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Because Giving Yourself Options and Career Advantages is a Good Thing!
Because Giving Yourself Options and Career Advantages is a Good Thing!
Exploring and utilizing any number of the CTE Pathways can help shape your future after high school. Engaging in one of the pathways might inspire you to follow a particular major in college; or you may decide that jumping into a career right out of high school is a better choice for you. Either way, the CTE Pathways can help you succeed in the professional world by:
Helping you earn credits in dual credit classes
Giving you an early advantage in a career before you graduate
Building up a resume that looks great to employers and college admissions
Providing a potentially debt free career path that yields high earnings
Teaching you professional skills through real-time experiences in the local workforce
Look below at some of the many benefits that can come from following a CTE Pathway into an internship
CTE Pathways, Courses, Jobs and Earning Potential
CTE Pathways, Courses, Jobs and Earning Potential
This table lists our CTE pathways, examples of related high school courses, the range of degrees and certificates needed to access jobs in the particular field, examples of jobs in the pathway, and the range of earning potential in Montana. This information was retrieved from https://www.mus.edu/mcp/arts.html.
Jump Start Your Career
Jump Start Your Career
According to the Montana Registered Apprenticeship program, registered apprentices benefit from:
High paying jobs
Full-time employment
Earn while you learn
Hands-on training by those in the field
Little to no debt upon completion!!!
Sought After Skills
Sought After Skills
Through the CTE pathways and Work-Based Learning you will:
Have on-the-job training
Earn industry credentials through your high school courses, dual credit courses, early college courses, and in trainings offered by employers
Earn More Money!
Earn More Money!
Apprentices who continue on into their chosen career earn an average of $63,000 annually, which is $20,000 higher than the Montana average wage according to the Montana Registered Apprenticeship program!
After a 30 year career, that's $600,000 dollars more, and it doesn't even account for raises over the course of one's career!
You'll start earning a paycheck on day 1 of your apprenticeship, or possibly your pre-apprenticeship.
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