WorksheetsUnits 1 & 2 review
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 38mins
CEC stands for (a) (b) (c)
What type of school is the CEC?
A trade/vocational school
A normal high school
A community college
A university
CTE stands for (a) and (b) (c)
CTE are (a)
Select whether you CAN or CAN NOT take each class at the CEC. Math- (a) Welding- (b) Cosmetology- (c) History- (d) English- (e)
What are the 9th grade CTE introduction classes called?
Beginning Classes
Starting Classes
Opening Classes
Principles Classes
Match the Endorsement with its definition.
allows students to take classes in science, technology, engineering, and math.
S.T.E.M.
allows students to take classes from the Human Services, Health Sciences, Education, Law, Public Safety, Government, and Military
Public Service
allows students to take Classes in the Arts, Foreign Language, Social Studies, History, and certain English classes.
Arts & Humanities
allows students to take various classes from other endorsements, as well as AP & Dual Credit classes, to qualify for graduation.
Multidisciplinary Studies
allows students to take classes in Agriculture, Architecture, Construction, Audio Visual Tech, Business, Finance, Hospitality, IT, Manufacturing, Marketing, Transportation, and Journalism/Debate.
Business & Industry
Put the Timeline of Events in Order
Students begin to explore different careers interests and learn about the endorsements in their “Career Explorations” Class
Students must pick an endorsement and plan their 9th grade schedule in their "College & Career Prep" Class
Students begin taking "Principles" classes in their endorsement area
Students can take AP (Advanced Placement) classes
Students receive their diploma and certifications earned throughout their high school career
Match the Class to the Endorsement
Plant Science
Business & Industry
Cosmetology
Public Service
History
Arts & Humanities
Algebra
STEM
Match the Class to the Endorsement
Construction
Business & Industry
Nursing
Public Service
Theater
Arts & Humanities
Biology
STEM
Match the Class to the Endorsement
Architecture
Business & Industry
Law Enforsement
Public Service
Spanish
Arts & Humanities
Video Game Design
STEM
Match the Class to the Endorsement
Plumbing
Business & Industry
Education
Public Service
Art
Arts & Humanities
Engineering
STEM
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Electrical
Business & Industry
Medical Assisting
Public Service
Band
Arts & Humanities
Geometry
STEM
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Marketing
Business & Industry
Pharmacy Tech
Public Service
Orchestra
Arts & Humanities
Physics
STEM
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Graphic Design
Business & Industry
JROTC
Public Service
Piano
Arts & Humanities
Robotics
STEM
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Automotive
Business & Industry
Counseling & Mental Health
Public Service
Choir
Arts & Humanities
Computer Programming
STEM
Typically small, usually only offering associate's degrees, and sometimes include vocational programs
Community College
Larger than community colleges but smaller than most universities. Offer at least a bachelor's degree
College
Usually larger than colleges. They offer bachelor's degrees and must offer at least one graduate level program (master's or doctoral)
University
How long does each degree typically take?
Associate's Degree
2 years
Bachelor's Degree
4 years
Master's Degree
6 years
Doctoral Degree
8 years
(a) are given by the government, (b) are usually given for merits like grades or sports, and (c) are borrowed from banks and must be paid back after you graduate.
The term "Post" means
(a) and "Secondary" is referring to (b)
Match the following scenarios
Taking cosmetology at the CEC
Vocational Training
Getting a Bachelor's degree in History
College
Working for a plumbing company and getting paid to learn the job
On the Job Training
Match the following scenarios
Taking automotive technology at the CEC
Vocational Training
Getting an Associate's degree in Dental Hygiene
College
Getting an internship at a company to gain experience.
On the Job Training
Match the following scenarios
Taking nursing classes at the CEC
Vocational Training
Getting a Master's degree in psychology
College
Getting an apprenticeship with an electrical business to learn from a master electrician
On the Job Training
Match the following terms and definitions
Learning a career at a trade or vocational school
Vocational Training
Gaining knowledge about several subjects in a classroom setting
College
Learning and performing job tasks while getting paid
On the Job Training
Price, finishing faster, and smaller class sizes are all reasons to choose (a) over a traditional (b)
What is a certification?
A document that proves you completed a set amount of school or training.
A driver's license
A degree or diploma
All of the above
Match the following terms to the definitions
someone who knows how to work with technical equipment
Technician
a skilled person who creates things by hand
Artisan
a person who works in a trade
Tradesman
a person who has advanced college degrees
Scholar
