Business | Industrial Technology | Health Occupations | Human Services
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| Petaluma High School | Articulation | SRJC | |||||
| 9th | 10th | 11th | 12th | "B" or better | 1st Yr. | 2nd Yr. | |
| Pathway | Auto 1 | Auto 2 | Auto 3 | Auto 4 | 1 year of high school Auto course meets the Prerequisite for AUTO 54 |
Auto 54 Brakes, Steering & Suspension AUTO 56 Auto Electrical System |
Auto 52 Engine Performance |
| Pathway | Metal 1 | Metal 2 | Metal 3 | Metal 4 | 1 year of high school Metal course waives MACH 51A |
Auto 53 Power Flow Transmission & Drive Axles WELD 70A Basic Welding |
Mach 51A Beginning Machine Tool Technology AUTO 51 Automotive Engines |
| Pathway | Drafting /CAD |
Welding | Ag Welding |
Internship/ Job |
1 year of AG Welding waives WELD 70A Algebra 1 waives IED 90A |
IED 90A Technical Math |
* Tech Elective |
| High School Core Academics Requirements | |||||||
Math Science Social Science English Other |
2 Years 2 Years 3 Years 4 Years 2 Years of Physical Ed., Electives |
Suggested *Tech Electives - |
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| Why not go for that Associate Degree? Having that degree will put you in a position to advance professionally as well as educationally. You will have a competitive edge over technicians without degrees and you will be ready to transfer to a 4-year college for further education. Career Information |
To earn an Associate Degree, you will need to complete at least 22 units of general education. Questions to ask yourself: What do Auto Techs earn locally? What''s the work environment like? What skills would I need? |
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