education Center
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QUICK FACTS
  3,130 students passed   industry certifications last   year

  There are over 13,000 CTE   students in high school   programs

  There are over 13,000 CTE   students in middle school   programs

  Over 96% of CTE program   completers transition to   high education and other   training


Career and Technical Education

Virginia Beach City Public Schools' technical and career education (TCE) courses provide skills and knowledge for all students, whether they are considering careers after graduation from high school, pursuing higher education, or seeking a combination of both. TCE courses at the middle school level offer students numerous exploratory course opportunities, as well as two courses for high school credit. Following the links on the left, you will find both one- and two-year Technical and Career Education courses listed under: Business and Information Technology, Marketing Education, Technology Education, Trade and Industrial Education, Work and Family Studies, Advanced Technology Center and the Virginia Beach Technical and Career Center. Admission to both centers is competitive. Tenth-grade students complete the application process in February 2007. Program admission may vary for students in the 11th or 12th grade. To learn more or apply, visit the Advanced Technology Center or Virginia Beach Technical and Career Education Center Web sites. All of the program areas offer industry credentialing paid for by Virginia Beach City Public Schools.

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ATCAdvanced Technology Center
The Advanced Technology Center, located on the Virginia Beach campus of Tidewater Community College (TCC), offers students advanced education in one of three strands: Information Technology (IT), Telecommunications, and High Performance Manufacturing and Engineering. Courses include A+ Computer Repair, Computer Network Administrator, Cisco Networking Academy, Digital Design, Internet Web Professional, Windows Visual Basic, Advanced Programming—Visual Basic.net, Oracle Internet Academy, Telecommunications, Computer Aided Drafting and Design, Engineering Technology, and Modeling and Simulation. In addition, the Advanced Technology Center offers two off-site marketing programs—Classroom on the Mall at Pembroke Mall and Hotel Operations and Hotel Management at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.

Technical and Career Education CenterVirginia Beach Technical and Career Education Center
The Virginia Beach Technical and Career Education Center, located at 2925 North Landing Road, offers 23 occupational programs that prepare students for careers in the following high-demand technical fields: Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating; Auto Body and Paint Technology; Automotive Service Technology; Carpentry (Residential); Carpentry (Finish); Construction Technology; Cosmetology; Culinary Arts; Dental Assisting; Early Childhood Education; Electricity; Electronics; Landscape Design and Management; Legal Systems Administration; Masonry; Medical Systems Administration; Outdoor Power Equipment; Plumbing and Heating; Practical Nursing;  Public Safety; Television Communications and Production; Turf Management; and Welding.

Admission to both centers is competitive. Tenth-grade students complete the application process in February 2007. Program admission may vary for students in the 11th or 12th grade. To learn more or apply, visit the Advanced Technology Center  or Virginia Beach Technical and Career Education Center Web sites.


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