1. Trades And Industry Education The holder is authorized to teach a specific trades and industry course of study. 1. Body and Fender. 2. automotive Mechanics. 3. Aircraft Mechanics http://www.state.vt.us/educ/license/trades.htm

Home 120 State Street - Montpelier, VT 05620-2501 E-mail the Licensing Office Call the Licensing Office: 802-828-2445 How to become a licensed teacher in Vermont General Requirements Requirements for all applicants Who needs to be licensed Examination Requirements Information for Nonresidents Licensure of Nonresidents Interstate Reciprocity States with Reciprocity Agreements Requirements Processes for becoming licensed Approved VT Educator Preparation Program Interstate Reciprocity License by Evaluation - Alternative Route: Peer Review ... Waivers Licenses, renewals, denial Issuance of license Level I Level II Level I ... Denial, suspension, revocation General information Fees Application Definition of Terms Access to license records Administrative bodies Standards Board Local Standards Boards Regional Administrator Standards Board Approval of Educator Preparation Programs Other links Five Standards for Vermont Educators: A Vision for Schooling The Vermont Standards Board for Professional Educators Members Local Standards Boards Regional Standards Boards ... Teacher Licensing home page Trades and Industry Education 5440-17 Applicants for a Vermont teacher's license must fulfill the requirements for all applicants The holder is authorized to teach a specific trades and industry course of study.

2. C2T2: Trades And Technologies modules for entry level automotive parts speciatly for Students Entering Technology,trades and Business strategies and resources to teach electronics to http://www.c2t2.ca/folder.asp?item_id=3068&path=

3. National Certificate In Motor Industry - Entry To Automotive Trades Motor Industry Entry to. automotive trades. Programme Outline s First institute in NZ to obtain NZQA accreditation to. teach automotive Units, April 1993 http://www.sit.ac.nz/AUTOMOTV5.pdf

4. Job Corps For New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico And The U.S. Virgin Islands Contact a center's business community liaison to find out more. Job Corps offersthree specific trades that teach students about the automotive industry. http://www.jobcorpsny.com/employers/automotive.html

Partnership Information Trades By Center Administration/Finance Automotive ... Contact Webmaster Automotive Industry Training Job Corps offers comprehensive job training in the automotive industry. The Job Corps training program includes classroom work and hands-on projects supervised by certified Job Corps instructors. Job Corps provides an interactive approach to learning, and allows students to progress at their own pace. Instructors provide individual attention to ensure proper techniques and procedures are applied to each task. Students can also gain real work experience through Job Corps work-based learning opportunities with employer partners. Current automotive partners in the New York Region include AAMCO, Mieneke and General Motors. Centers can modify their existing training curriculum to meet the needs of your company. Contact a center's business community liaison to find out more. Job Corps offers three specific trades that teach students about the automotive industry. They are

5. Endorsements The holder is authorized to teach a specific trades and industry course of study.trades and industry includes 1. Body and Fender 2. automotive Mechanics 3 http://www.state.vt.us/educ/license/endorse.htm

Home 120 State Street - Montpelier, VT 05620-2501 E-mail the Licensing Office Call the Licensing Office: 802-828-2445 How to become a licensed teacher in Vermont General Requirements Requirements for all applicants Who needs to be licensed Examination Requirements Information for Nonresidents Licensure of Nonresidents Interstate Reciprocity States with Reciprocity Agreements Requirements Processes for becoming licensed Approved VT Educator Preparation Program Interstate Reciprocity License by Evaluation - Alternative Route: Peer Review ... Waivers Licenses, renewals, denial Issuance of license Level I Level II Level I ... Denial, suspension, revocation General information Fees Application Definition of Terms Access to license records Administrative bodies Standards Board Local Standards Boards Regional Administrator Standards Board Approval of Educator Preparation Programs Other links Five Standards for Vermont Educators: A Vision for Schooling The Vermont Standards Board for Professional Educators Members Local Standards Boards Regional Standards Boards ... Teacher Licensing home page Endorsements 5441 In order to be valid, each Level I and Level II license shall have one or more endorsements.

6. Only The Brave Should Teach A $10 000 Bonus is authorized for participants who teach in a high needs school. areas such as electronics, building. trades, automotive maintenance, etc. Again, our state offices http://www.scteachers.org/Troops/pdf/tttpacket.pdf

7. 1942 B'klyn HS Of Automotive Trades were scored over East NY, Metal trades, Woodrow Wilson valuable experience that enabledthe automotive flyers to The Radio Club was organized to teach boys who http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Graduate/1927/1942.BklynHS.AutoTr

enter name and hit return Find in Page 1942 Brooklyn HS of Automotive Trades Marie Kravette RETURN to GRADUATE MAIN RETURN to BROOKLYN MAIN

8. A Utomotiv E Trades Taught At W Anganui Motors nises the key role teach. ers play in promoting the a National Certificate of. Entry to automotive. trades, and other se- http://wanganui.org.nz/rcp-021017/021017-12.pdf

