• Earn Silver, Gold, or Platinum on the WIN Assessment

• Earn a scale score of 31 or higher on the ASVAB

• Be a CTE completer with an industry credential

• Successfully complete a state work-based learning program

horticulture

Class #1: Agricultural Science and Technology

Class #2: Agricultural Mechanics and Technology

Class #3: Introduction to Horticulture

Class #4: Nursery, Greenhouse, and Garden Center Technology

Plant and animal systems

Class #1: Agricultural Science and Technology

Class #2: Agricultural Mechanics and Technology

Class #3: Small Animal Care

Class #4: Farm Animal Production (Offered in '26-'27)

Web and digital communications

Class #1: Fundamentals of Web Page Design and Development

Class #2: Advanced Web Page Design and Development

Class #3: Digital Media Marketing (Offered in '26-'27)

General Management

Class #1: Fundamentals of Web Page Design and Development

Class #2: Accounting I*

Class #3: Entrepreneurship*

Accounting

Class #1: Fundamentals of Web Page Design and Development

Class #2: Accounting I*

Class #3: Accounting II

Class #4: Entrepreneurship* OR Advanced Personal Finance*

Family Consumer Sciences

Class #1: CHOOSE ONE - Family Consumer Science I OR Food and Nutrition OR Child Development I

Class #2: CHOOSE ONE - Family Consumer Science I OR Food and Nutrition OR Child Development I or II (Offered in '25-'26 and '27-'28)

Class #3: Fashion Design/Apparel Construction I OR Advanced Personal Finance* OR Fundamentals of Computing

Health science

Class #1: Health Science I

Class #2: Health Science II

Class #3: Medical Terminology OR Introduction to Behavioral Health OR Health Science, Human Structure, Function, and Disease

Project Lead the Way

Class #1: PLTW - Intro to Engineering

Class #2: PLTW - Principles of Engineering

Class #3: PLTW - Environmental Stability

Class #4: PLTW - Capstone

A * denotes a class that counts for the Finance Graduation Requirement

Students may apply work experience towards their College and Career Readiness goals as long as the job and experiences apply to a class that is currently being taken by the student. The minimum requirements for Work-Based Learning Certification is 40 hours over 6 months, and requires input from the student's manager or supervisor.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to Mr. Ludwick about the process.

Bonds career center

Programs offered:

• Architectural and Mechanical Drafting Design

• Automotive Technology

• Building Construction

• Career Exploratory/Professionalism and Leadership Development

• Cosmetology

• Culinary Arts (with Baking and Pastry option)

• Esthetics

• Firefighting

• Machine Tool

• Mechatronics

• Welding

Bonds Website: https://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/bonds/

cte innovation center

Programs offered:

• Aerospace Technologies

• Automation and Robotics

• Clean Energy Technology

• Emerging Automotive Research

• Networking/Cybersecurity

Innovation Center Website: https://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/innovation/

fine arts center

Programs offered:

• Architecture

• Creative Writing

• Dance

• Digital Filmmaking

• Music

• Theatre

• Theatre Design & Production

• Visual Arts

Fine Arts Center Webiste: https://www.fineartscenter.net/

WIN is an employment skills assessment system. Employers use WIN® to measure workplace skills of employees and job applicants. Schools and colleges also use WIN to prepare students for the workplace.

WIN is made up of several assessment tests that measure different kinds of employment-related skills. Three assessments demonstrate basic skills:

• Applied Mathematics

• Reading for Information

• Locating Information

Also known as the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, this multiple-choice test is used by the U.S. Military to assess aptitude for enlistment and various military jobs. The test is divided into four main domains (Verbal, Math, Science/Technical, and Spatial), with 10 different areas of focus.

The 10 areas of focus:

• General Science

• Arithmetic Reasoning

• Word Knowledge

• Paragraph Comprehension

• Mathematics Knowledge

• Electronics Information

• Auto and Shop Information

• Mechanical Comprehension

• Assembling Objects

• Coding Speed (only on the computer-based version)

Even if a student is not interested in serving in the military, the ASVAB is a great way to explore possible career pathways and options.