Computerized Information Technology
- Business Management & Administration
- Financial Management & Accounting
- Full Charge Bookkeeper
- Administration & Information Support
- Administrative Assistant
- Information Technology
- Interactive Media
- Webmaster
Medical Office Technology
- Doctors' Offices
- Hospitals
- Nursing Homes
- Home Health Care Agencies
- Insurance Claims Departments
- Dental Clinics
- Chiropractic Clinics
- In-home Medical Transcription
Computer Repair and Networking
- Computer Service Technician
- Network Administrator
- Help Desk Support
- Cable Installer
- Information Technologies Consultant
- Sales Representative
- Business Machine Service Technician
- Computer Assembler
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Practical Nursing
- Hospital Nursing
- Clinics
- Nursing Homes
- Physician's Office
- Home Health Care
- Industrial Nursing
- School Nursing
- Public Health Nursing
Surgical Technology
- Hospital Surgery
- Trauma Centers
- Private Scrub Technician
- Free-Standing Surgical Centers
- Obstetrical and Delivery Areas
- Organ and Tissue Procurement
- Central Sterile
- Sales Representative
Health Careers Certification
- Home Health Care
- Long Term Care Facilities
- Medical Office
- EKG
- Laboratory
- Nursing
- Physical Therapy
- Sports Medicine/Athletic Training
- Radiology
- Veterinary Medicine
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Construction Trades Technology
- Carpentry
- Electrical
- Heat and Air Conditioning
- Plumbing
- City and State
- Self-Employment
- Tribal Government
- Construction Sites
- Home Builders
- Apartment Maintenance
Service Careers Technology
- Lawn Care Specialist
- Grounds Keeper
- Building Maintenance Worker
- Carpenter's Helper
- Housekeeper
- Institutional Janitor
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Did you know that if you are a high school graduate...
- Your average earnings will be $583/week or $2,332/month or $30,316/year if you are making $14.58 an hour...
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2006
- You will earn almost $10,000 more annually than a high school dropout...
- As a male with a college degree, you will earn almost $1 million ($945,670) more than the high school dropout...
- National Center for Education Statistics
- Your unemployment rate is 5.5% compared to a high school dropout at 8.5%...
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2003
- You can enlist in the military...
- You are one of 76% of Oklahoma learners to graduate from high school...
- National Center for Educational Statistics, 2006
Oklahoma CareerTech Facts
Oklahoma CareerTech graduates add $2 billion annually to the state's economy.
- CareerTech graduates earn and save more money during a lifetime than those with only a high school diploma.
- The entry wage of CareerTech Graduates is about 15% higher than high school graduates.
- CareerTech graduates are hired sooner and advance quicker in their careers than those with only a high school education.
Oklahoma CareerTech students are enrolled in 30,000 college credit hours this semester.
- CareerTech and Oklahoma Higher Education have teamed up to encourage more students to pursue college degrees.
- CareerTech high school students can earn high school and college credit simultaneously.
- More than 4,000 high school and adult CareerTech students are earning highly affordable and transferable college credits.
- Earning college credit at a technology center saves time and money for both students and parents.
50% of Oklahoma high school students take CareerTech classes.
- 75,000 students are learning important leadership skills as members of CareerTech student organizations: FFA,
FCCLA, SkillsUSA, TSA, BPA, HOSA and DECA.
- CareerTech students can "jump-start" their careers by learning industry-valued skills and earning industry certifications.
- CareerTech high school students are encouraged to continue their education at colleges and technology centers.
Oklahoma CareerTech System increased profitability for over 6,300 state companies in 2006.
- CareerTech Business and Industry Services help companies increase sales, improve productivity, reduce costs and expand operations.
- CareerTech helped Oklahoma companies secure more than $442 million in contracts through the Oklahoma Bid Assistance Network.
- CareerTech provided $4.7 million in start-up training through the Training for Industry Program (TIP).
- CareerTech is an incentive for companies to locate in Oklahoma and provided training for 11,000 new jobs in 2006.
Your Sound Investment | CareerTech's Solid Return
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