West-MEC 2020-21 (One Year) Aesthetician

West-MEC 2020-21 (One year) Aesthetician

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Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior and Senior** students may apply Upon acceptance into the program: ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ $1,025.00 registration fee ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better (includes enrollment processing, uniform shirts, student kit, textbooks ■ No fake nails, visible tattoos or piercings other than earlobe & leadership development) ■ Copy of unofficial transcript A payment schedule will be provided at registration. ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central Programs at the same time ■ Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration registration and orientation. ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration ■ All required course hours must be completed within each semester Limited makeup hours available. ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TEST FEES REIMBURSED BY WEST-MEC Aesthetician/esthetician, skin care specialist, make-up artist, cosmetic Arizona Board of Cosmetology License in Aesthetics sales or product representative, may work at salons, spas, resorts, dermatologist or plastic surgeon offices, or in the future may become

a salon owner or franchisee*, salon management or coordinator*, instructor*

Entry level salary range: $9.50 - $13.77 per hour**

* with additional education in this pathway **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

Location Hours Monday – Friday West-MEC Northwest Campus 13201 W. Grand Avenue Session 1: 11:30 PM – 3:00 PM Surprise, AZ 85374 Session 2: 3:15 PM – 6:45 PM 623.877.6914 One year/600 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align. Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline (Students who do not ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and complete 100% of the required hours and/or do not earn a grade of career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). 80% or higher each semester may be withdrawn from the program.) ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor applications to high school. ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ Ability to practice all procedures on each other (Certain medications *Details regarding additional program costs are available at may be contraindicated for services and may negatively impact http://west-mec.edu student ability to participate fully) ■ Strong technical reading and study skills

The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Program is taught by industry certified instructors. West-MEC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, or disability in admission to its programs, services, or activities, in access to them, in treatment of individuals, or in any aspect of their operations.

Revised 8/20/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 (One year) Aesthetician

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Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 4.5 elective credits A 90% - 100% (2.25 elective credits per semester) B 86% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C* 80% - 85% D** 75% - 79% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 74% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

*An 80% grade or better is required for each Aesthetician course in order to progress to the next higher level course. '**A 75% grade or better is required to obtain high school credit.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Aesthetician Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

Required for Industry Employment The industry credential is required for employment in the field a majority of the time

2 Pathway to Arizona Board of Cosmetology Licensure:  Testing Agency: Arizona State Board of Cosmetology, http://www.azboc.gov/  Testing Cost: o Testing Fee: $177.00 o Licensure Fee: $70.00  Licensure Information: o Student may seek licensure in Aesthetician after completing all required hours and training o Licensure testing includes a practical and written examination  Application Procedure

Updated: February 25, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Air Conditioning Technician (One year)

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■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry Programs at the same time standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of and orientation. registration ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration requirements are the responsibility of the student.) ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Heating, ventilation, air conditioning service technician (HVAC service National Center for Construction & Ed Research (NCCER) technician); heating, ventilation, air conditioning technician (HVAC Certification - Core Curriculum, Levels 1 & 2 technician); heating, ventilation, air conditioning installer (HVAC OSHA-10, EPA 608 Refrigerant Handling Certifcation installer); facilities technician

Entry level salary range: $14.35 - $20.04 per hour*

*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus Monday – Friday 1617 W. Williams Drive One year program: 7:30 AM – 10:30 AM Phoenix, AZ 85027 623.435.4920 One year/540 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores or juniors ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current seniors* machinery ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Strong technical reading and study skills Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting The textbook for this course is written at the 12th grade reading level. applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/20/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Air Conditioning Technician (One year)

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Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 4 elective credits A 90% - 100% (2 elective credits per semester) B 80% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 59% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/20/2019

Air Conditioning Technician Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

Required for Industry Employment The industry credential is required for employment in the field a majority of the time

1 Pathway to EPA 608 Certification:  EPA regulations (40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F) under Section 608 of the Clean Air Act require that technicians who maintain, service, repair, or dispose of equipment that could release ozone depleting refrigerants into the atmosphere must be certified. Starting on January 1, 2018, this requirement will also apply to appliances containing most substitute refrigerants, including HFCs. Technicians are required to pass an EPA-approved test to earn Section 608 Technician Certification. The tests are specific to the type of equipment the technician seeks to work on. Tests must be administered by an EPA-approved certifying organization. Section 608 Technician Certification credentials do not expire.  Testing Cost: Varies by Testing Site  Testing is offered during West-MEC Central Program please see program instructor for more details

Preferred for Industry Employment The industry credential is sought after by employers, candidates with this industry credential are likely to be given priority in hiring over others who do not hold it

1 Pathway to OSHA-10:  Testing Agency: Occupational Safety & Health Administration, https://www.osha.gov/dte/index.html  Testing Cost: $10  Testing is offered through West-MEC Central Program.

Relevant for Industry Employment The industry credential is acknowledged by employers, candidates with this industry credential will signal to employers knowledge in the area but may not get priority in hiring over someone with industry experience

1 Pathway to National Center for Construction Education and Research Certification, Levels 1&2:  Testing Agency: National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) o http://www.nccer.org  West-MEC is currently seeking NCCER approval, upon being granted approval students who successfully complete the West-MEC Climate Control Technician Technology program will be eligible to test for certifications with NCCER  No additional cost to students for certification tests

Updated: February 22, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Automotive Collision Technology (Two years)

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Welding and Metal Fabrication | Vehicle Structural Repairs Custom Color Refinishing | Classic Restoration Procedures | New Vehicle Construction

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Collision repair technician, auto body customizer, painter/refinisher, Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Entry-Level Certification, trim mechanic, prepper, estimator, buffer, detailer, bodyman, collision I-CAR Platinum Certification, Snap-On, estimator, foreman*, shop manager*, parts manager* EPA 6H HAPS Certification ------Entry level salary range: $14.39 - $18.45 per hour**

RECOMMENDED TESTS SCHEDULED & PAID FOR BY STUDENT * with additional education in this pathway EPA 609 Refrigerant Recovery & Recycling Certification **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages (Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus Monday – Friday 1617 W. Williams Drive 1st Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Phoenix, AZ 85027 2nd Year: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM 623.435.4920

Two years/900 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current juniors* machinery ○ Current seniors* ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong technical reading and study skills ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting

applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 12/5/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Automotive Collision Technology (Two years)

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Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 6 elective credits A 90% - 100% (3 elective credits per year) B 80% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 59% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 12/5/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Automotive Technology (Two years)

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Programs at the same time ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry registration standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration and orientation. ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply activities, athletics or employment. requirements are the responsibility of the student.) *Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Automotive technician, parts & sales representative, ASE certified Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Entry-Level Certification technician*, service manager* ------RECOMMENDED TESTS SCHEDULED & PAID FOR BY STUDENT Entry level salary range: $14.39 - $18.45 per hour** EPA 609 Refrigerant Recovery & Recycling Certification * with additional education in this pathway **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday

*West-MEC Northeast Campus West-MEC Northeast Campus 1617 W. Williams Drive 1st Year Students Phoenix, AZ 85027 Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.435.4920 Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year Students: Session 1: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM *Optional Dual Enrollment Available Session 2: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM ------West-MEC Northwest Campus West-MEC Northwest Campus 13201 W. Grand Avenue 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM Surprise, AZ 85374 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.877.6914 ------West-MEC Southwest Campus West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way 1st Year Students Buckeye, AZ 85326 Session 1: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM 623.872.6260 Session 2: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

2nd Year Students:

7:00 AM – 9:30 AM

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) Two years/900 hour program

NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align. Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Program is taught by ASE certified instructors. West-MEC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, or disability in admission to its programs, services, or activities, in access to them, in treatment of individuals, or in any aspect of their operations.

Revised 2/21/2020 West-MEC 2020-21 Automotive Technology (Two years)

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Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current juniors* machinery ○ Current seniors* ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong technical reading and study skills ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. The textbook for this course is written at the 12th grade reading level. Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting

applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Glendale Community College (GCC) Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits provide a seamless pathway to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Automotive Technology and a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) in Industrial Leadership. (Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities and Pathway pages.)

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Automotive Technology Post-Secondary Opportunities Information

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Glendale Community College (GCC) Dual Enrollment Credits

1st Semester ($355.00) • ASE161 Basic Automotive Electrical/Electronics (2 credits) • ASE181 Introduction to Engine Performance (2 credits) (not offered as Dual Enrollment at Northwest Campus)

2nd Semester ($525.00) • ASE162 Automotive Battery, Starting and Charging Systems (2 credits) • ASE151 Introduction to Brake Systems (2 credits) • ASE251 Advanced Brake Systems (2 credits)

4th Semester ($355.00) • ASE141 Steering, Suspension & Pre alignment (2 credits) • ASE241 Steering, Suspension & Alignment (2 credits)

$15 registration fee per semester $85 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

*Cost based upon meeting Maricopa residency and U.S. citizen/legal residency criteria (Must complete "Maricopa Community Colleges Student Declaration of Citizenship or Status" form. Visit www.maricopa.edu/residency)

For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges and West-MEC.

Courses taken under dual enrollment may impact federal financial aid eligibility. To obtain additional information, West-MEC encourages you to inquire with the college or university where you intend to enroll.

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

In a post-secondary setting, students are responsible to learn the policies of the institution to ensure that credits transfer to fulfill specific degree requirements. Refer to www.aztransfer.com for Arizona colleges and universities.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

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Revised 2/21/2020 West-MEC 2020-21 Aviation Maintenance Technology (Two years)

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Inspect, Repair and Troubleshoot Electrical, Hydraulic and Mechanical Aircraft Systems/Components Inspect, Repair and Assemble Aircraft Engines

Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply Upon acceptance into the program: ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ $525.00 registration fee ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better (includes enrollment processing, FAA textbooks & leadership ■ Copy of unofficial transcript development) ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central ■ Optional concurrent enrollment may result in additional fees. Programs at the same time Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet. ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of A payment schedule will be provided at registration. registration ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry ■ Must be available for summer sessions (June for 8 hour days – see standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration program calendar) and orientation. ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply activities, athletics or employment. requirements are the responsibility of the student.) *Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Airframe technician, powerplant technician, air transportation FAA Certification - Airframe, General & Powerplant Written Exams technician; knowledge obtained in this program is transferable to a ------broad spectrum of careers TEST FEES REIMBURSED BY WEST-MEC FAA Certification - Airframe, General & Powerplant Oral/Practical Exams Entry level salary range: $22.70 - $26.61 per hour*

*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours West-MEC Central Campus Monday – Friday 6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. 1st Year: 1:00 PM – 5:35 PM Glendale, AZ 85307 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 5:35 PM 623.209.8070

Included are approximately 17 days each summer for 8 hours per day.

Two years/1,930 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align. Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Completed or enrolled in Geometry preferred ○ Current juniors* ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current seniors* machinery ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Strong technical reading and study skills Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information. Program is taught by industry certified instructors. West-MEC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, or disability in admission to its programs, services, or activities, in access to them, in treatment of individuals, or in any aspect of their operations.

Revised 8/20/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Aviation Maintenance Technology (Two years)

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Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 12 elective credits A 90% - 100% (6 elective credits per year) B 80% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C* 70% - 79% D** 60% - 69% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 59% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

Summer credits (1.0 credit each summer) will be issued after completion of summer sessions and may be after H.S. graduation.

Optional College Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell (ENMUR) Associate's Degree Option

Students who opt to participate in this program will concurrently enroll at Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell. They will take four courses online through the university while attending West-MEC. Upon successful completion of West-MEC program, ENMUR online courses and FAA Certification exams, students can receive their Associate’s Degree through Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell. This is a rigorous program that requires college level work. (Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities page.)

------Worldwide Campus of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Aviation Maintenance Technology Post-Secondary Opportunities Information

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Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell (ENMUR) Associate's Degree Option

Eastern New Mexico University Concurrent Enrollment Credits

English Requirement ($909.00) • COMM101 Interpersonal Communication (3 credits) • ENG102 English Composition (3 credits) • ENG233 Technical Writing (3 credits) [Not required for students starting program in 2017-18]

Math Requirement [Choose One] ($303.00) • MATH105 Technical Math (3 credits) OR • MATH107 Intermediate Algebra (3 credits)

Additional Requirement ($303.00) • One Social Behavioral or Humanities Course (3 credits) [Not required for students starting program in 2017-18]

$101 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin (includes $16/credit hour distance learning fee) Additional cost for textbooks may apply ------Worldwide Campus of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Any student who completes the 1,930 hour West-MEC FAA curriculum and receives an FAA Airframe and/or Powerplant certificate can receive college credits (at no cost), depending upon the degree program. • Prescott, AZ campus will award up to 21 credits, depending upon the degree program. The Prescott campus does not offer Aviation Maintenance as a degree. • Daytona Beach, FL campus will award up to 21 credits, depending upon the degree program.

