PERSONALITY
Your strengths include
A. Hands-on, practical, hand-eye coordination, problem solver
B. Communication, patience, observant, creativity
C. Mechanical reasoning, troubleshooting, safety awareness
A. Automotive, Building Trades, Welding
B. Graphic Design, Criminal Justice, Health Occupations or Early Childhood Careers
C. IEM & Precision Machining
The Automotive program
A. provides an opportunity to earn 10 ASE certifications and covers 26 college credits.
B. has a new building, provides an opportunity to earn 10 ASE certifications, and covers 26 college credits.
C. has a new building and provides on opportunity to earn 10 ASE certifications.
B.
ASE-Brakes i ASE-Steering and Suspension i ASE-Engine Performance i ASE-Electrical i ASE – Maintenance and Light Repair i Various Ford Training Certificates i Various AC Delco Training Certificates
AUTO 118 Automotive Electrical Systems 3
AUTO 104 Introduction to Auto Technology 4
AUTO 102 Introduction to Automotive Industry 3 TECH 101 Technical Math 3
AUTO 113 Steering, Suspension & Wheels 5
AUTO 115 Automotive Brakes 5
AUTO 116 Automotive Electrical System Fundamentals 3
AUTO 118 Automotive Electrical Systems 3
The Health Occupations class
A. is only in class 1 day a week during the spring semester providing an opportunity for 16 college credit hours and 3 certifications.
B. is only in class 1 day a week during the spring semester.
C. provides the opportunity for 16 college credit hours to earn 3 certifications.
A.
NURS 114 Fundamentals of Nursing I 2
HEOC 119 Medical Terminology I 3
HEOC 152 Certified Nurse Assistant 6
HEOC 155 Certified Nurse Assistant Clinical 2
MATH 112 Intermediate Algebra 3
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) i CPR Certification i OSHA 10 - Healthcare
What is the most import consideration for admittance into SFCTC?
A.GPA
B. Attendance
C. Screening Scores
Attendance is important because
1. the CTC can't send workplace environments home.
2. it is the most requested employment skill by employers.
What is the 2024 Missouri median salary for automotive service technicians?
A. $65,660
B. $38,140
C. $51,260
$51,260
Your strengths include
A. being genuine, persistent, stable, conforming, practical
B. being committed, hardworking, supportive, and extremely reliable
C. being self-directed where challenges motivate.
A. Automotive, Building Trades, and Welding
B. Criminal Justice, Early Childhood, and Health Occupations
C. IEM, Graphic Design and Precision Machining
The Building Trades program
A. provides the opportunity to earn 2 certifications, 12 college credit hours, and the opportunity to work paid during the spring semester of your second year.
B. provides the opportunity to earn 2 certifications and 12 college credit hours.
C. the opportunity to work unpaid during the spring semester of your second year.
A.
OSHA 10-Hour Safety Certificate i Career Connections Level 1 i Career Connections Level 2 i Career Connections Level 3
CNST 145 Construction Methods I 3 Articulated
CNST 162 Construction Safety 3
CNST 146 Construction Methods II 3 Articulated
TECH 101 Technical Math
The IEM (Industrial Equipment Maintenance) program
A. provides an opportunity to earn 5 college credit hours with 2 certification.
B. provides an opportunity to obtaining an electrical foundation useful in many careers.
C. provides an opportunity to obtaining an electrical foundation useful in many careers with 15 college credit hours and 2 certifications.
C.
15 hours
TECH 101 Technical Math 3
IEM 102 Electric Fundamentals 3
IEM 104 Electrical Power 3
IEM 106 Industrial Mechanics 3
IEM 112 Control Circuit Troubleshooting 3
OSHA 10-Hour Safety Certificate i Certified Production Technician (CPT)
What is the lowest overall GPA recommended for CTC admission?
A. 3.0
B. 1.75
C. 2.0
C. 2.0
How many of the CTC programs are careers in the military? (Automotive, Building Trades, Criminal Justice, Early Childhood, Graphic Design, Health Occupations, IEM, Precision Machining, and Welding)
A. All 9 programs
B. 5 programs
C. 3 programs
A. All 9 programs
You enjoy
A. physical activities which require skill, strength and coordination
B. helping and developing others
C. activities that allow creative expression
A. Automotive, Building Trades, Precision Machining, Welding, and IEM
B. Early Childhood, Criminal Justice and Health Occupations
C. Graphic Design
The Criminal Justice program
A. is only for those who want to become a law enforcement officer.
B. provides the opportunity for 21 college credit hours.
C. provides the opportunity for 21 college credit and 100+ certifications.
C.
MATH 112 Intermediate Algebra 3
CJ 101 Introduction to Law Enforcement 3
CJ 102 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3
CJ 103 Traffic Safety 3
CJ 104 Criminal Investigation 3
CJ 105 Criminal Law 3
CJ 111 Introduction to Corrections 3
Police 1 Academy certificates i Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification i OSHA 10 - Public Safety: Law Enforcement, Corrections, Security
The Precision Machining program provides an opportunity to
A. work with Manual Machine Tools, Programming and Editing CNC Tools, Material Heat Treating, 3D Printing Technology, and Computer Aided Design (CAD) Programming.
