Tech Prep is a sequenced program of study that usually begins in 11th grade and continues through two years of technical school or community college. Students enroll in programs that provide technical preparation in selected career fields, and they may receive technical school or college credit for work completed at the high school level. Having a plan shows that you and your parent or guardian have examined your options and decided on a course of study. Your parent or guardian and guidance counselor or advisor.
Many students find it helpful to plan for at least two years of study after high school.
To make sure you meet all the requirements to graduate and go on to technical school or college. If you change your mind, you will be prepared. The core curriculum and 3 units focused in a technical area with 1 additional unit in a related technical area. Three related courses in, for example, auto mechanics or computer-aided design with one additional course in a related technical area. The idea behind a technical major is for you to focus so that you will be prepared to continue your education after you graduate from high school.