Credit will be awarded upon acceptance of admission to the Worldwide Campus of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

The award of credit is dependent upon ERAU Worldwide Campus policies and degree requirements in place at the time of application.

Additional colleges, including Chandler-Gilbert Community College and Pima Community College, may offer credit for FAA Airframe and/or Powerplant certificate. Contact college of choice for more information.

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Aviation Maintenance Technology Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

Required for Industry Employment The industry credential is required for employment in the field a majority of the time

1,2 Pathway to Federal Aviation Administration Certification:  Testing Agency: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), http://www.faa.gov/mechanics/testing/  Testing Requirements: o Applicant must be . at least 18 years old; . able to read, write, speak, and understand English. o Applicant must get 18 months of practical experience with either power plants or airframes, or 30 months of practical experience working on both at the same time. As an alternative to this experience requirement, you can graduate from an FAA-Approved Aviation Maintenance Technician School*. . *Students successfully completing the West-MEC Aviation Program will qualify as a graduate of a FAA-approved Aviation Maintenance Technician School. o Applicant must pass three types of tests; . 1 a written examination . 2 an oral test . 2 a practical test  Testing Cost: o Testing cost varies by testing site o List of Approved Testing Sites: http://www.faa.gov/training_testing/testing/media/test_centers.pdf

Updated: February 25, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Avionics/Drone Electronics (Two years)

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Inspect, Repair and Troubleshoot Aircraft Avionics Systems | Drone Theory and Design Learn Fundamentals of Alternate Current (AC), Digital Current (DC), Digital and Solid State Electronics

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Avionics technician, avionics electronics technician, avionics installer, FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License: aircraft electrical systems specialist FCC Element 1 - Basic Radio Law & Operating Practice Entry level salary range: $19.85 – 24.63 per hour* FCC Element 3 - Electronic Fundamentals & Techniques ------*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages RECOMMENDED TESTS SCHEDULED & PAID FOR BY STUDENT Remote Pilot License FAA Part 107 Certification

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday *West-MEC Central Campus - Building B 6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM Glendale, AZ 85307 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.209.8045 Two years/900 hour program

Optional Dual Enrollment Available NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align. * (Transportation provided by the student/parent)

Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Completed or enrolled in Geometry preferred ○ Current juniors* ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current seniors* machinery ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Strong technical reading and study skills Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 12/5/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Avionics/Drone Electronics (Two years)

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Optional College Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Mesa Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

(Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities page.)

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Avionics/Drone Electronics Post-Secondary Opportunities Information

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Mesa Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

1st Semester ($270.00) • ELE100 Concepts of Electricity and Electronics (3 credits)

$15 registration fee per semester $85 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges and West-MEC.

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

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West-MEC 2020-2021 Biomedical Science (Two years)

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Medical Investigations I Anatomy & Physiology I EKG Analysis I Blood Typing I Disease Treatment Detect Genetic Issues I Separate DNA Molecules I Collect and Analyze Complex Biological Data

Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply Upon acceptance into the program: ■ One credit of Algebra I with a C or better ■ $125.00 registration fee ■ One credit of English with a C or better (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development)

■ One credit of Biology with a C or better, transcript due to West-MEC by June 15th Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry ■ One credit of Algebra II with a C or better or concurrently enrolled during standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration first year of program and orientation. ■ One credit of Chemistry with a C or better or concurrently enrolled during ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply first year of program requirements are the responsibility of the student.) ■ Copy of unofficial transcript including second semester schedule

■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central Programs at the same time ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of registration ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration ■ Immunizations must be up-to-date for most externships ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Biotechnician Assistant, OSHA-10 Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technician Assistant, ------microbiologists*, geneticists*, biomedical engineers*, medical TEST FEES REIMBURSED BY WEST-MEC investigators*, pathologists* Biotechnician Assistant Credentialing Exam (BACE) Students work with the same tools used by professionals in hospitals

and labs.

Entry level salary range: $14.35 – $20.24 per hour**

* with additional education in this pathway (Refer to Certification Information page.) **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

Location Hours West-MEC Northwest Campus Monday – Friday 13201 W. Grand Avenue West-MEC Northwest Campus Surprise, AZ 85374 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 623.877.6914 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Two years/900 hour program

NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

(Transportation provided by the student/parent)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/20/2019 West-MEC 2020-2021 Biomedical Science (Two years)

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Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/20/2019

Biomedical Science Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

2 Pathway to Biotechnician Assistant Credentialing Exam (BACE)

1 Pathway to OSHA-10:  Testing Agency: Occupational Safety & Health Administration, https://www.osha.gov/dte/index.html  Testing Cost: None for West-MEC Students who complete certification through West-MEC  Testing is offered through West-MEC Central Program.

Updated: February 25, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Coding (Two years)

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Build Software Applications for Websites | Design and Develop Software Write and Test Computer Code

Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply Upon acceptance into the program: ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ $125.00 registration fee ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ It is recommended that students have access to a computer and ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central reliable internet outside of class to occasionally complete Programs at the same time assignments and projects. ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry registration standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration and orientation. ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment. ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply requirements are the responsibility of the student.) *Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions,

certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Software developer, computer programmer, web developer, mobile 1st Year - Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA)Certification, application designer, product manager*, quality assurance engineer*, 2nd Year - Certified Internet Web (CIW) JavaScript Specialist software development engineer*

Entry level salary range: $27.86 - $47.00 per hour**

* with additional education in this pathway (Refer to Certification Information page.) **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages Location Hours Monday – Friday

West-MEC Central Campus - Building B West-MEC Central Campus - Building B 6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. 1st Year Students Glendale, AZ 85307 Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.209.8045 Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year Students Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM

Students remain in same session time for both years of program. ------West-MEC Northeast Campus West-MEC Northeast Campus 1617 W. Williams Drive 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM Phoenix, AZ 85027 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

623.435.4920

Two years/900 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 12/13/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Coding (Two years)

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Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ○ Current juniors* ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ○ Current seniors* ■ Sequencing-ability to determine & follow a logical or defined series ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and of steps in a sequential manner career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Positive attitude toward work including tasks of minimal interest ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Strong technical reading and study skills Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting The online text for this course is written at the college reading level. applications to high school.

B 80% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 59% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) University of Advancing Technology (UAT)

Any student who graduates from high school and completes all courses in the West-MEC Two-Year Coding Program with a B or higher can receive college credits (at no cost). College course credits include CIS100-Beginning Web Design, CIS240-Building Dynamic Websites, CSC102-Intro to Programming and CSC211-Intro to Databases.

Students must apply within 15 months of graduation and provide the following: • Completed High School Student Request for Articulated Credit Form • Official high school transcript

Credit will be awarded upon acceptance of admission to the University of Advancing Technology.

The award of credit is dependent upon UAT policies and degree requirements in place at the time of application. Contact college for more info.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 12/18/2019

Coding Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

1 Pathway to Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA):  Testing Agency: Certiport, http://www.testout.com/Certification/Pro-Exams/IT-Skills o “Microsoft Technology Associate is a certification intended for aspiring technologists, and people seeking knowledge of fundamental technology concepts. MTA certification addresses a wide spectrum of fundamental technical concepts, assesses and validates your core technical knowledge, and enhances your technical credibility.” Microsoft  Testing Cost: $69

1 Pathway to CIW JavaScript Specialist:  Testing Agency: CIW, https://www.ciwcertified.com/ciw-certifications/web-development-series/javascript- specialist o The CIW JavaScript Specialist teaches developers how to use the features of the JavaScript language to design client-side, platform-independent solutions. Students will also understand and use the most popular applications of JavaScript. These specialized Web language skills can help you begin or grow a career in advanced Web development and technologies.” – CIW  Testing Cost: $150

Updated: February 25, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Culinary Principles (One year)

www.west-mec.edu | 623.738.0009 In partnership with Estrella Mountain Community College

Baking and Pastry | Professional Cooking Skills | Food Service Safety and Sanitation Purchasing for Food Service Systems

Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore and Junior students may apply Upon acceptance into the program: ■ Unweighted GPA of 3.0 or better ■ $515.00 registration fee OR (includes enrollment processing & lab fees) Submit results of one of the following reading assessments: ■ College textbooks & uniform - $381.00 Prices for new textbooks • ACT Reading (22 or higher) are approximate and may change due to community college • Accuplacer Next Generation Reading** (249 or higher) requirements. ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ Food Handlers Card - $8.00 ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central A payment schedule will be provided at registration. Programs at the same time ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at registration Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at registration standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ State issued ID, driver's license or driver’s permit due at registration and orientation. ■ Proof of citizenship & 1 year Arizona residency due at registration

(non-resident is responsible for difference between in-state and out-of state tuition) ■ Students must acquire a Food Handlers Card before the first day of class https://www.statefoodsafety.com/food-handler/arizona/maricopa-county ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. The Accuplacer test is available at no charge at: **EMCC @ West-MEC Southwest Campus - 623.935.8446 **Estrella Mountain Community College Testing Center - 623.935.8860 **Glendale Community College Testing Center - 623.845.3000 For resources to help with Accuplacer, visit https://www.estrellamountain.edu/students/testing-services Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Cook, caterer, restaurant chef, restaurant manager* Maricopa County Food Service Worker Certification Entry level salary range: $12.00 - $14.22 per hour** ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification * with additional education in this pathway (Refer to Certification Information page.) **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages Location Hours Estrella Mountain Community College Monday – Thursday 3000 N. Dysart Road 1:00 PM – 3:45 PM Avondale, AZ 85392

One year/380 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align. Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline (Strict post secondary ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and attendance guidelines will be followed.) career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Able to perform physical activity Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor applications to high school. ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ Strong technical reading and study skills The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 3/19/2020 West-MEC 2020-21 Culinary Principles (One year) www.west-mec.edu | 623.738.0009 In partnership with Estrella Mountain Community College

Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 2.5 elective credits A 90% - 100% (1.25 elective credits per semester) B 80% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C* 70% - 79% D** 60% - 69% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 59% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

*A 70% grade or better is required for each Culinary course in order to A student who withdraws during from the West-MEC program may obtain college credit. receive college credit based on the number of completed courses. **A 60% grade or better is required to obtain high school credit. Concurrent Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (College Partnership) Community College Concurrent Credits

Estrella Mountain Community College (EMCC) – up to 16 credits

(Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities and Pathway pages.)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Culinary Principles Post-Secondary Opportunities Information

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Community College Concurrent Credits Estrella Mountain Community College (EMCC) – up to 17 credits 1st Semester • CUL 105 Principles and Skills of Professional Cooking (3 credits) • CUL 113 Commercial Baking Techniques (3 credits) • CUL115 Food Service Sanitation, Safety and Stewarding (2 credits) 2nd Semester • CUL 103 Breakfast and Cold Foods (3 credits) • CUL120 Food Costing, Purchasing, and Inventory Control (3 credits) • CUL 213 Buffet Catering (3 credits) Successful completion of concurrent college credits lead to a Certificate of Completion in Culinary Arts I. Additional college credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Culinary Studies, a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Hotel and Restaurant Management or a Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Foodservice Management. For more information, visit http://bit.ly/CulinaryGE. A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses. In a post-secondary setting, students are responsible to learn the policies of the institution to ensure that credits transfer to fulfill specific degree requirements. Refer to www.aztransfer.com for Arizona colleges and universities. Courses taken under concurrent enrollment may impact federal financial aid eligibility. To obtain additional information, West-MEC encourages you to inquire with the college or university where you intend to enroll. For more information about program costs, on-time graduation rates, median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please visit EMCC website at: https://www.estrellamountain.edu/disclosures/programs. The Maricopa County Community College District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs or activities. For Title IX/504 concerns, call the following number to reach the appointed coordinator: (480) 731-8499. For additional information, as well as a listing of all coordinators within the Maricopa College system, visit http://www.maricopa.edu/non-discrimination.

