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Northeast Metro 916 Career & Tech offers 20 programs that give high school students the competitive advantage of professional skills, industry certifications, and college credit (in many programs) that give students a head start toward postsecondary success while earning high school elective credit.
Students enrolled in 916 Career & Tech courses come from 13 school districts north and east of the Minneapolis/St Paul area and the coursework is a part of a student's normal school day. Students attend for 105 minutes and spend the remainder of their day at their home high school taking their required core classes.
Transportation is provided, as courses are held on the East Campus of Century College.
For more information and a complete listing of program offerings at 916 Career & Tech, please visit their website.
HOW TO REGISTER
Students interested in attending courses at 916 Career & Tech must register through their high school registration system.
RESOURCES
To register for 916 Career & Tech courses, you will need to sign up for all three sections. The course codes are found after the name of the course; please make sure you are adding in all three of those codes.
Below are the courses available with course descriptions, sorted by career pathway. Click on the course title to see an informational video about what that course is about. You can also see detailed information about each course on this one page guide or by looking at the 916 Career & Tech Course Guide.
If you have any questions about 916 Career & Tech, please contact:
Brynn McConnell | Career Navigator
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION
Course # 9750, 9751, 9752
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Be the boss, develop an entrepreneurial spirit, and build your business
Tell a story of branding and promotion through video and podcast mediums
Design, prototype, and launch advertising, sales, and public relations campaigns for a wide range of products, including travel
This course offers college credit.
IT Careers
IT Careers
Course # 9957, 9958, 9959
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
PC Hardware/Software: Build and Fix Technology
Python Programming: Write code and solve problems
Game Development: Create & Design Digital Worlds
Cyber Security: Defend and Secure digital information
This is a 1 or 2 year program and offers college credit.
COSMETOLOGY
COSMETOLOGY
Course # 9846, 9847, 9848
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Express individual creativity by providing a wide range of artistic hair, nail, and skincare services using the latest technology, trends, and name-brand products
Network with guest speakers and industry connections
Work in a simulated full-service salon and spa, performing services according to industry standards
This is a 1 or 2 year program and offers college credit. This program also counts towards cosmetology board hours.
Course # 9926, 9927, 9928
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Perform manicures, pedicures, facials, and skincare treatments
Design and create nail enhancements, nail art, and makeup fundamentals
Work in a simulated full-service salon and spa while performing services according to science and standards.
Explore skin analysis and product knowledge
Build a professional portfolio and develop career-readiness skills
This is a 1 or 2 year program and offers college credit. This program also counts towards cosmetology board hours.
ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING, & TECHNOLOGY
ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING, & TECHNOLOGY
Course # 9820, 9821, 9822
Grade Offered: 10, 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Jumpstart your future as an auto service technician. In this course you will experience working on cars, trucks, engines, brakes, electrical, body and dent repair/replacement, detailing, vinyl wrapping, welding, custom work, working on your own vehicle, and more.
Experience a real-life automotive shop environment, utilizing the same tools and equipment as professionals and see what interests you so you are more informed on picking your next step after high school graduation.
Work four days a week in the shop hands-on with only one day in the classroom.
Learn the basics of how to maintain and repair your car for a lifetime, saving your student tens of thousands of dollars.
Learn how to search, negotiate, and purchase a vehicle that meets the needs of the buyer.
Learn the difference between automotive insurance packages and what students need to think about when picking insurance. Learn how to register, title a vehicle, why and when you need to do these.
This is a 1 or 2 year program.
Course # 9823, 9824, 9825
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Maintain, repair, and fine-tune a wide range of vehicles alognside an ASE Master Technician in a full-service automotive center
Utilize the same advanced diagnostic and repair equipment as industry professionals to troubleshoot simple and complex systems
Optimize vehicle operation and performance using applied critical thinking and problem-solving skills
This is a 1 or 2 year program and offers college credit and ASE certifications.
Course # 9905, 9906, 9907
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Engage with industry leaders and employers to talk about current trends in the field and hiring
Get hands-on, real-world experience in the licensed trades of plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and solar/renewable energy.
