Biotechnology Program
Overview
The Biotechnology program helps students build strong science and math skills for college and future careers in laboratory and research fields. Students explore advanced topics in biology and chemistry while learning how to safely use lab tools, follow procedures, and collect and study data. The program focuses on real-world lab work, preparing students for hands-on careers in health care, agriculture, or environmental science. Graduates will be ready for entry-level lab jobs or to continue their education in science and biotechnology.
What You’ll Learn
- Science and math skills needed for bioscience programs
- Advanced biology and chemistry topics
- Lab techniques and procedures
- How to operate and maintain lab equipment
- Lab safety rules and best practices
- How to analyze data and share results through writing, speaking, and visuals
Hands-On Experience
Students in this program spend time in lab settings doing real experiments. They learn how to follow safety rules, use lab tools, and work carefully. Students also practice solving problems and sharing their results with others. The program prepares students for college and entry-level science jobs.
Employment Opportunities
After graduation with two years of college or training:
- Biological lab technician
- Agricultural technician
- Chemical technician
Earning Potential Range:
Students in this field can earn between $26.07 and $26.67 per hour, depending on the job and experience.
Locations:
| School Emblem | School Name | Title | Instructor Names |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
ST. GEORGES TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL | Instructors: |
Ms. Danya Espadas Ms. Nicole Haas |