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Stefan
Cottrell (Carpentry student from Franklin Monroe) is
working for Pete’s Home Decorating in Arcanum.
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Miami Valley Career Technology Center
MVCTC Provides
Apprenticeship Opportunities
Clayton, Ohio -- MVCTC currently has 33 students participating in the
Apprenticeship program and Internships with local business partners in
many different career areas. The Apprenticeship program allows
students to work and earn a paycheck, while learning skills and earning
the certifications employers want. In most cases, an Apprenticeship
student will work two weeks on a job related to their career program
and then spend two weeks at school.
They are responsible for keeping up on all of their academic classwork
at all times. MVCTC provides students with a laptop and online
resources to ensure students do not fall behind on their
classwork. The work completed for the employer on the
Apprenticeship counts towards the student’s career technical program
grade. This is an excellent opportunity for students to gain
real-life work experience and oftentimes leads to full-time employment.
The MVCTC Career Technical Program participating in the Apprenticeship
program and number of senior students per program are:
Carpentry – 5 Students
Electrical Trades – 9 Students
HVAC and Plumbing– 2 Students
Heavy Equipment Operator – 2 Students
Welding – 5 Students
Precision Machining – 1 Student
Power Technologies – 2 Students
Automotive Technology – 4 Students
Legal assistant – 2 Students
Business Ownership – 1 Student
In addition to Cottrell, Darke County students participating in the
Apprenticeship program include:
Cody Oyler (Electrical Trades student from Tri-Village) is working for
Garber Electric in Englewood.
Dakota Yount (Electrical Trades student from Arcanum) is working for
Garber Electric in Englewood
Kody Roark (Welding student from Tri-Village) is working for Hammelman
Corp. in Dayton
James Benedict (Power Technology student from Arcanum) is working for
The Service Company in Covington
Kodi Hittle ( Power Technology student from Tri-Village) is working for
The Service Company in Covington
Zach Baker (Auto Technology student from Ansonia) is working for
Greenville Autocare
For more information about MVCTC, please visit www.mvctc.com.
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