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Certificate in Culinary Principles – West-MEC to Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Studies – EMCC to Bachelor of Science in Hotel Restaurant Management - NAU SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY – 2019-2020 CCL in Culinary Principles Course # Course Title Credits Completed West-MEC CUL 105 Principles and Skills for Professional Cooking 3 CUL 107 Principles and Techniques of Garde Manger 3 CUL 111 Purchasing for Food Service 3 CUL 113 Commercial Baking Techniques 3 CUL 213 Catering 3 FON 104 FON104 Certification in Food Service Safety and Sanitation 1 TOTAL 16 AAS Core Requirements Course # Course Title Credits Completed Estrella Mountain Community College CUL 109 Menu Planning and Development 3 CUL 123AB Customer Service Practicum 2 CUL 127 Commercial Baking: Classical Desserts 3 CUL 201 International Cuisine 3 CUL 203 American Regional Cuisine 3 CUL 205 French Cuisine 3 CUL 223 Food Service Management 3 20 NAU Liberal Studies Requirements Course # Course Title Liberal Studies Category Credits Completed Estrella Mountain Community College ENG 101 or ENG 107* First Year Composition English (FYC) 3 ENG 102 or ENG 108* First Year Composition English (FYC) 3 Oral Communication Any approved general education from the Oral Comm area 3 MAT 14x or higher College Mathematics Math (MA) - MAT 14x OR any other mathematics 3-5 course w ith the M A general education value. SQ/SG Lab Science 4 CIS 105 Survey of Computer Info System Science Applied Science (SAS) 3 REL 100 Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry (AHI/G) 3 ENH 112 OR HUM 214 Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry (AHI/E) 3 SPA or FRE 101 Cultural Understanding (CU) 4 SPA or FRE 102 Cultural Understanding (CU) 4 ECN 212 Microeconomic Principles Social Political Worlds (SPW) 3 ECN 211 Macroeconomic Principles Social Political Worlds (SPW) 3 ACC 211 Financial Accounting Business Auxiliary Courses 3 CRE 101 Critical Reading Or test exempt 0-3 TOTAL 42-47

Transfer Credit Summary Worksheet Maricopa Community College Transfer Credits Credits Completed West-MEC 16 AAS Core Requirements 20 Liberal Studies Requirements 42-47 Total Transfer Credits - Maximum 75 credits 78-83

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Hotel Restaurant Management Required Core Course # Course Title Credits Completed Northern Arizona University HA 100 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry 2 HA 210 Hotel Operations 3 HA 250 Facilities and Sustainability MGT 3 HA 260 Hospitality Managerial Accounting 3 HA 270 Hospitality Technology II 3 HA 335 Hospitality Law 3 HA 345 Hospitality Organizational Behavior and Human Resources Management 3 HA 351 Corporate Finance for Hospitality Managers 3 HA 355 Revenue Management and Cost Control for Restaurants 3 HA 365 Hospitality Marketing 3 HA 415 Hospitality Industry Analytics 3 HA 315W Hospitality Leadership and Ethics 3 HA 490C Senior Seminar 3 MGT 303 Concepts in Management 3 HA 408 Fieldwork/Internship 3 FIN 190 Personal Finance in a Global Economy 1 Total: 45 Other Degree Requirements Students will obtain and document 1200 hours of relevant employment in a hospitality-related enterprise for the technical, hands-on portion of the degree program. Students will earn a cumulative GPA of at least a 2.5 in all hospitality and business courses.

What are the financial resources to help with this pathway?

● West-MEC provides needs based grants and scholarship opportunities for students that qualify https://west-mec.edu/parent-resources/. Estrella Mountain CC offers tuition assistance for the dual enrollment credits for students that qualify https://www.estrellamountain.edu/students/dual-enrollment.

● Both Estrella Mountain Community College and Northern Arizona University offer scholarship opportunities. https://www.estrellamountain.edu/students/scholarships https://nau.edu/office-of-scholarships-and-financial-aid/transfer-tuition-scholarships/

Tuition Estimates for AAS to BAS 75 credit transfer/45 credits with NAU

West-MEC 16 credits $0

Maricopa Community College $85 per credit hour for 62 credits $5,270

Northern Arizona University - Online $469 per credit hour for 45 credits $21,105

Total Estimated Tuition for Bachelor’s Degree $26,375 2NAU Scholarship 3.0 GPA $1,000 per semester for 3 semesters -$3,000

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship 3.5 GPA $2,000 per semester for 3 semesters -$6,000

Total Estimated Tuition with NAU Transfer Scholarships $17,375 Tuition rates based on 2019/2020 academic year and are subject to change. Costs can vary based on student schedules, part-time vs. full-time schedules, and number of semesters to complete degree. Tuition rates based on AZ resident status.

For West-MEC, MCCCD, NAU internal use only - Last updated by EM47 8.19.19 Culinary Principles Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

Required for Industry Employment The industry credential is required for employment in the field a majority of the time

3 Pathway to Maricopa County Food Handlers Certification (must be obtained prior to first day of class): x Testing Agency: StateFoodSafety o https://www.statefoodsafety.com/food-handler/arizona/maricopa-county x Testing Cost: $10, with two exam attempts x Testing Details: o Students accepted into the Culinary Principles program will be required to obtain their Maricopa County Food Handlers Certification prior to the first day of class. o To obtain a Maricopa County Food Handlers Certification, accepted students will need to go to: https://www.statefoodsafety.com/food-handler/arizona/maricopa-county Purchase the training course, which includes two test attempts Take the online training (30-minute e-course) Take the exam and pass with a 70% or higher Submit certification to West-MEC

1 Pathway to ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification, which is part of the required curriculum-FON104 Certification in Food Service Safety and Sanitation: x Testing Agency: ServSafe o https://www.servsafe.com/ServSafe-Manager x Testing Cost: Test Voucher is included in FON104 Class Textbook x Testing Details: Students who successfully complete FON104: Certification in Food Safety with a C or better; and score at least 75% on the National ServSafe Food Manager exam will earn their ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification.

Updated: February 25, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Dental Assisting (Two years)

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Assist Medical Professionals with Dental Examinations | Sterilize and Prepare Instruments Polish Teeth | Take and Develop X-rays | Take Impressions of Teeth

■ No fake nails, visible tattoos or piercings other than earlobe ■ Copy of unofficial transcript Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration Programs at the same time and orientation. ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply registration requirements are the responsibility of the student.) ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration

■ Immunizations must be up-to-date/ no exemptions ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Dental assistant, orthodontic assistant, dental hygienist*, general American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers, dentistry*, orthodontist*, oral surgeon*, periodontist*, endodontist*, OSHA-10 prosthodontist* ------TEST FEES REIMBURSED BY WEST-MEC Entry level salary range: $13.70 - $17.76 per hour**

Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) * with additional education in this pathway National Entry Level Dental Assistant (NELDA) Certification **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday West-MEC Northwest Campus 13201 W. Grand Avenue West-MEC Northwest Campus Surprise, AZ 85374 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 623.877.6914 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM ------West-MEC Southwest Campus West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM Buckeye, AZ 85326 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

623.872.6260

Two years/900 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/20/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Dental Assisting (Two years)

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Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/20/2019

Dental Assisting Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

Required for Industry Employment The industry credential is required for employment in the field a majority of the time

2 Pathway to National Entry Level Dental Assistant (NELDA) Certification:  Agency: Dental Assisting National Board, http://www.danb.org/en/Become-Certified/Exams-and- Certifications/NELDA.aspx o Testing Cost: . NELDA exam fee: $375 . National Entry Level Dental Assistant (NELDA) Exam - The NELDA certification exam consists of 305 multiple-choice items and is made up of three component exams: AMP, ICE and RHS. The three component exams can be taken in one test administration, or they can be taken separately. The candidate must meet performance standards on each component exam to apply for NELDA certification. o To Register for Testing: http://www.danb.org/en/Become-Certified/Exams-and- Certifications/NELDA.aspx

1 Pathway to American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers for Certification:  Testing Agency: American Heart Association, www.heart.org  Certification in Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers  Testing Cost: $5  Testing is offered through West-MEC Central Program.

Updated: February 25, 2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Electrical Trade Specialty (One year)

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■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of registration Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Students must be able to meet the physical demands of the program and orientation. ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply activities, athletics or employment. requirements are the responsibility of the student.) *Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Electrical Apprentice, Apprentice Electrician, Electrician Helper, National Center for Construction and Education Research (NCCER) – Core Electrician*, Journeyman Electrician* Curriculum, Entry level salary range: $14.32 - $22.26 per hour** Independent Electrical Contractors Year 1 Apprentice Certification, OSHA-10, * with additional education in this pathway *Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.)

Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus Monday – Friday

1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027 West-MEC Northeast Campus 623.435.4920 One year program: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM ------West-MEC Southwest Campus West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way One year program: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Buckeye, AZ 85326 623.872.6260 One year/450 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 1/9/2020 West-MEC 2020-21 Electrical Trade Specialty (One year)

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*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 3 elective credits A 90% - 100% (1.5 elective credits per semester) B 80% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 59% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 1/9/2020

West-MEC 2020-21 Emergency Medical Technician (One semester)

www.west-mec.edu | 623.738.0009 In partnership with Maricopa Community Colleges

Perform CPR | Bandage and Splint | Take Vital Signs Perform Life-Saving Procedures | Care for Wounded Patients

A Program of Study in Emergency Response and Operations in partnership with Maricopa Community Colleges consists of Fire Science for one year (junior year) followed by Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) for one semester (senior year). Successfully completing the West-MEC Fire Science and EMT courses and certifications enables students to meet the three (3) pre-requisites needed for admission to the Glendale Community College Fire Department Operations course, widely known as the “Fire Academy.” The “Fire Academy” is specifically for students seeking a career in fire service. See more details on the Program Certification Sheets.

Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Junior students may apply Upon acceptance into the program: ■ Unweighted GPA of 3.0 or better ■ $100.00 registration fee OR (includes enrollment processing) Submit results of one of the following reading assessmens: ■ Uniform shirts ($15 each) purchased by the student through the • ACT Reading (22 or higher) college • Accuplacer Next Generation Reading** (249 or higher) ■ EMT book bundle -approximately $225.00 (purchased by the ■ Copy of unofficial transcript student) ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central Prices are approximate and may change due to community college Programs at the same time requirements. ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of ■ Success in the program depends upon the student having access registration to reliable internet outside of class to complete assignments and ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration tests

■ Immunizations must be up-to-date/ no exemptions ■ State issued ID, driver's license or driver’s permit due at time of Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry registration standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Proof of citizenship & 1 year Arizona residency due at time of registration and orientation. (non-resident is responsible for difference between in-state and

out-of state tuition) ■ Students may not miss more than 10 hours ■ Students must be able to meet the physical demands of the program ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Ambulance emergency medical technician, paramedic, EMT, American Heart Association CPR and AED firefighter*, emergency room technician*; knowledge obtained in this ------program is transferrable to a broad spectrum of careers TEST FEES REIMBURSED BY WEST-MEC National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Entry level salary range: $11.81 - $14.91 per hour** National EMT Certification * with additional education in this pathway (Refer to Certification Information page.) **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/20/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 (One semester) Emergency Medical Technician

www.west-mec.edu | 623.738.0009 In partnership with Maricopa Community Colleges

Location Hours Monday – Thursday

GateWay Community College Southwest Skill Center GateWay Community College Southwest Skill Center 3000 N. Dysart Road FALL: SWSC: 2:00 - 5:00 PM Avondale, AZ 85392 SPRING:SWSC: 2:00 - 5:00 PM ------GateWay Community College at Deer Valley GateWay Community College at Deer Valley FALL: Gateway: 2:00 - 5:00 PM 2931 W. Bell Road SPRING:Gateway: 2:00 - 5:00 PM Phoenix, AZ 85053

One semester/200 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align. Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline (A student may be ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and dropped from the program after 10 hours of absences.) career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Completed or enrolled in Biology or Anatomy/Physiology preferred Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting ■ Able to perform physical activity applications to high school. ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard

■ Strong technical reading and study skills

The eBook for this course is written at the college reading level. Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 2 elective credits A 90% - 100% (1 elective credit per quarter)

B 81% - 89% C* 75% - 80% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. D** 70% - 74% (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit) F 69% and below A student who withdraws during from the West-MEC program may *A 75% grade or better is required for each EMT course in order to obtain receive college credit based on the number of completed courses. college credit and be eligible to progress to the next higher level course. Concurrent Enrollment Credits **A 70% grade or better is required to obtain high school credit. Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (College Partnership) Community College Concurrent Credits

Concurrent college credits provide a seamless pathway to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Emergency Response and Operations and a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Emergency Management. (Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities and Pathway pages.)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 10/30/2020

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Post-Secondary Opportunities Information

www.west-mec.edu

Community College Concurrent Credits

Credits from GateWay Community College (GWCC) – up to 12 ½ credits • SKEMT 101 CPR/Basic Cardiac Life Support (0.5 credits) [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”] • SKEMT 102AB Emergency Medical Responder (3.0 credits) [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”] • SKEMT 104 Basic Emergency Medical Technology (9.0 credits) [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”]

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Courses taken under concurrent enrollment may impact federal financial aid eligibility. To obtain additional information, West-MEC encourages you to inquire with the college or university where you intend to enroll.

