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PHS Career Pathways
Career Pathways are broad groupings of careers that share similar
characteristics and whose employment requirements call for many common
interests, strengths and competencies. The desired outcomes of Career
Preparation are student achievement and ultimate success in a career(s) of
choice. 1.
Remain in the same career pathway throughout high school;
Choices of Pathway and Subject emphasis are subject to change due to
student, staff and employer demand in the future.
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Agriculture
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Agriculture
employs over 15% of the work force in the United States. Approximately 10%
of the professional jobs in this career pathway go unfilled each year due to
the lack of qualified applicants. College graduates with a focus on
agriculture are needed for nearly 48,000 positions. Many of tomorrow’s jobs
in agriculture have not been imagined. It is an exciting, challenging and
dynamic career field.
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Arts, Media & Entertainment
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Specialized
occupations in this industry are emerging due to the increased use of
computers to bring together text, graphic art, sound and animation. People
need the ability to work as a team member, communicate ideas clearly, use
the computer tools required to complete the project and continually update
skills by learning new tools and techniques.
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Business
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The world of
work is rapidly changing. Employers need people to help them be productive
in a global marketplace. New skills are necessary for the 21st century.
Employees are expected to contribute ideas, be team players, and communicate
effectively in a technical world. In the 21st century, almost half of all
workers will be business owners, or will operate home-based businesses.
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Engineering Technology
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What keeps the
modern world running? Technology! Our lives are filled with technology
and that means all of the machines, appliances, and gadgets and all of
the things they do, or produce. Each is the vision of a designer and the
product of an engineer. And for every bit of technology we use or create,
there are people that make the technology work and keep on working.
Employers need individuals who know how things work, what makes something
tick and how to make it better.
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Health Careers
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Choosing a
Health Career is a prescription for success. The opportunities and benefits
offered by the health care industry are numerous, with more than 300
different careers from which to choose. Of these, approximately 41% require
professional level preparation, 33% require technical level preparation, and
26% require assistant level preparation.
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Home Economics Careers & Technology
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Students gain a
head start in the job market by preparing for hundreds of career fields in
this pathway. These exciting careers combine technical and scientific
product knowledge with leadership skills.
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Public & Human Services
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The Public & Human Services Pathway offers training for students
interested in a variety of careers; from
preschool teachers to police officers, safety inspectors to social workers,
there are many opportunities available that are as challenging as they are
rewarding.
Students will work with a variety of
leaders within Woodland and Yolo County to obtain the knowledge and skills
necessary to succeed in careers including teaching, counseling, childcare,
social work, translating, and human resources.
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