9. Maricopa Skill Centers Our goal is to teach the people who need and want a better 1964, to 246 South FirstStreet, and added automotive training, machine trades, meat cutting http://www.gwc.maricopa.edu/msc/about/

A Division of GateWay Community College About Us Training Programs Enrollment Information General Information ... WELCOME JOHN UNDERWOOD! Maricopa Skill Center, Executive Director http://www.msc.gwc.maricopa.edu

10. Gar-Field High School Course Offering 2002 - 2003 for positions by prospective employers in the building trades industry. similarto those found in the automotive industry is used to teach students the http://gar-field.org/departments/guidance/courses/off_site.htm

Gar-Field High School 2003-2004 Off-Site Programs BUILDING TRADES I (8515) (Forest Park HS) Grade: 11 Prerequisite: Construction Credits: 3 Application Required - see Counselor In Building Trades I students will be involved in all aspects of designing, building, remodeling and renovating a residential home in a construction lab. Students who successfully complete this phase with a "C" or better will have the opportunity to take Building Trades II. BUILDING TRADES II (8516) Grades: 11-12 Prerequisite: Building Trades I; Instructor's Approval and successful interview with industry Credits: 3 Building Trades II is an extension of Building Trades I and provides the student with an opportunity to develop his or her skills in a specific area of the building industry. This is a supervised, on-the-job instructional phase of the program. Students will apply and be interviewed for positions by prospective employers in the building trades industry. The student will work a minimum of 540 hours a year under the supervision of an employer. The instructor-coordinator will work with the on-the-job sponsor to develop an individualized training plan that identifies appropriate learning experiences related to the student's occupational objective. AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY I (850799) (TECH PREP) (Hylton HS) Grade: 11 Prerequisite: Foundations of Technology is recommended Credits: 2 Students prepare for ASE Certification Exams

11. CPIT School Of Engineering - National Certificate In Automotive Engineering needs and taking into account what the employer can and cannot teach you The intendedoutcome is a National Certificate in the automotive trades, at level 4. In http://www.cpit.ac.nz/engineer/ncat.asp

Home Courses/Programmes Contact Staff ... Industry Links School of Engineering National Certificate in Automotive Engineering "Administration, air conditioning, electrical and electronics, fuel systems and exhaust, preventative maintenance, transmission systems, workshop engineering, engine repairs, vehicle bodywork, vehicle braking systems, vehicle steering and suspension, service sector skills" Overview The National Certificate in Automotive Engineering is the trade qualification for motor mechanics. By the time you are finished and hold this qualification you will be competent to work as a motor mechanic. It is a Level 4 qualification, and is achieved by undertaking unit standards while in an apprenticeship. Benefits The benefits of the course are: develops skills in automotive diagnostics and repair become a motor mechanic with market-ready skills increased job prospects and employability hands-on training rather than theoretical interesting and enjoyable training earn an income while you study (applies to apprenticeships) good Automotive Engineering facilities at Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology (CPIT) pleasant, well equipped and stimulating environment at CPIT

12. INDUSTRIAL 11, 12 Suspension and Steering A course designed to teach the operating mechanic'slicense in Suspension and Steering and/or automotive Brakes Building trades. http://www.macomb.k12.mi.us/warrenw/wwt/smtec/crsindus.htm

13. CPIT School Of Engineering - National Certificate In Automotive Engineering enter directly into the "National Certificate for Entry to automotive trades". If a student does not have the what the employer can and cannot teach you. Also the programme is http://www.chchpoly.ac.nz/engineer/ncat.asp

Home Courses/Programmes Contact Staff ... Industry Links School of Engineering National Certificate in Automotive Engineering "Administration, air conditioning, electrical and electronics, fuel systems and exhaust, preventative maintenance, transmission systems, workshop engineering, engine repairs, vehicle bodywork, vehicle braking systems, vehicle steering and suspension, service sector skills" Overview The National Certificate in Automotive Engineering is the trade qualification for motor mechanics. By the time you are finished and hold this qualification you will be competent to work as a motor mechanic. It is a Level 4 qualification, and is achieved by undertaking unit standards while in an apprenticeship. Benefits The benefits of the course are: develops skills in automotive diagnostics and repair become a motor mechanic with market-ready skills increased job prospects and employability hands-on training rather than theoretical interesting and enjoyable training earn an income while you study (applies to apprenticeships) good Automotive Engineering facilities at Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology (CPIT) pleasant, well equipped and stimulating environment at CPIT

14. Automotive Engineering School School of Engineering at the University of Birmingham We teach internationally EngineeringNational Certificate in Motor Industry Entry to automotive trades. http://www.chamberarts.org/echo-and-storm.htm

15. Investment Through The Apprenticeship Enhancement Fund Will Create More Training automotive service technician The purchase of new equipment such All trades The purchaseof multimedia delivery and help instructors to teach about emerging http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/nr/02.05/bg0528.html

What's New Elementary/Secondary Postsecondary Training/Jobs ... Related Sites Location : Home News Releases May 2002 Backgrounder Investment through the apprenticeship enhancement fund will create more training opportunities and encourage growth May 28, 2002 Through the Apprenticeship Enhancement Fund, the Ontario government is investing $50 million over five years to help colleges renew their training facilities and equip them to train more apprentices to industry standards of excellence. Employers need skilled workers to compete in today's global marketplace. The table below highlights approved projects for the first year of the Fund's operation. College Highlights of approved projects Funds invested Algonquin (Woodroffe campus and Pembroke campus) Auto body repairer The installation of a spray painting booth to meet industry standards. General carpenter An investment to upgrade and refit the carpentry training facility to reflect equipment currently used by industry. Construction and maintenance electrician The upgrading of electrical and electronic shop simulation equipment to meet industry standards and increase training capacity.