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Certificate Emergency Response and Operations - West-MEC to AAS in Emergency Management - GCC to Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Emergency Management - NAU SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY – 2019-2020 Emergency Response and Operations Course # Course Title Credits Completed West-MEC FSC 105 Hazardous Materials/First Responder 3 FSC 110 Wildland Firefighter 3 FSC 113 Introduction to Fire Suppression 3 FSC 130 Fitness for Firefighters/CPAT 1 FSC 282AC Service-Learning Experience in Fire Science 3 EMT 101 CPR/Basic Cardiac Life Support .5 EMT 102AB Emergency Medical Responder 3 EMT 104 Emergency Medical Technology 9 Glendale Community College AJS 139 Emergency Response to Terrorism 3 AJS 146 Disaster Recovery Operations 3 AJS 147 Emergency Preparedness 3 AJS 148 Fundamentals of Emergency Management 3 AJS 149 Hazard Mitigation 3 FSC 224 Incident Command Systems 3 Electives 1.5-4.5 TOTAL 45-48 AGEC Requirements Course # Course Title Credits Completed ENG 101 or ENG 107 English (FYC) 3 ENG 102 or ENG 108 English (FYC) 3 COM 225 Public Speaking (L) 3 MAT 14x or higher Math (MA) - MAT 14x OR any other mathematics course with the MA general education 3-5 value. R ecomme nd 4+ credit math class to meet NAU 90/30 requirements. CIS 105 OR BPC 110 Computer/Statistics (CS) 3 Humanities (HU) - Choose 1 that also meets Cultural Diversity (C) 3 Humanities (HU) - Choose 1 that also meets Historical (H) or Global Awareness (G) 3 Social & Behavioral (SB) 3 Social & Behavioral (SB) 3 Science (SQ) 4 Science (SQ or SG) 4 CRE 101 or test exempt College Critical Reading and Critical thinking or test exempt 0-3 TOTAL 35-40 Interdisciplinary Studies Requirements 90/30 - (May double-dip with AGEC - cannot double count credits) Course # Course Title Credits Completed Communications (6 credits) COM 225 (L) Public Speaking - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 COM 100, 110 or 230 (SB) Communications - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 Computer Information Systems (6 credits) CIS 105 or BPC 110 (CS) Intro to Computer Information Systems - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 CIS XXX or BPC XXX 2nd Computer Literacy more advanced than CIS 105 or BPC 110 3 Science (12 credits) MAT 14x or higher Math (MA) - Double dip with AGEC 0-5 Science (SQ) - Double dip with AGEC 0-4 Science (SQ or SG) - Double dip with AGEC 0-4 TOTAL 3-25 Electives if Needed - (To get to 90 credits)

TOTAL

For West-MEC, MCCCD, NAU internal use only - last updated 12.2.19

BIS Emergency Management NAU Required Core Course # Course Title Credits Completed Northern Arizona University EMGT 302 Introduction to Emergency Management 3 EMGT 340 Administration for Emergency Services 3 PADM 301 Introduction to Public Administration 3 PADM 327 Public Budgeting and Finance 3 PADM 302W or JUS 350W Public Sector Communication or Research Methods in Criminal Justice 3 PADM 411 Ethics, Policy and Administration 3 PADM 421C Planning and Decision Making in the Public Sector 3 Select 3 classes from: EMGT 400 Incident Management Systems - or 3 EMGT 410 Emergency Planning - or 3 EMGT 435 Homeland Security - or 3 EMGT 440 Disaster Recovery 3 Total Credits: 120 Total: 30

What are the financial resources to help with this pathway?

● West-MEC provides needs based grants and scholarship opportunities for students that qualify https://west-mec.edu/parent-resources/. Glendale CC offers tuition assistance for the dual enrollment credits for students that qualify https://www.gccaz.edu/dual-enrollment.

● Both Glendale Community College and Northern Arizona University offer scholarship opportunities. o https://www.gccaz.edu/scholarships/gcc-scholarships o https://nau.edu/office-of-scholarships-and-financial-aid/transfer-tuition-scholarships/

Tuition Estimates for Bachelor Degree 90 credit transfer/30 credits with NAU

West-MEC 25.5 credits $0

Maricopa Community College $85 per credit hour for 65 credits $5,525

Northern Arizona University - Online $469 per credit hour for 30 credits $14,070

Total Estimated Tuition for Bachelor’s Degree $19,595 2NAU Scholarship 3.0 GPA $1,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$2,000

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship 3.5 GPA $2,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$4,000

Total Estimated Tuition with NAU Transfer Scholarships $13,595 Tuition rates based on 2019/2020 academic year and are subject to change. Costs can vary based on student schedules, part-time vs. full-time schedules, and number of semesters to complete degree. Tuition rates based on AZ resident status.

Contacts

West-MEC Glendale Community College NAU – Glendale Speranta Klees Harry Singh Mike Werner 623-738-0018 623-845-3335 602 776-4629 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

For West-MEC, MCCCD, NAU internal use only - last updated 12.2.19

Emergency Medical Technician | Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

Required for Industry Employment The industry credential is required for employment in the field a majority of the time

Successfully completing the West-MEC Fire Science and EMT courses and certifications enables students to meet the three (3) pre- requisites needed for admission to the Glendale Community College Fire Department Operations course, widely known as the “Fire Academy.” The “Fire Academy” is specifically for students seeking a career in fire service.

Pathway to American Heart Association Certification: [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”]  Testing Agency: American Heart Association, www.heart.org  Certification in CPR & AED (Automated External Defibulator)

Pathway to NREMT National EMT Certification: [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”]  Testing Agency: National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) o https://www.nremt.org/nremt/about/reg_basic_history.asp  Testing Requirements: o Individuals applying for Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification must meet the following requirements: . 18 years of age or older.  Individuals under the age of 18 can complete the EMT Assessment - details below . Successful completion of a state-approved Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course that meets or exceeds the National Emergency Medical Services Education Standards for Emergency Medical Technician. You must have completed the course within the past two years. Your Program Director must verify your successful completion of the course on the NREMT web site. . Verification from the Program Director that you hold a current CPR credential for health care providers and have demonstrated competence in Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) skills. . Successful completion of a state-approved Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) psychomotor exam.  Testing Cost: $80  Testing Procedure: Completing the EMT course and National Registry Psychomotor Exam successfully are only the first steps in the certification process; you still need to complete the National and State certification process; detailed instructions are listed on the following pages.

Emergency Medical Technician | Industry Credentials

Creating AZDHS Profile 1. Create your AZDHS online student profile. You will need to know your Social Security # and use an email address that you check frequently. Please put your username/password as a contact in your phone so you have it for future reference. You will need this to submit your application to AZDHS for certification. a. Go to https://ems.azdhs.gov/ b. Go to Divisions, then click on Emergency Medical Services & Trauma Systems. c. Then click on Online Services. d. Click on the “Register” button. e. You then agree to the terms and hit continue registration. f. Next you will select your role. Your role at this time is “Trainee.” g. Fill out the information in each step. i. NOTE: Use proper grammar and punctuation in this process or your profile application can/will be denied by AZDHS/BEMS. 1. Correct- Jane Doe 2. Incorrect- jane doe 123 Mockingbird Lane 123 mockingbird ln Phoenix, AZ 85029 Phoenix, az 85029 2. Submit your application profile. It specifies that it will need to be approved by AZDHS. Give it some time (72 hours). If not approved by then, please contact your instructor or program director.

Creating National Registry Profile 1. Go to www.nremt.org 2. Click on “Create New Account”. 3. Enter all required information. You need to know your Social Security # to create and submit your profile.

After Course Completion 1. Log on to your profile at www.nremt.org 2. Click on CBT Candidates on the left hand side of the page, and click on Create Initial Entry Application. a. If you are under 18 years of age, AFTER you click on create initial entry application, you will need to click on EMT Assessment. b. If you are over 18 years of age, AFTER you click on create initial entry application, you will need to click on EMT. 3. Pay the exam fee as required per NREMT. 4. Let program director know your application has been submitted, so he/she can go in and approve your application. 5. Once your application is approved, you will receive an “Authorization to Test” link in your NREMT profile under “check status of application.” 6. Print the authorization to test and contact a Pearson Vue Site to schedule your exam. 501 W. Dunlap Ave # 260 2121 W. Chandler Blvd Phoenix, AZ Chandler, AZ (602) 944-4425 (480) 821-0964

Q. WHAT IF IT’S BEEN 48 HOURS AND I HAVEN’T BEEN APPROVED YET? A. Make sure that you have paid your NREMT application fee. If you have already paid your fee, and still cannot print your approval to test (ATT) letter, contact the SWSC Program Director.

7. After you take your exam, your results should be published to your NREMT profile within 48-72 hours. Most are usually the next day, unless it is a weekend.

Emergency Medical Technician Industry Credentials

8. For our students taking the EMT Assessment Exam (under 18 years of age only). After successfully completing the cognitive exam, you must do the following in order to receive your certification card: a. When you turn 18, you must log back in and create a new application. i. Exam type should be “EMT” for this application. ii. DO NOT PAY on this application online like you did for your EMT Assessment.

b. Your application will come to the Program Director for verification of successful course completion. (Please make sure to notify the SWSC Program Director as the system does not send us alerts.) c. Candidates will then mail a check or money order for $30 payable to NREMT with the following information to National Registry of EMT’s, P.O. Box 29233, Columbus, OH 43229 i. Candidate’s name ii. Contact information (phone number, email, mailing address) iii. Your new application ID iv. A letter requesting that NREMT transfer the results of your EMT Assessment exam and release your certification card. d. Allow 14 business days (from the receipt of your request) for processing. e. Results will now appear on the new application you created. i. If all other eligibility requirements are met, candidate will obtain certification. 9. Once you receive your National Registry Certification log back on to https://ems.azdhs.gov/ a. Go to Divisions, then click on Emergency Medical Services & Trauma Systems. b. Then click on Online Services, then on the top of that screen click on “Log In”. c. NOTE: Make sure to check with your program director if it has been fewer than 10 days from completion of your program. Your program is more than likely still submitting grades to AZDHS. This needs to be done prior to you submitting your application. 10. Click on application-Initial 11. Follow the prompts and submit the following information:  Acceptable Public Benefit Eligibility Document – see list on website http://www.azdhs.gov/documents/preparedness/emergency-medical-services-trauma- system/certification/PublicBenifitEligibilityRequirements.pdf  The pass report from NRT or a copy of your certification card (usually you need your NREMT number)  Suitable photo for your certification ID

For questions about State Certification contact AZDHS-BEMS at 1-800-200-8523 or 602-364-3150.

Updated: February 25, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Energy & Industrial Technology (Two years)

www.west-mec.edu In partnership with APS, Palo Verde & Estrella Mountain Community College

Electricity | Electronics | Instrumentation & Controls | Mechanical Systems Industrial Skills | Power Systems

Programs at the same time ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry registration standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration and orientation. ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular ■ West-MEC provides uniform shirts, program materials & other activities, athletics or employment. personal protective equipment. (Other uniform/supply requirements *Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, are the responsibility of the student.) certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Graduates of this program should qualify for a variety of careers as an National Center for Construction & Ed Research (NCCER) on-the-job trainee or apprentice in fields such as Electrical, Certification - Core Curriculum, Alternative Energy, Electrical & Electronics, Instrumentation and Controls, Mechanical, Engineering Instrumentation (Levels 1 & 2), Industrial Maintenance Technician, Power Plant Generation, Industrial Plant Operations, and Mechanic (Levels 1 & 2), OSHA-10, Snap-On Energy Transmission and Distribution.

Entry level salary range: $15.98 - $21.24 per hour*

*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.)

Location Hours Monday – Friday *West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way 1st Year: 7:00AM – 9:30 AM Buckeye, AZ 85326 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.872.6260

2nd Year: 7:00AM – 9:30 AM

Optional Dual Enrollment Available 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM * (Transportation provided by the student/parent) Two years/900 hour program

NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 12/5/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Energy & Industrial Technology (Two years)

www.west-mec.edu In partnership with APS, Palo Verde & Estrella Mountain Community College

Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current juniors* machinery ○ Current seniors* ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong technical reading and study skills ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting

applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Estrella Mountain Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Industrial Manufacturing and Emerging Technologies. (Refer to Post- Secondary Opportunities and Pathway pages.)

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 12/5/2019

Energy & Industrial Technology Post-Secondary Opportunities Information

www.west-mec.edu

Estrella Mountain Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to a College Certificate of Completion in Energy and Industrial Technology and an Associate in Applied Science in Power Systems Technology.

1st Semester ($525.00) • PPT120 Energy Industry Fundamentals (3 credits) • MIT120 Industrial Technology Fundamentals (3 credits)

2nd Semester ($525.00) • MIT121 Industrial Technology 1A (3 credits) • MIT122 Industrial Technology 1B (3 credits)

3rd Semester ($525.00) • MIT123 Industrial Mechanical Technology 2A (3 credits) • MIT124 Industrial Mechanical Technology 2B (3 credits)

4th Semester ($525.00) • MIT133 Industrial Electrical and Instrumentation Technology 2A (3 credits) • MIT134 Industrial Electrical and Instrumentation Technology 2B (3 credits)

$15 registration fee per semester $85 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges and West-MEC.

