Graduates may also enter into employment following graduation since students in grade 12 will receive 75 hours of instruction toward preparation for state testing as a nurse assistant. Students will be trained in medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, chemistry, appropriate medical practice, occupational exploration, computer technology and research in the medical field, and communications. Guidelines for admission to this program are available from your guidance counselor. The program includes study in such areas as software applications, computer programming, entrepreneurship and employability skills. Advanced communication skills are emphasized and enhanced through utilization of the Internet.
Instruction is centered around real-world problem solving and applications.
The Automotive Tech Prep program, housed at Timken High School, prepares students to be high tech automotive engineering technicians. Job opportunities and career options in the automotive service industry are growing as rapidly as the amount of new technology found in today's vehicles. This program provides students with the skills to become professionally competent in automotive diagnostic procedures and engine performance operation and repair. Students learn to become problem solvers through application of enhanced academics and specifically designed experiences. Related Course Successful graduates from this program will be prepared to enter into a two year program at a technical college or a four year college or university program for majors in health information technology or medical laboratory technology, but are not limited to these majors.