16. Technology & Design Education area will qualify for Temporary Vocational Authorization to teach in a specific occupationalareas such as construction trades, automotive technology and repair http://bte.emich.edu/techdesign.html

Technology Education offers three certification programs to prepares teachers of technology and industrial subjects for elementary, middle, and high school, and teachers of industrial-vocational subjects for the high school and community college. In Technology and Design you promote technological literacy and the ability to apply technology to solve problems, understand the issues it raises, and appreciate its significance in life. Included are such topics as robotics, manufacturing, communication, computer aided design, bio - medical developments, and agriculture and food production. In Industrial Technology you help high school students develop technical knowledge and skills associated with specific occupations and contemporary industrial, manufacturing, and/or constructions practices and processes. Topics include computer aided design, construction technology, manufacturing processes, and graphics communication. In Industrial-Vocational Education you prepare to teach in senior high and community college industrial-vocationsl programs. Graduates with a minimum of two years paid work experience in a certifiable occupational area will qualify

17. AutoWired - Automotive News And Information. Live was a distinct majority of people who felt we should have a Motor trades Act the vehiclesof possible death and injury and it is they who teach the technicians http://www.autowired.co.uk/forum/ViewTopic.asp?TopicCode=617

18. Courses In Industrial Technology And Trades Provide Students With A Hands Skills can be learned in automotive technology, autobody and welding like to takeany additional industrial or trades courses This course will teach students how http://www.pasd.wednet.edu/school/hs/DatesTimeSch/Program of Studies/Prog Ind Tr

Industrial Technology and Trades Courses in industrial technology and trades provide students with a hands-on approach to learning about materials, tools, machines and processes used in various industries and occupations. The student will learn and practice skills in a setting similar to the work place. Skills can be learned in automotive technology, autobody and welding, carpentry, criminal justice, drafting, electronics, food occupations, health occupations, machining and wood technology. Skills learned can be used in everyday life or as preparations for a job. 1-2 semesters 0.5 credit each This course may be taken for one semester or for a full year. Topics include drafting, wood technology, metal work, electricity, and technology. This course is highly recommended for any students who would like to take any additional industrial or trades courses. The program will contain shop procedures involving both hand and power tools, with considerable emphasis on shop safety. Drafting provides an introduction to equipment and multi-view drawings for shop projects. Wood technology provides an introduction to different skills and operations in the milling and assembly of wood products. Metals provide an introduction to sheet metal fabrication. Electricity provides an introduction to the world of practical house wiring. Technology provides an introduction to design, building and engineering. Technical Drawing I, II

19. Hutchinson High School automotive Technology II is the second year in the program. The course is intendedto teach basic skills in BUILDING trades I BUILDING trades II Grade Level 11 http://hhs.usd308.com/academics/Pages/intech.htm

Home Academics Activities Administration ... Student Life Students will develop a general understanding of industrial technology and how it affects industry. This class will help students become aware of their interests and abilities in the area. TECHNOLOGY, TECHNICAL ENGLISH, OR TECHNICAL MATH Grade Level: 9 Trimesters: 2 Credit: 1 Prerequisite: None Students enrolled in Technical English, Technical Math or Technology will have the opportunity to experience a work environment while gaining knowledge, skills, and experiences in technology-related activities. Students in Technology will practice outcomes in Math and English while working on Technology outcomes. One credit will be earned by completing Technical English, Technical Math, or Technology. TECHNOLOGY Grade Level: 10-12 Trimesters: 1 (3rd) Credit: 1/2 Prerequisite: None SMALL GAS ENGINES Grade Level: 10-12 Trimesters: 1 Credit: 1/2 Prerequisite: None This class is designed to show how small two-cycle and four-cycle engines are constructed, how they operate, what goes wrong and how to service and repair them.

20. USU - Department Of Industrial Technology: Teacher Education technical education option is for those who want to teach in career and adults forcareers in such areas as building trades, automotive technology, electricity http://www.engineering.usu.edu/ite/teacher_education/trade/

INDEX DIRECTORIES CALENDAR LIBRARIES ... GIVING TO UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY SEARCH ITE HOME TEACHER EDUCATION YOU ARE HERE Program Description Student Resources Course Descriptions Course Syllabi ... Salt Lake Course Schedule PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 1     1-20 of 96    1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20