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

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Certificate Energy & Industrial Technology – West-MEC to Associate of Applied Science Power Systems Technology - EMCC to Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies - Industrial Leadership 90/30 - NAU SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY – 2019-2020 Energy & Industrial Technology Course # Course Title Credits Completed West-MEC PPT 120 Energy Industry Fundamentals 3 MIT 120 Industrial Technology Fundamentals 3 MIT 121 Industrial Technology 1A 3 MIT 122 Industrial Technology 1B 3 MIT 123 Industrial Mechanical Technology 2A 3 MIT 124 Industrial Mechanical Technology 2B 3 MIT 133 Industrial Electrical and Instrumentation Technology 2A 3 MIT 134 Industrial Electrical and Instrumentation Technology 2B 3 Estrella Mountain Community College PPT 120 Energy Industrial Fundamentals 3 PPT 121 Power Plant Components 3 PPT 202 Power Plant Systems I 3 PPT 203 Power Plant Systems II 3 GTC 107 Technical Mathematics I 3 GTC 108 Technical Mathematics II 3 PPT/MIT Restricted Elective 6 TOTAL 48 AGEC Requirements Course # Course Title Credits Completed ENG 101 or ENG 107 English (FYC) 3 ENG 102 or ENG 108 English (FYC) 3 COM 225 Public Speaking (L) 3 MAT 14x or higher Math (MA) - MAT 14x OR any other mathematics course with the MA general education value. 3-5 Recomm end 4+ credit math class to meet NAU 90/30 requirements. CIS 105 OR BPC 110 Computer/Statistics (CS) 3 Humanities (HU)* 3 Humanities (HU)* 3 Social & Behavioral (SB)* 3 Social & Behavioral (SB)* 3 PHY 101 Science (SQ) - Introduction to Physics 4 Science (SQ or SG)* 4 CRE 101 or test exempt College Critical Reading and Critical thinking or test exempt 0-3 *Choose 1 course for SB, HU, SQ or SG that meets Cultural (C) and 1 that meets [Historical (H) or Global Awareness (G)] TOTAL 35-40 Interdisciplinary Studies Requirements 90/30 - (May double-dip with AGEC - cannot double count credits) Course # Course Title Credits Completed Communications (6 credits) COM 225 (L) Public Speaking - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 COM 100, 110 or 230 (SB) Communications - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 Computer Information Systems (6 credits) CIS 105 or BPC 110 (CS) Intro to Computer Information Systems - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 CIS XXX or BPC XXX 2nd Computer Literacy more advanced than CIS 105 or BPC 110 3 Science (12 credits) MAT 14x or higher Math (MA) - Double dip with AGEC 0-5 PHY 101 Science (SQ) - Double dip with AGEC and AAS 0-4 Science (SQ or SG) - Double dip with AGEC 0-4 TOTAL 3-25 Electives if Needed - (To get to 90 credits)

TOTAL 0-10

For West-MEC, MCCCD, NAU internal use only - last updated 9.11.19

BIS Industrial Leadership 90/30 Required Core Course # Course Title Credits Completed Northern Arizona University LEA 300W Requisites for Effective Leadership Communications 3 LEA 325 Frontline Leadership in Industrial Organizations I 3 LEA 335 Creative Problem Solving & the Industrial Leader 3 LEA 303 Management for this Millennium 3 LEA 388 Leading and Managing Human Capital 3 LEA 345 Project Leadership 3 LEA 425 Frontline Leadership in Industrial Organizations II 3 LEA 435 Data Driven Decision-Making for Industrial Leaders 3 LEA 422 Managing High Performance Teams 3 LEA 445C Senior Capstone-Industrial Leadership 3 Total Credits: 120 Total: 30

What are the financial resources to help with this pathway?

Tuition Estimates for Bachelor Degree 90 credit transfer/30 credits with NAU

West-MEC 24 credits $2,275

Maricopa Community College $85 per credit hour for 66 credits $5,610

Northern Arizona University - Statewide $4,183 + $4,183 + $2,654 for $11,020 2 full-time semesters and 1 summer

Total Estimated Tuition for Bachelor’s Degree $18,905 2NAU Scholarship 3.0 GPA $1,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$2,000

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship 3.5 GPA $2,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$4,000

Total Estimated Tuition with NAU Transfer Scholarships $12,905

Tuition rates based on 2019/2020 academic year and are subject to change. Costs can vary based on student schedules, part-time vs. full-time schedules, and number of semesters to complete degree. Tuition rates based on AZ resident status.

Contacts

West-MEC Estrella Mountain NAU – Estrella Mountain Speranta Klees Kristen Osborn Deeda Webster 623-738-0018 623-935-8446 928-523-2169 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

For West-MEC, MCCCD, NAU internal use only - last updated 9.11.19

Certificate Energy & Industrial Technology – West-MEC to Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Manufacturing and Emerging Technologies - EMCC to Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies Industrial Leadership 90/30 - NAU SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY – 2019-2020 Industrial Manufacturing and Emerging Technologies AAS Core Major: 3169 Course # Course Title Credits Completed West-MEC PPT 120 Energy Industry Fundamentals 3 MIT 120 Industrial Technology Fundamentals 3 MIT 121 Industrial Technology 1A 3 MIT 122 Industrial Technology 1B 3 MIT 123 Industrial Mechanical Technology 2A 3 MIT 124 Industrial Mechanical Technology 2B 3 MIT 133 Industrial Electrical and Instrumentation Technology 2A 3 MIT 134 Industrial Electrical and Instrumentation Technology 2B 3 TOTAL 24 Estrella Mountain Community College ATP 101 Introduction to Automated systems and Robotics 2 CPD 104 Career and Personal Development 3 MET 131 Lean Manufacturing 3 MIT (Restricted Elective) 3 GTC 108 Technical Mathematics II 3 TOTAL 14 AGEC Requirements Course # Course Title Credits Completed ENG 101 or ENG 107 English (FYC) 3 ENG 102 or ENG 108 English (FYC) 3 COM 225 Public Speaking (L) 3 MAT 14x or higher Math (MA) - MAT 14x OR any other mathematics course with the MA general 3-5 educatio n value. Recommend 4+ credit math class to meet NAU 90/30 requirements. CIS 105 OR BPC 110 Computer/Statistics (CS) (part of required AAS core) 3 Humanities (HU)* 3 Humanities (HU) * 3 Social & Behavioral (SB)* 3 Social & Behavioral (SB)* 3 Science (SQ) 4 Science (SQ or SG)* 4 CRE 101 or test exempt College Critical Reading and Critical thinking or test exempt 0-3 *Choose 1 course for SB, HU, SQ or SG that meets Cultural (C) and 1 that meets [Historical (H) or Global Awareness (G)] 35-40 TOTAL Interdisciplinary Studies Requirements 90/30 - (May double-dip with AGEC - cannot double count credits) Course # Course Title Credits Completed Communications (6 credits) COM 225 (L) Public Speaking - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 COM 100, 110 or 230 (SB) Communications - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 Computer Information Systems (6 credits) CIS 105 or BPC 110 (CS) Intro to Computer Information Systems - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 CIS XXX or BPC XXX 2nd Computer Literacy more advanced than CIS 105 or BPC 110 3 Science (12 credits) MAT 14x or higher Math (MA) - Double dip with AGEC 0-5 Science (SQ) - Double dip with AGEC 0-4 Science (SQ or SG) - Double dip with AGEC 0-4 TOTAL 3-25 Electives if Needed - (To get to 90 credits)

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What are the financial resources to help with this pathway?

Tuition Estimates for Bachelor Degree 90 credit transfer/30 credits with NAU

West-MEC 24 credits $2,275

Maricopa Community College $85 per credit hour for 66 credits $5,610

Northern Arizona University - Statewide $4,183 + $4,183 + $2,654 for $11,020 2 full-time semesters and 1 summer

Total Estimated Tuition for Bachelor’s Degree $18,905 2NAU Scholarship 3.0 GPA $1,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$2,000

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship 3.5 GPA $2,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$4,000

Total Estimated Tuition with NAU Transfer Scholarships $12,905

Contacts

West-MEC Estrella Mountain NAU – Estrella Mountain Speranta Klees Kristen Osborn Deeda Webster 623-738-0018 623-935-8446 928-523-2169 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

For West-MEC, MCCCD, NAU internal use only - last updated 12.2.19

Energy & Industrial Technology Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

1 Pathway to National Center for Construction Education and Research Certification:  Testing Agency: National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) o http://www.nccer.org  Students who successfully complete the West-MEC Energy and Industrial Technology program will be eligible to earn certifications with NCCER  Certifications can be earned in the following area(s): o Core Curriculum o Maintenance Mechanic Level I o Maintenance Mechanic Level II o Electrical and Instrumentation I o Electrical and Instrumentation II o Alternative Energy

1 Pathway to Snap-On Certification:  Testing Agency: Snap-On Certification, http://www1.snapon.com/Education/Certifications  Testing Cost: None for West-MEC Students who complete certification through West-MEC  Certifications can be earned in the following area(s): o Multimeter o Torque o Building Performance o Precision Measurement

Updated: February 26, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Environmental Sustainability (one year)

www.west-mec.edu In partnership with local city public services

Engineering Process and Theory, Enviromental Sustainability and Water Cycle, Water and Wastewater Treatment

■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry Programs at the same time standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of and orientation. registration ■ West-MEC provides uniform shirts, program materials & other ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration personal protective equipment. (Other uniform/supply requirements ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular are the responsibility of the student.) activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Water treatment operator, wastewater treatment operator ADEQ Water Treatment Operator level 1, ADEQ Wastewater Treatment Entry level salary range: avg. $22.19 per hour* Operator level 1, OSHA-10 *Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.)

Location Hours West-MEC Southwest Campus Monday – Friday 500 N. Verrado Way Session 1: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM Buckeye, AZ 85326 Session 2: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.872.6260 One year/450 hour program (Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current juniors* machinery ○ Current seniors* ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong technical reading and study skills ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting

applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/21/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Environmental Sustainability (one year)

www.west-mec.edu In partnership with local city public services

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/21/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Fire Science (One year)

www.west-mec.edu | 623.738.0009 In partnership with Maricopa Community Colleges

Practice Firefighting Tactics | Execute Search and Rescue | Identify Hazardous Materials Perform Training Exercises at Fire Stations in Maricopa County

Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore and Junior students may apply Upon acceptance into the program: ■ Unweighted GPA of 3.0 or better ■ $100.00 registration fee OR (includes enrollment processing) Submit results of one of the following reading assessments: ■ College textbooks - $250.00 rented or $400.00 new Prices for • ACT Reading (22 or higher) textbooks are approximate and may change due to community • Accuplacer Next Generation Reading** (249 or higher) college requirements.

■ State issued ID, driver's license or driver’s permit due at registration ■ Proof of citizenship & 1 year Arizona residency due at registration (non-resident is responsible for difference between in-state and out-of state tuition) ■ Students must be able to meet the physical demands of the program ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Firefighter, wild-land firefighter, member industry fire brigade Wildland Fire Fighter, Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) ------Entry level salary range: $14.98 - $21.75*

TEST FEES REIMBURSED BY WEST-MEC *Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC) HazMat Certification

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 9/9/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Fire Science (One year)

www.west-mec.edu | 623.738.0009 In partnership with Maricopa Community Colleges

Location Hours Glendale Community College Main Campus Glendale Community College Main Campus 6000 W. Olive Avenue GCC Main: 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM (M & W) Glendale, AZ 85302 GCC Main: 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM (T & Th) ------STUDENTS ALSO ATTEND CLASSES AT Glendale Regional Public Safety Training Center Glendale Regional Public Safety Training Center Students travel to various fire houses for ride-along experience 11550 W. Glendale Avenue Glendale, AZ 85307 One year/200 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align. Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline (Strict post secondary ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and attendance guidelines will be followed.) career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Able to perform physical activity Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor applications to high school. ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ Strong technical reading and study skills

The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.

Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 2 elective credits A 90% - 100% (1 elective credits per semester) B 80% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C* 70% - 79% D** 60% - 69% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 59% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

*A 70% grade or better is required for each Fire Science course in order to A student who withdraws during from the West-MEC program may obtain college credit. receive college credit based on the number of completed courses. **A 60% grade or better is required to obtain high school credit. Concurrent Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (College Partnership) Community College Concurrent Credits

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Fire Science Post-Secondary Opportunities Information

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Community College Concurrent Credits

Glendale Community College (GCC) – up to 13 credits

1st Semester • FSC 113 Introduction to Fire Suppression (3 credits) • FSC 105 Hazardous Materials/First Responder (3 credits) [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”]

2nd Semester • FSC 110 Wildland Firefighter (3 credits) • FSC 282AC Service-Learning Experience in Fire Science (3 credits) • FSC 130 Fitness for Firefighters/CPAT (1 credit) [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”]

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

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What are the financial resources to help with this pathway?

