- Syosset Central School Dist
- Occupational Education
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JOB PLACEMENT
Occupational education programs prepare high school youth for entry into the world of work and continued post-secondary education. The classes simulate industry and business settings. The teachers all have considerable experience in their trades and professions and provide instruction that includes the related theory of the occupations as well as the practical shop or laboratory work and procedures. In this way, each student is well-prepared to secure his/her first full-time position in the occupational field of choice. The instructors and placement counselors at the occupational education centers, in cooperation with the home school counselors, will help each student identify programs that match his/her interest and ability. Part-time jobs are also available during the school year and summer vacation.
CERTIFICATION
Certificates of Completion are awarded each June to students who successfully complete the program. These are useful in acquiring employment or in gaining entrance into post-secondary programs.
TRANSPORTATION
Bus transportation is available. Students are not allowed to drive cars to the occupational education centers without prior written permission of parents and the home school.
STUDENT EXPENSES
Work shoes and uniforms are required in some programs.
SCHOOL DAY
Students who attend Occupational Education programs will spend four periods at the Occupational Education Center and five periods at Syosset High School taking English, social studies, physical education, and other courses needed to complete graduation requirements.
Typical schedules are as follows:
Occupational Education periods 1 - 5; return to Syosset High School for periods 6 - 9
Syosset High School periods 1 - 5; leave for Occupational Education periods 6 - 9
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Occupational Education Programs
The following course listings are subject to change based on demand as indicated by student enrollment. Related courses offered at Syosset High School in Technology, Business, and Family and Consumer Science are an excellent introduction to many of the Occupational Education Programs. Your counselor can assist you in identifying related electives at the high school.
JOSEPH M. BARRY CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION CENTER COURSE OFFERINGS
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BUSINESS/INFORMATION SERVICES
Business Service Skills
Retail Skills -
HEALTH SERVICES
Personal Trainer, Exercise Science and Sports Medicine
Dental Assisting
Health Skills
Medical Assisting
Nurse Assisting
Pharmacy Technician
Physical Therapy Aide -
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Advanced Manufacturing: 3D-CAD-CNC Robotics
Auto Collision Technician
Auto Skills
Automotive Technology
Aviation Operations
Carpentry
Computer Technology
Computer Network Technology
Network Cabling Technician/Home Technology Integration
Construction Electricity
Construction Trades
Construction Trades Skills
Green Technology & Alternative Energy
Plumbing
Power Sports and Small Engine Repair
Small Engine Repair Skills
Welding -
HUMAN AND PUBLIC SERVICES
Barbering Technician
Child Development
Cosmetology
Cosmetology Skills
Culinary Arts
Culinary Arts Skills
Police Science and Criminal Justice -
NATURAL AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
Animal Care
Animal Care Skills
Horse Science & Management
Veterinary Science -
ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Audio Production
Computer Game Design and Programming Skills
Digital Design
Fashion Design Technology
Video Production and Digital Film Making -
ACADEMIC COURSES
College Prep Math
English Language Arts-Regents
Health Education
Marine Science
Physical Education – Grade 12 Only
U.S. History - Regents