About CareerTech
How many school districts attend CT?
What is...6?
How can CareerTech help you jump start your pathway to college?
What is...learn program knowledge and provide college credits for free or at low cost?
What is co-op?
What is...a paid work experience--going to work for an employer instead of coming to CT?
What 4 factors are considered when students apply to CareerTech?
What is...Grades, Attendance, Discipline and a personal interview?
What grade do you begin attending CT?
What is...10th?
What is a skill?
What is..."the ability to do something well; expertise.
What is...50%?
Beginning in what grade can students apply to CT?
What is... 9th grade. September 1-January 10
What uniforms do CT students wear?
What are..."career appropriate" uniforms?
What is one thing you should consider when thinking about your future career?
What is...What am i good at? What do I like to do? What are my talents?
Why would an employer choose to hire a co-op student?
What is...they can train them how they want to?
Where can you find more detailed information about specific programs?
What is...CT website at www.franklinctc.com?
How much do you have to pay to attend CT?
What is...nothing? There are some out-of-pocket costs.
Most employers are looking for their employees to have both skills training and what?
What is...college education?
What are some differences between CT classrooms and your classrooms?
What is...CT has animals, tractor trailers, hospital beds, high-lifts, hands-on training, etc.?
Why are students interviewed after applying to CareerTech?
What is...to make sure the program they chose aligns with their career goals?
Can I attend CareerTech and and still play a sport?
How can CareerTech help students that plan to go to college after graduation?
What is...students learn information about the program of study and can also earn college credits.
Name 2 of our most popular programs?
What is...Vet Assisting, Diesel Mechanics, Welding, or Cosmetology
What should you do if you change your mind about coming to CareerTech?
What is...contact your high school counselor.