B. earn 19 credit hours and multiple certifications in 4 certifying agencies. One class also counts for the SFCC Welding Program
C. All of the above.
C.
MACH 101 Intro to Machining 4
MACH 102 Lathe and Milling Machine Operations 4 MACH 111 Intro to CNC Machining Fall 4
MACH 134 Computer Aided Manufacturing 3
TECH 101 Technical Math 3
OSHA 10-Hour Safety Certificate i National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) Certifications i National Coalition of Certifications (NC3) Certifications i Haas Certifications
A. 8
B. 16
C. 20
B. 16
How many of the CTC programs continue toward an college degree program? (Automotive, Building Trades, Criminal Justice, Early Childhood, Graphic Design, Health Occupations, IEM, Precision Machining, and Welding)
A. All 9 programs
B. 5 programs
C. 3 programs
A. All 9 programs
Do you like to be outside the majority of the time?
A. Yes
B. No
A. Building Trades, Criminal Justice, Health Occupations and Welding
B. Automotive, Criminal Justice, Precision Machining, Early Childhood, Graphic Design, IEM and Health Occupations.
The Early Childhood program
A. certification cost is $425.
B. is only in class 2-3 days a week
C. is only in class 2-3 days a week, provides an opportunity to earn 17 college credits and an opportunity to earn the national CDA cost free.
C.
ECD 101 Intro to Early Childhood 3
ECD 103 Child Growth & Development 3
ECD 109 Observation & Planning Assessment 3
ECD 107 Child Nutrition, Health & Safety 3
HLTH 102 First Aid 2
MATH 112 Intermediate Algebra 3
Child Development Associate (CDA) National Certification i CPR Certification
The Welding program
A. provides the opportunity to walk a SFCC Commencement and has had a program graduate on Forged in Fire.
B. provides an opportunity for 37 college credit hours, multiple national certifications and working out during the second semester of the second year.
C. provides all of the above.
D. provides none of the above.
C.
OSHA 10-Hour Safety Certificate i AWS SENSE Program Certificate i NC3 Certifications
WELD 120 Shielded Metal Arc Welding I 3
WELD 126 Gas Metal/Flux Core Arc Welding I 3 WELD 116 Print Reading for Welders 3
WELD 114 Structural Layout and Fabrication 3
WELD 122 Shielded Metal Arc Welding II - Structural 3
WELD 128 Gas Metal/Flux Core Arc Welding II 3 CNST 162 Construction Safety 3
WELD 132 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding I 2
WELD 124 Shielded Metal Arc Welding III – Pipe 4 WELD 134 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding II 3
WELD 136 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding III 4
TECH 101 Technical Math 3
What skills do the screening exams cover?
A. Reading
B. Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide, and Measure
C. Basic Program Area Knowledge
D. All but C
D.
Auto - Workkeys Graphic Literacy and Bennett Mechanical
Building Trades, IEM, Precision Machining, and Welding - Workkeys Math
Graphic Design - Measuring and Drawing
Health - Reading
Early Childhood - Writing
Criminal Justice - Workkeys Graphic Literacy and Writing
What is the 2024 Missouri median salary for CNC Operators?
A. $69,880
B. $55, 960
C. $80,300
A. $69, 880
What work/life balance do you prefer?
A. Careers that involve balance between work and personal time allowing time for hobbies and interests.
A Automotive, Early Childhood Careers, Health Occupations, Graphic Design, IEM and Precision Machining.
B. Criminal Justice, Building Trades, and Welding
The Graphic Design program
A. provides one the opportunity to work during the spring semester of the second year.
B. provides an opportunity for 18 college credits working with state of the art technology including sublimation machines, banner printer, cameras, mac computers, and vinyl cutters.
C. provides an opportunity for 18 college credits working with state of the art technology including sublimation printer, banner printer, cameras, 24" IMAC computers. and the opportunity to work during the second semester of the second year.
C.
ART 160 Introduction to Graphic Design 3
CAPP 162 Desktop Publishing 3
WEB 103 Introduction to Web Development 3
WEB 118 Digital Imaging 3
WEB 119 Digital Illustration 3
MATH 112 Intermediate Algebra 3
18, 24" iMac computers
The Adobe Creative Cloud with software such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Animate, Aero, Premiere Pro and more!
A sublimation printer
A screen printing press
A Roland TrueVIS SG3-540 Printer/Cutter that prints and cuts on a variety of substrate, including window material, wraps, and heat transfer vinyl
An Enduralam3 large format cold laminator
3 Canon 90D DSLR camera with lighting equipment and backdrops
Why are CTC programs important to you?
A. Education transfers to many post secondary institutions.
B. Dual credit and Industry-recognized credentials allow for advance work placement.
C. All of the above.
C
Why are the current classes you are taking important?
A. Keeping you on track to graduate.
B. Preparing you with the skills necessary to succeed at the CTC.
C. All of the above
C
You must be on track to graduate and even PE tells us something about your success.
What is the Missouri median IEM salary?
A. $61, 090
B. $40, 070
C. $53, 270
C. $53, 270