Tuition Estimates for Bachelor Degree 90 credit transfer/30 credits with NAU

West-MEC 25.5 credits $0

Maricopa Community College $85 per credit hour for 65 credits $5,525

Northern Arizona University - Online $469 per credit hour for 30 credits $14,070

Total Estimated Tuition for Bachelor’s Degree $19,595 2NAU Scholarship 3.0 GPA $1,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$2,000

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship 3.5 GPA $2,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$4,000

Contacts

West-MEC Glendale Community College NAU – Glendale Speranta Klees Harry Singh Mike Werner 623-738-0018 623-845-3335 602 776-4629 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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Fire Science Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

Required for Industry Employment The industry credential is required for employment in the field a majority of the time Successfully completing the West-MEC Fire Science and EMT courses and certifications enables students to meet the three (3) pre-requisites needed for admission to the Glendale Community College Fire Department Operations course, widely known as the “Fire Academy.” The “Fire Academy” is specifically for students seeking a career in fire service.

1 Pathway to Wildland Fire Fighter: [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”]  Students who satisfy the requirements of FSC 110 Wildland Firefighter will be eligible to be hired by a Wildland Firefighting Agency once they have attained the age of 18. The hiring agency would issue the hired individual the Red Card certification.

1 Pathway to Candidate Physical Abilities Test (CPAT): [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”]  The CPAT test is a pass/fail test of 8 critical physical tasks that simulate actual job duties on the fire ground.  Students will have the opportunity to prepare for and complete the CPAT test as a part of FSC 130 Fitness for Firefighters/CPAT. (View video preview at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxtOJV3Ll2Y)

Pathway to International Fire Service Accreditation Congress Certification: [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”]  Testing Agency: International Fire Service Accreditation Congress Certification (IFSAC)  2 For the IFSAC HazMat Certification: o Students will have the opportunity to complete this certification as part of the FSC 105 Hazardous Materials Class that is a part of the West-MEC EMT Central Program. o SEE PAGE TWO OF CERTIFICATION INFORMATION FOR FURTHER DETAILS  3 For the IFSAC Firefighter I & II Certification: o Students will have to complete the following pre-requisite courses and requirements in order to apply to, and attend the Glendale Community College Fire Academy (FSC 102) which will gain them the opportunity to receive their IFSAC Firefighter I & II certification. . Courses Required Prior to Applying for FSC 102:  EMT-104 Emergency Medical Technology  FSC-105 Hazardous Materials First Responder [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”]  FSC-130 Fitness For Firefighters/CPAT [Prerequisite for “FIRE ACADEMY”] . EMT Certification and Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) must be completed and passed before application will be accepted. o This class (FSC 102) will prepare students for state and IFSAC certification; however, there are no current Arizona agencies providing IFSAC certifications at this time. . IFSAC Firefighter 1 and 2 Certification is not required by all Arizona agencies for employment.  Testing Fees: http://www.gc.maricopa.edu/fsc/AcadApp2013.pdf Updated: June 21, 2019 Fire Science Program Certification Information

Dear Student:

Congratulations on your decision to pursue training in the field of Fire Science. In each West-MEC Central Program we encourage students to seek industry licensure related to their field of study. As a student completing Fire Science, if you are planning to apply to the Fire Academy in the future it is pre-requisite to the Academy that you obtain your IFSAC HazMat Certification (test fee for this certification is currently $100).

A recent change has been imposed by the Center for Fire Service Excellence in regards to testing eligibility for the IFSAC Hazmat Certification. Under the new testing requirements individuals will not be allowed to test until turning 18 years of age. Both West-MEC and Glendale Community College want you to successful in obtaining your Hazmat Certification upon turning 18 years of age and will assist you in testing when you turn 18.

Glendale Community College will offer a refresher course to students who have completed the Hazardous Materials First Responder (FSC 105) course and are unable to test for the Hazmat Certification due to the new requirements. If you turn 18 within 1 year of the date the examination is offered in FSC 105 (usually in early March) you will be allowed to the sit for the test on the date of your 18th birthday without completing a refresher course (however, the refresher course is highly encouraged). If you turn 18 a year after the date of the examination is offered in FSC 105, you will need to complete a refresher course offered through Glendale Community College to be eligible to test.

At this time, the refresher course is anticipated to be $100 per student, and occur on four consecutive Sundays from 9am to 2pm once during the fall semester and once during the spring semester. Students under the age of 18 are encouraged to provide their best contact information to West-MEC Career Services Manager Katie Mehin who will assist students in obtaining up-to-date information as to when refresher courses will be offered and how to register for the course.

It is West-MEC’s goal that all students who have completed the West-MEC/GCC Fire Science program will successfully obtain their HazMat Certification, which is a pre-requisite for those continuing on to the Fire Academy.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Katie Mehin ([email protected] or 623 738 0057).

Sincerely,

Katie Mehin

West-MEC Career Services Manager

Please note: If you are unable to complete the HazMat Certification during the course, this will not affect your course completion. If you meet all other course requirements indicated in the course syllabus, you will receive the appropriate college and high school credits for the course.

Updated: October 22, 2018 West-MEC 2020-21 General Construction Technology (One year)

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■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry Programs at the same time standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of and orientation. registration ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration requirements are the responsibility of the student.) ■ Students must be able to meet the physical demands of the program

■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Basic construction trades (carpentry, masonry, drywall), cost National Center for Construction and Education Research (NCCER) estimator*, construction management* Certification - Core Curriculum, Construction Technology; Entry level salary range: $12.05 - $18.27 per hour* OSHA-10 * with additional education in this pathway **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus Monday – Friday 1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027 West-MEC Northeast Campus 623.435.4920 One year program: 7:30 AM – 11:00 AM ------West-MEC Southwest Campus West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way One year program: 7:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Buckeye, AZ 85326 623.872.6260 One year/630 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/20/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 General Construction Technology (One year)

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Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores or juniors ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current seniors* machinery ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Strong technical reading and study skills Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting The textbook for this course is written at the 10th grade reading level. applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 5 elective credits A 90% - 100% (2.5 elective credits per semester) B 80% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 59% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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General Construction Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

1 Pathway to National Center for Construction Education and Research Certification:  Testing Agency: National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) o http://www.nccer.org  Testing Cost: None for West-MEC Students who complete certification through West-MEC  Testing is offered through West-MEC Central Program o NCCER Core Curriculum Certification o NCCER Construction Technology Certification

Updated: February 25, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Hairstyling (Two years)

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Haircut, Color, Perm and Styling Procedures Practice Your Skills with Clients in a Salon Setting

Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply Upon acceptance into the program: ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ $825.00 registration fee ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better (includes enrollment processing, student kit, textbooks, supplies & ■ Copy of unofficial transcript leadership development) ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central ■ During the second year of the program, students will be expected Programs at the same time to purchase minimal additional supplies to practice for the State ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of Board Licensure exam. registration A payment schedule will be provided at registration. ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration ■ All required course hours must be completed within each semester Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry Limited makeup days available. standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular and orientation. activities, athletics or employment. ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply *Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, requirements are the responsibility of the student.) certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TEST FEES REIMBURSED BY WEST-MEC Hair stylist, color technician, salon owner*, salon manager* Arizona Board of Cosmetology License in Hairstyling Entry level salary range: $10.00 - $15.00 per hour**

* with additional education in this pathway (Refer to Certification Information page.) **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages Location Hours Monday – Friday

West-MEC Northwest Campus West-MEC Northwest Campus 1st Year Students 13201 W. Grand Avenue Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Surprise, AZ 85374 Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 623.877.6914 2nd Year Students

Session 1: 1:15 PM - 4:45 PM Session 2: 2:15 PM - 5:45 PM ------West-MEC Southwest Campus West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way 1st Year Students Buckeye, AZ 85326 Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.872.6260 Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM

2nd Year Students (Transportation provided by the student/parent) Session 1: 1:00 PM – 4:30 PM Session 2: 2:00 PM – 5:30 PM

450 hours required 1st year to continue into second year of program.

Two years/1,000 hour program

NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline (Students who have not ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: completed 450 hours the 1st year of the program may be withdrawn ○ Current sophomores from the program.) ○ Current juniors* ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current seniors* ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong technical reading and study skills ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting

applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 7 elective credits A 90% - 100% (3 or 4 elective credits per year*) B 86% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C* 80% - 85% D** 75% - 79% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 74% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

*An 80% grade or better is required for each Cosmetology course in order *Students receive 3 high school credits in the 1st year and to progress to the next higher level course. 4 high school credits in the second year of the program. '**A 75% grade or better is required to obtain high school credit.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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West-MEC 2020-21 IT Security (Two years)

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Manage Networks and Servers | Ethical Hacking Defense | Mitigate Security Risks Troubleshoot Linux and Windows Operating Systems | Information Systems and Data Management

■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry activities, athletics or employment. standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation. *Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion. ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply requirements are the responsibility of the student.) Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment.

** Additional program costs after graduation Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Help Desk Operator, Support Technician, Support Engineer, Network TestOut (Client Pro, Network Pro, Security Pro) Support Technician, Network Support Engineer ------TEST FEES REIMBURSED BY WEST-MEC Entry level salary range: $16.25 - $28.50 per hour*

CompTIA (A+, Security+), *Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages CompTIA Linux+ OR Red Hat Certified System Administrator, Cisco CCENT OR CompTIA Network+ ------RECOMMENDED TESTS SCHEDULED & PAID FOR BY STUDENT Microsoft (Modern Desktop Admin Assoc, Certified Solutions Assoc)

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday *West-MEC Northwest Campus 13201 W. Grand Avenue West-MEC Northwest Campus Surprise, AZ 85374 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.877.6914 ------West-MEC Southwest Campus *West-MEC Southwest Campus 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 500 N. Verrado Way 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Buckeye, AZ 85326 Two years/900 hour program 623.872.6260 NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

*Optional Dual Enrollment Available

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 6 elective credits A 90% - 100% (3 elective credits per year) B 80% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 59% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Estrella Mountain and Glendale Community Colleges Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree in IT Security. (Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities and Pathway pages.)

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Dual Enrollment Credits provide a seamless pathway to a Certificate in IT Security and to an Associate in Applied Science Information Security.

1st Semester ($780.00) • CIS105 Survey of Computer Information Systems (3 credits) • BPC170 Computer Maintenance: A+ Exam Prep Level I (3 credits) • BPC270 Computer Maintenance: A+ Exam Prep Level II (3 credits)

2nd Semester ($610.00) • CIS126DL Linux Operating System (3 credits) • CNT140AB Introduction to Networks (4 credits)

3rd Semester ($610.00) •MST150WT Installing and Configuring Microsoft Windows 10 (3 credits) • CNT150AB Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials (4 credits)

4th Semester ($610.00) • CNT160AB Enterprise Networking, Security, and Automation (4 credits) • ITS110 Information Security Fundamentals (3 credits)

$15 registration fee per semester $85 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges and West-MEC.

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications. ------University of Advancing Technology (UAT)

Any student who graduates from high school and completes all courses in the West-MEC Two-Year IT Security Program with a B or higher can receive college credits (at no cost).

College course credits include NTW102-Foundations of Network Engineering, NTW201-Security Essentials, NTW216-Foundations of System Administration and NTW342-Unix/Linux System Administration.

Students must apply within 15 months of graduation and provide the following: • Completed High School Student Request for Articulated Credit Form • Official high school transcript

Credit will be awarded upon acceptance of admission to the University of Advancing Technology.

The award of credit is dependent upon UAT policies and degree requirements in place at the time of application. Contact college for more information.

