Select one of the following Career Programs for additional information and a detailed list of available career opportunities:

Business, Communications & Computers Cluster

• Academy of Finance and Business

• Business Technology

• Computer Network Administration

• Digital Media

• Graphic Arts

• Web and Print Technology

Construction Technologies Cluster

• Building Automation Systems (details to follow)

• Carpentry

• Electrical Trades

• General Construction

• Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning

• Industrial Mechanics / Millwright Technology

• Industrial Piping Systems (details to follow)

• Masonry

• Plumbing

• Sheet Metal Fabrication

• Welding / Fabrication Technology

Health Services Cluster

• Athletic Healthcare Services

• Biomedical Sciences and Allied Health

• Dental Assisting

• Emergency Medical Services

• Health Information Technology

• Medical Assisting

• Nursing Technology

Public and Consumer Services Cluster

• Cosmetology

• Culinary Arts

• Early Childhood Education

• Legal Administrative Assisting

• Production & Imaging Technology

Science, Energy and Drafting Technologies Cluster

• Academy of Manufacturing & Pre-Engineering

• Biotechnology

• Chemical Lab Technology

• Electronics

• Environmental Landscape Technology

• Structural Engineering

• Technical Drafting & Design

Transportation Cluster

• Auto Body

• Auto Technology

• Auto/Diesel Technology (details to follow)

• Aviation Technology 

• Engine Technology  

(Updated 8/03/12)

In addition to the required vocational and academic courses, students take a number of technical related courses to round out their programs of study. Click below to see a description of these course offerings:

Career Program Technical Related Courses:

Advanced CAD
Advanced Technology Applications
Anatomy/Physiology/Microbiology
Basic Blueprint Reading
Basic Drafting
Basic Welding
Business Ownership
Core Concepts in Construction
Electricity Fundamentals/Schematic Reading
Employment Seminar
Introduction to CAD Machining I
Machining II
Technology Applications

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Career Programs and locations listed are subject to change

Students who successfully complete vo-tech career programs can earn from 1 to 16 credit hours for college and/or advanced placement in apprenticeship programs. In addition, students can earn industry-recognized certifications and licenses. For information on specific post-secondary credits, visit Tech Prep Delaware at www.techprepdelaware.org, or call Tech Prep at 302-739-6163.

For a more detailed description of each career program offered in the New Castle County vo-tech high schools, click on the individual program links above.