Fast track yourself by attaining the skills and knowledge that lead to success in the post-secondary training or direct entry into the workforce.
Engage in construction trade hands-on activities
This program offers college credit and industry certifications.
Architecture & Construction Engineering
Architecture & Construction Engineering
Course # 9843, 9844, 9845
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Practical Safety Skills: Learning and applying jobsite safety protocols, safe operation of power tools, ladder safety, and hazard recognition.
Blueprint Reading and Interpretation: Gaining the ability to read, understand, and translate construction blueprints and plans into physical structures.
Essential Rough Carpentry Skills: Mastering fundamental techniques in framing walls, floors, and roofs. This includes accurate measuring, cutting various lumber types, utilizing proper fasteners, and constructing load-bearing components of a house.
Tool Proficiency and Maintenance: Developing competence with a range of hand and power tools common in residential construction (e.g., circular saws, drills, levels, hammers, tape measures). Students learn the correct, efficient, and safe use of these tools, along with basic maintenance.
Problem-Solving and Project Management: Cultivating the ability to troubleshoot issues that arise during construction and understanding the sequential steps and order of operations required to complete a multi-stage building project.
This is a 1 or 2 year program and offers college credit and industry certifications.
Metal Fusion
Metal Fusion
Course # 9891, 9892, 9893
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Welding using SMAW, MIG, TIG, Oxy-fuel, and Plasma cutting techniques
Cut, fit, and assemble metal projects from start to finish
Examine blueprints and project plans
Solve real-world fabrication challenges
Work as a team in a professional shop environment
Design creative metal projects and custom fabrications
This program can set students up for immediate employment in the welding industry.
HEALTH SCIENCES
HEALTH SCIENCES
Course # 9852, 9853, 9854
Grade Offered: 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Experience real-world dental settings through clinical observations with Dental Assisting Program at Century College and shadowing opportunities.
Explore dental career options and prepare for future dental opportunities.
Start Networking with dental professionals and experience the Largest Dental Convention located at the River Centre called Star of the North.
Hear from dental professionals and about career pathways in Dentistry.
Build knowledge of dental instruments, terminology, and clinical procedures.
This program offers college credit and industry certifications.
Course # 9855, 9856, 9857
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Experience the thrill of saving lives in real-world emergency situations where your actions can make a difference
Perform detailed medical and trauma patient assessments using advanced emergency equipment
Engage in ambulance ride-alongs, 911 call center job shadowing, and auto extrication
This program offers college credit and industry certifications.
MEDICAL CAREERS SERIES
Medical Careers Introduction & Nursing Assistant
Medical Careers Introduction & Nursing Assistant
Course # 9873, 9874, 9875
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Explore a variety of high demand, entry level careers in the healthcare industry
Engage in hands-on activities and learn from individuals in the field
Build the skills and knowledge necessary to provide patient care in healthcare settings
Enhance the quality of patients' lives by participating in clinical rotations in long-term care facilities
Develop skills and knowledge for industry certifications such as Basic Life Support and Certified Nursing Assistant
This program offers college credit and industry certifications.
Nursing Assistant & Phlebotomy
Nursing Assistant & Phlebotomy
Course # 9932, 9933, 9934
Grade Offered: 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Engage in hands-on activities and learn from individuals in the field
Develop skills and knowledge for industry certifications such as Basic Life Support
Build the skills and knowledge necessary to provide compassionate, patient-centered-care in health care settings
Enhance the quality of patients’ lives by participating in clinical rotations in long-term care facilities
This program offers college credit and industry certifications.
HUMAN SERVICES
HUMAN SERVICES
Course # 9849, 9850, 9851
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 6
Description: In this course, students will:
Learn and explore different roles in the Criminal Justice System.
Explore how state and federal laws work to keep people safe and analyze the causes and effects of criminal behavior.
Through guest speakers, network with a wide variety of Criminal Justice professions.
Experience critical response incidents through simulations
Create resumes and cover letters. Prepare for common interview questions
This program offers college credit and industry certifications.
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