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Certificate in IT Security - West-MEC to Associate in Applied Science – Information Security – GCC to Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies - Technology Management 90/30 - NAU SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY – 2019-20 Information Security Course # Course Title Credits Completed West-MEC - Certificate CIS 105 Survey of Computer Information Systems 3 BPC 170 Computer Maintenance: A+ Exam Prep Level I 3 BPC 270 Computer Maintenance: A+ Exam Prep Level II 3 CIS 126DL Linux Operating System 3 MST 150WT Installing and Configuring Microsoft Windows 10 3 CNT 140AA Introduction to Networks 4 CNT 150AA Cisco Networking Router Technologies 4 ITS 110 Information Security Fundamentals 3 Maricopa - AAS Information Security Core Requirements (Major: 3039) CIS 238++ Any CIS 238 (Linux or UNIX Administration) course 3 ITS 120 Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Issues 3 ITS 130 Operating System Security 3 Restricted Electives - Select 4 courses (12-16 credits) - Minimum of 6 must have ITS prefix CIS 1++ Any 100-level CIS (Programming Level I) course CIS 271DL Linux Security CNT 160AA Scaling Networks 6-7 CNT 170AA Cisco – Connecting Networks CNT 185 Cisco Network Security CNT 205 Cisco Certified Network Associate Security ITS-any Any ITS (Information Technology Security) course 6-16 TOTAL 47-51 AGEC Requirements Course # Course Title Credits Completed ENG 101 or ENG 107 English (FYC) 3 ENG 102 or ENG 108 English (FYC) 3 COM 225 Public Speaking (L) 3 MAT 150 or higher Math (MA) - Recommend 4+ credit math class to meet NAU 90/30 requirements. 3-5 CIS 105 Computer/Statistics (CS) (Satisfied in AAS Core) 0-3 Humanities (HU)* 3 Humanities (HU)* 3 Social & Behavioral (SB)* 3 Social & Behavioral (SB)* 3 Science (SQ)* 4 Science (SQ or SG)* 4 CRE 101 or test exempt College Critical Reading and Critical thinking or test exempt 0-3 *Choose 1 course for SB, HU, SQ or SG that meets Cultural (C) and 1 that meets [Historical (H) or Global Awareness (G)] TOTAL 32-40 Interdisciplinary Studies Requirements 90/30 - (May double-dip with AGEC - cannot double count credits) Course # Course Title Credits Completed Communications (6 credits) COM 225 (L) Public Speaking - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 COM 100, 110 or 230 (SB) Communications - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 Computer Information Systems (6 credits) Satisfied with AAS Degree Met Science (12 credits) MAT 14x or higher Math (MA) - Double dip with AGEC 0-5 Science (SQ) - Double dip with AGEC 0-4 Science (SQ or SG) - Double dip with AGEC 0-4 TOTAL 0-25 Electives if Needed - (To get to 90 credits)

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BIS Technology Management 90/30 Required Core Course # Course Title Credits Completed Northern Arizona University - Online Courses BBA 303 Business Management Fundamentals 3 BBA 305W Effective Business Communications 3 BBA 340 Management Information Systems 3 BBA 350 Professional Practices and Ethics in Information Technology 3 BBA 355 Management of Information Technology Function 3 BBA 360 Teams and Project Management 3 BBA 370 Administration of Information Technology Security and Assurance 3 BBA 460 Current Topics in Information Technology 3 BBA 465C Technology Management Project 3 BBA Elective Advisor Approved Elective 3 Total Credits: 120 Total: 30

What are the financial resources to help with this pathway?

Tuition Estimates for Bachelor Degree 90 credit transfer/30 credits with NAU

West-MEC 26 credits $2,270

Maricopa Community College $85 per credit hour for 64 credits $5,440

Northern Arizona University - Online $469 per credit hour for 30 credits $14,070

Total Estimated Tuition for Bachelor’s Degree $21,780 2NAU Scholarship 3.0 GPA $1,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$2,000

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship 3.5 GPA $2,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$4,000

Total Estimated Tuition with NAU Transfer Scholarships $15,780

Contacts

West-MEC Glendale Community College NAU – Glendale Speranta Klees Martin Bencic Mike Werner 623-738-0018 [email protected] 602 776-4629 [email protected] [email protected]

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IT Security Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement.

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

2 Pathway to CompTIA A+:  Testing Agency: CompTIA https://certification.comptia.org/certifications/a o “IT success stories start with CompTIA A+ certification. It validates understanding of the most common hardware and software technologies in business and certifies the skills necessary to support complex IT infrastructures. CompTIA A+ is a powerful credential that helps IT professionals worldwide ignite their IT career.” CompTIA  Testing Cost: $97 Per Exam, 2 Exams Required

Linux Certifications Students may choose one Linux option to submit for financial assistance Option One: Option Two: 2 Pathway to Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator: 2 Pathway to CompTIA Linux+:  Testing Agency: Red Hat,  Testing Agency: CompTIA, https://www.redhat.com/en/services/certification/rhcsa https://certification.comptia.org/certifications/linux o “An IT professional who has earned the Red Hat Certified o “CompTIA Linux+ covers multiple distributions, validating System Administrator (RHCSA®) is able to perform the core skills that help prevent platform lock-in and that promote system administration skills required in Red Hat Enterprise more flexible approaches to Linux system troubleshooting.” Linux environments. The credential is earned after successfully CompTIA passing the RHCSA Exam (EX200).” Red Hat  Testing Cost: $97 Per Exam, 2 Exams Required  Testing Cost: $100 after Red Hat Academy Discount Updated: February 26, 2019

IT Security Industry Credentials

Desktop Administration Certifications: Option One: Option Two: 3 Pathway to Microsoft Modern Desktop Administrator Associate: 3 Pathway to Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (Windows 10):  Testing Agency: Microsoft, https://www.microsoft.com/en-  Testing Agency: Microsoft, https://www.microsoft.com/en- us/learning/modern-desktop.aspx us/learning/mcsa-windows-10-certifications.aspx o “Modern Desktop Administrators deploy, configure, secure, o “Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate is intended for manage, and monitor devices and client applications in an people who seek entry-level jobs in an information enterprise environment. If you’ve passed Exam 70-698: technology environment. Earning an MCSA: Windows Configuring Windows 10 (retiring March 31, 2019), you only need 10 certification qualifies you for a position as a computer to take MD-101 to earn this new certification..” Microsoft support specialist.” Microsoft  Testing Cost: $165 Per Test (Requires 2 Tests) o Unavailable after March 31, 2019  Testing Cost: $165 Per Test (Requires 2 Tests)

Networking Certifications: Students may choose one Networking option to submit for financial assistance Option One: Option Two: 2 Pathway to Cisco CCENT 2 Pathway to CompTIA Network+  Testing Agency: Cisco  Testing Agency: CompTIA http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/certifications/entry/ccent/index.html https://certification.comptia.org/training/by- o “Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) validates certification/network the ability to install, operate and troubleshoot a small enterprise o “CompTIA Network+ helps develop a career in IT branch network, including basic network security. With a CCENT, infrastructure covering troubleshooting, configuring, and a network professional demonstrates the skills required for entry- managing networks..” CompTIA level network support positions - the starting point for many  Testing Cost: $150 successful careers in networking.” – Cisco  Testing Cost: $165

Updated: February 26, 2019

IT Security Industry Credentials

2 Pathway to CompTIA Security+  Testing Agency: CompTIA https://certification.comptia.org/certifications/security o “CompTIA Security+ is the certification globally trusted to validate foundational, vendor-neutral IT security knowledge and skills. As a benchmark for best practices in IT security, this certification covers the essential principles for network security and risk management – making it an important stepping stone of an IT security career.” CompTIA  Testing Cost: $209

1 Pathway to TestOut Pro Certifications:  Testing Agency: TestOut, http://www.testout.com/Certification/Pro-Exams/IT-Skills  Students completing the West-MEC IT Security Program will have the opportunity to test one time per student at no additional cost for the following TestOut Pro Certifications: o Client Pro o Network Pro o Security Pro  Testing takes place on campus and is embedded in the curriculum

Updated: February 26, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Law, Public Safety and Security (Two years)

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Advance your career options learning Constitutional Law, Patrol Functions, Defensive Tactics, Forensic Science, Law of Arrest, Use of Force, First Aid, Private Security, Corrections and Homeland Security

Programs at the same time ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry registration standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration and orientation. ■ Students must be able to participate in arrest and law enforcement ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply procedures and physical training requirements are the responsibility of the student.) ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular

activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Security Officer, Attorney, Loss Prevention, Hospital, Dispatching, American Heart Association CPR/AED, Animal Control and Transportation positions at the Federal, State and FEMA Incident Command System Certifications local levels, with knowledge and training obtained in this program is ------transferrable to a broad spectrum of careers TEST FEES REIMBURSED BY WEST-MEC International Foundation for Protection Officers (IFPO) Entry level salary range: $8.50 to $21.25 per hour* ------RECOMMENDED TESTS SCHEDULED & PAID FOR BY STUDENT *Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages Arizona Security License

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday West-MEC Central Campus - Building B 6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. West-MEC Central Campus - Building B Glendale, AZ 85307 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 623.209.8045 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM ------West-MEC Northwest Campus West-MEC Northwest Campus * (2020-2021) 13201 W. Grand Avenue 1st Year: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM Surprise, AZ 85374 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.877.6914 (2021-2022) *Optional Dual Enrollment Available 1st Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

2nd Year: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) Two years/900 hour program

NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Glendale Community College (GCC) Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits provide a seamless pathway to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Justice Studies and a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) in Justice Studies. (Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities and Pathway pages.)

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Dual enrollment credits provide a seamless pathway to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Justice Studies and a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) in Justice Studies.

1st Semester ($950.00) • AJS101 Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 credits) • AJS210 Constitutional Law (3 credits) • AJS213AB Fingerprinting (1 credit) • AJS230 The Police Function (3 credits) • AJS290BB Report Writing (1 credit)

2nd Semester ($610.00) • AJS107 Patrol Procedures (3 credits) • AJS109 Substantive Criminal Law (3 credits) • AJS290BJ Accident Investigation I (1 credit)

3rd Semester ($567.50) • AJS124 Correctional Institutions (3 credits) • AJS275 Criminal Investigation I (3 credits) [Yearlong] • AJS290AH Use of Force (0.5 credit)

4th Semester ($100.00) • BHS155 Professional Resiliency and Compassion Fatigue Prevention (1 credit)

$15 registration fee per semester $85 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges and West-MEC.

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

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Certificate Justice Studies - West-MEC to AAS in Justice Studies - GCC to Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Justice Studies - NAU SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDY – 2019-2020 Administration of Justice Studies Course # Course Title Credits Completed West-MEC AJS 101 (SB) Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 AJS 210 Constitutional Law 3 AJS 213B Fingerprinting 1 AJS 230 The Police Function 3 AJS 290BB Report Writing 1 AJS 107 Patrol Procedures 3 AJS 109 Substantive Criminal Law 3 AJS 290BJ Accident Investigation 1 AJS 124 Correctional Institutions 3 AJS 275 Criminal Investigation (Year Long) 3 AJS 290AH Use of Force .5 Glendale Community College AJS 119 Computer Applications in Justice Studies 3 AJS 123 (HU) Ethics and the Administration of Justice 0-3 AJS 212 Juvenile Justice Procedures 3 AJS 240 The Correction Function 3 AJS 260 Procedural Criminal Law 3 AJS 225 (SB) Criminology 0-3 AJS 258 (SB/C) Victimology and Crisis Management 0-3 TOTAL 36.5-45.5 AGEC Requirements Course # Course Title Credits Completed ENG 101 or ENG 107 English (FYC) 3 ENG 102 or ENG 108 English (FYC) 3 COM 225 Public Speaking (L) 3 MAT 14x or higher Math (MA) - MAT 14x OR any other mathematics course with the MA general 3-5 educatio n value. Recommend 4+ credit math class to meet NAU 90/30 requirements. CIS 105 OR BPC 110 Computer/Statistics (CS) 3 AJS 123 (in Required Courses) Humanities (HU) 3 Humanities (HU)* 3 AJS 225 (in Required Courses) Social & Behavioral (SB) 3 AJS 258 (in Required Courses) Social & Behavioral (SB/C) 3 Science (SQ) 4 Science (SQ or SG)* 4 CRE 101 or test exempt College Critical Reading and Critical thinking or test exempt 0-3 *Choose 1 course for SB, HU, SQ or SG that meets [Historical (H) or Global Awareness (G)] TOTAL 35-40 Interdisciplinary Studies Requirements 90/30 - (May double-dip with AGEC - cannot double count credits) Course # Course Title Credits Completed Communications and Computer Literacy (12 credits) COM 225 (L) Public Speaking - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 COM 100, 110 or 230 3 CIS 105 or BPC 110 (CS) Intro to Computer Information Systems - Double dip with AGEC 0-3 AJS 119 (Satisfied in Core) Double Dip in required core 0-3 Science (12 credits) MAT 14x or higher Math (MA) - Double dip with AGEC 0-5 Science (SQ) - Double dip with AGEC 0-4 Science (SQ or SG) - Double dip with AGEC 0-4 TOTAL 3-25 Electives if Needed - (To get to 90 credits)

TOTAL 0-15.5

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BIS Justice Studies Required Core Course # Course Title Credits Completed Northern Arizona University - North Valley Campus AT I17 and Greenway JUS 330 Adjudication Justice 3 JUS 331 Restorative Justice 3 JUS 337 Contemporary Justice Issues 3 JUS 350W Research Methods in Criminal Justice 3 JUS 410 Cultural Diversity in Criminal Justice 3 JUS 411 Criminal Justice Ethics 3 JUS 414 Juvenile Justice 3 JUS 420 Employment Law for Criminal Justice Administrators 3 JUS 450 Leadership Theory and Practice for Justice Administrators 3 JUS 421C Senior Capstone in Justice Studies 3 Total Credits: 120 Total: 30

What are the financial resources to help with this pathway?

Tuition Estimates for Bachelor Degree 90 credit transfer/30 credits with NAU

West-MEC 24.5 credits $1,105

Maricopa Community College $85 per credit hour for 66 credits $5,610

Northern Arizona University - Statewide $4,183 + $4,183 + $2,654 for $11,020 2 full-time semesters and 1 summer

Total Estimated Tuition for Bachelor’s Degree $17,735 2NAU Scholarship 3.0 GPA $1,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$2,000

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship 3.5 GPA $2,000 per semester for 2 semesters -$4,000

Total Estimated Tuition with NAU Transfer Scholarships $11,735

Contacts

West-MEC Glendale Community College NAU – Glendale Speranta Klees Harry Singh Mike Werner 623-738-0018 623-845-3335 602 776-4629 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

For West-MEC, MCCCD, NAU internal use only - last updated 12.2.19

Law, Public Safety, and Security Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

1Pathway to American Heart Association Certification:  Testing Agency: American Heart Association, www.heart.org  Certification in CPR & AED (Automated External Defibulator)

3Pathway to Arizona Security License:  Testing Agency: Arizona Department of Public Safety https://www.azdps.gov/licensing/sg

Relevant for Industry Employment Employers acknowledge the industry credential; candidates with this industry credential will signal to employers’ knowledge in the area but may not get priority in hiring over someone with industry experience

2Pathway to Certified Protection Officer:  Testing Agency: International Foundation for Protection Officers o http://www.ifpo.org/  Students who successfully complete the West-MEC Law, Public Safety and Security program will be eligible to test for certifications with the International Foundation for Protection Officers  Licensure Information: o Must be 18 to apply for National Certification o Certification Costs: $100

1Pathway to Federal Emergency Management Incident Command Certification:  Testing Agency: Federal Emergency Management Agencyhttps://training.fema.gov/is/courseoverview.aspx?code=IS-100.c  CS 100, Introduction to the Incident Command System, introduces the Incident Command System (ICS) and provides the foundation for higher level ICS training. This course describes the history, features and principles, and organizational structure of the Incident Command System. It also explains the relationship between ICS and the National Incident Management System (NIMS). The Emergency Management Institute developed its ICS courses collaboratively with: National Wildfire Coordinating Group (NWCG) U.S. Department of Agriculture United States Fire Administration’s National Fire Programs Branch Updated: February 22, 2019

West-MEC 2020-21 Medical Assisting (One year)

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Assist Medical Professionals with Examinations | Assess Vital Signs | Maintain Patient Records Administer Injections | Draw and Collect Blood Samples | Prepare Specimens for Laboratory Analysis

■ Immunizations must be up-to-date/ no exemptions ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Medical assistant, phlebotomist, chiropractic assistant, insurance American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers biller, coder, lab assistant, health services administrator, home health Certified Phlebotomy Technician aide, physician assistant*, family and general practitioner*, registered Registered Medical Assistant OR Certified Clinical Medical Assistant nurse*, nursing assistant*

Entry level salary range: $12.00 – 14.12 per hour**

* with additional education in this pathway **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday West-MEC Northeast Campus 1617 W. Williams Drive West-MEC Northeast Campus Phoenix, AZ 85027 One year program: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM 623.435.4920 ------West-MEC Southwest Campus One year program: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way Summer hours may be required to complete externship. Buckeye, AZ 85326 One year/720 hour program 623.872.6260 NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align. (Transportation provided by the student/parent)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current juniors ■ Completed or enrolled in Biology preferred ○ Current seniors* ■ Comfortable administering and receiving injections ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Strong technical reading and study skills Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC

Grade Percent High School – 5.5 elective credits A 90% - 100% (2.75 elective credits per semester) B 80% - 89% High school credits are awarded each semester. C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. F 59% and below (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Assist Medical Professionals with Examinations | Assess Vital Signs | Maintain Patient Records Administer Injections | Draw and Collect Blood Samples | Prepare Specimens for Laboratory Analysis

■ Immunizations must be up-to-date/ no exemptions ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Medical assistant, phlebotomist, chiropractic assistant, insurance American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers biller, coder, lab assistant, health services administrator, home health OSHA-10 aide, physician assistant*, family and general practitioner*, registered Certified Phlebotomy Technician nurse*, nursing assistant* Registered Medical Assistant OR Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, Entry level salary range: $12.00 – 14.12 per hour**

* with additional education in this pathway **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday West-MEC Northeast Campus 1617 W. Williams Drive West-MEC Northeast Campus Phoenix, AZ 85027 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 623.435.4920 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM ------West-MEC Northwest Campus West-MEC Northwest Campus 13201 W. Grand Avenue 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM Surprise, AZ 85374 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.877.6914 ------West-MEC Southwest Campus West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM Buckeye, AZ 85326 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.872.6260 Summer hours may be required to complete externship.

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) Two years/900 hour program

Revised 1/22/2020 West-MEC 2020-21 Medical Assisting (Two years)

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Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Completed or enrolled in Biology preferred ○ Current juniors* ■ Comfortable administering and receiving injections ○ Current seniors* ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong technical reading and study skills ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting

applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 1/22/2020 West-MEC 2020-21 Medium/Heavy Diesel Technology (Two years)

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Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Fleet maintenance technician, diesel technician, diesel engine Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Entry-Level Certification, specialist, general maintenance technician, service writer, ------equipment/engine sales, parts management* RECOMMENDED TESTS SCHEDULED & PAID FOR BY STUDENT EPA 609 Refrigerant Recovery & Recycling Certification Entry level salary range: $16.18 - $20.35 per hour**

* with additional education in this pathway (Refer to Certification Information page.) **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages Location Hours Monday – Friday *West-MEC Northeast Campus 1617 W. Williams Drive 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM Phoenix, AZ 85027 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

623.435.4920 Two years/900 hour program *Optional Dual Enrollment Available NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

(Transportation provided by the student/parent)

Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current juniors* machinery ○ Current seniors* ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong technical reading and study skills ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting

applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Yavapai College

(Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities pages)

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Yavapai College

1st Semester ($366.00) • AUT100 Auto/Diesel Preventative Maintenance (2 credits) • AUT108 Engine Repair Technology (4 credits)

2nd Semester ($488.00) • AUT109 Auto/Diesel Electrical Systems (4 credits) • AUT128 Auto/Diesel Heating & Air Conditioning (4 credits)

3rd Semester ($488.00) • AUT124 Auto/Diesel Manual Drive Trans (4 credits) • AUT126 Auto/Diesel Steering & Suspension (4 credits)

4th Semester ($488.00) • AUT135 Diesel Braking Systems (4 credits) • AUT225 Diesel Engine Performance (4 credits)

$61 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

*Cost based upon meeting Arizona state residency and U.S. citizen/legal residency criteria

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

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Revised 2/27/2020 YC & West-MEC - Diesel Technician Program at YC's Career and Technical Education Center • Yavapai College credits are earned after completing the semester with a passing grade (C or better). • HS credits will be awarded at the end of each semester.

Automotive Technologies I and II (HS title) Industry / 3rd Party Certification available for Program Term HS Credits YC Credits Courses students to complete AUT 100 - Automotive/Diesel Preventative Sem 1 - Fall 2 Maintenance 1.5 Year 1 AUT 108 - Diesel Engine Repair Technology Sem 1 - Fall 4 PM AUT 109 - Auto/Diesel Electrical Systems ASE Electrical 4:00 - NOTE: This class is a prerequisite for AUT 225 Sem 2 - Spring 4 6:30 in Year 2. 1.5 AUT 128 - Auto/Diesel Heating & Air Sem 2 - Spring 4 Conditioning Total Cr Yr1 3 14

AUT 124 - Auto/Diesel Manual Drive Trans Sem 3 - Fall 4 1.5 ASE Suspension Year 2 AUT 126 - Auto/Diesel Steering & Suspension Sem 3 - Fall 4 ASE Automatic Transmission & Transaxle PM ASE Brakes 1:00 - AUT 135 - Diesel Braking Systems Sem 4 - Spring 4 3:30 1.5 Yavapai College's Diesel Technician Certificate AUT 225 - Diesel Engine Performance Sem 4 - Spring 4

Total Cr Yr2 3 16 Total Credits Earned if the Program is Completed Successfully 6 30 Updated June 10, 2020 West-MEC 2020-21 (One year) Pharmacy Technician

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Assist a Licensed Pharmacist with Preparation of Prescription Medications | Perform Administrative Duties in a Pharmacy Setting | Manage Inventory | Provide Quality Customer Service

Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Junior and Senior** students may apply Upon acceptance into the program: ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ $125.00 registration fee ■ One credit of a Lab Science with a C or better (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry ■ Copy of unofficial transcript standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central and orientation. Programs at the same time ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply registration requirements are the responsibility of the student.) ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration ■ Immunizations must be up-to-date/ no exemptions ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Pharmacy technician in a community pharmacy, hospital, long-term • National Healthcareer Association- Pharmacy Technician care facility, compounding pharmacy, mail-order insurance Certification companies, sales, and education ------TEST FEES REIMBURSED BY WEST-MEC Entry level salary range: $12.00 - $17.44 per hour* • AZ State Technician Trainee *Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages (Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday West-MEC Northeast Campus 1617 W. Williams Drive West-MEC Northeast Campus Phoenix, AZ 85027 Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.435.4920 Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM ------West-MEC Southwest Campus West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way Session 1: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM Buckeye, AZ 85326 Session 2: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.872.6260 One year/450 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 2/5/2021 West-MEC 2020-21 (One year) Pharmacy Technician

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Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current juniors ■ Completed or enrolled in Chemistry preferred ○ Current seniors* ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong technical reading and study skills ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. The textbook for this course is written at the 12th grade reading level. Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting

applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at Tuition Payment Agreement

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 2/5/2021 West-MEC 2020-21 Physical Therapy Technician (One Year)

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Learn Innovative Orthopedic, Neurological and Pediatric Rehabilitation | Pain Management Therapy Record Treatment | Stage Rehabilitation Equipment and Treatment Area

■ Immunizations must be up-to-date/ no exemptions ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Physical therapy technician, physical therapy assistant*, athletic Certified Physical Therapy Aide (CPTA), OSHA-10, trainer*, physical therapist, may work in private clinics, hospitals, American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, home health care or orthopedic clinics

Entry level salary range: $12.66 - $15.00 per hour*

(Refer to Certification Information page.) * with additional education in this pathway

Location Hours Monday – Friday *West-MEC Northwest Campus West-MEC Northwest Campus 13201 W. Grand Avenue Session 1: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM Surprise, AZ 85374 Session 2: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.877.6914 ------West-MEC Southwest Campus West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way Session 1: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM Session 2: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Buckeye, AZ 85326 623.872.6260 One Year/450 hour program

*Optional Dual Enrollment Available NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

(Transportation provided by the student/parent)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Glendale Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to the Physical Therapist Assisting Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree. (Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities page.)

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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GateWay Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to the Physical Therapist Assisting Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree offered at GateWay Community College.

Yearlong ($525.00) • HCC130 Fundamentals in Health Care Delivery (3 credits) • HCC145 Medical Terminology for Health Care Professionals (3 credits)

$15 registration fee per semester $85 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges and West-MEC.

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

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Revised 2/27/2020 West-MEC 2020-21 Powersports Technician (Two years)

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*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways Potential Industry Certification Opportunitites: Powersports Maintenance Mechanics, Powersport Vehicle Service Equipment & Engine Training Council (EETC) Technician Certification in Technician, Parts & Retail Sales Representative, Service Manager* Two-Stroke, Four-Stroke, and Electrical Entry level salary range: $11.14 - $17.57 per hour** Polaris and BRP Manufacturer Specific Technician Certifications Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Entry-Level Electrical Certification, * with additional education in this pathway Safety & Pollution Prevention (S/P2) Certification, Snap-On Multimeter, **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages Torque and Precision Measurement Location Hours West-MEC Northwest Campus Monday-Friday

13201 W. Grand Avenue Surprise, AZ 85374 1st Year Students 623.877.6914 Session 1: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM

Session 2: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

2nd Year Students (Transportation provided by the student/parent) 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM

Two years/900 hour program

NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current juniors* machinery ○ Current seniors* ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Strong technical reading and study skills ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Ability to obtain a Driver License AND Motorcycle License before Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting completion of the program applications to high school. The textbook for this course is written at the 12th grade reading level. *Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Program is taught by certified instructors. West-MEC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, or disability in admission to its programs, services, or activities, in access to them, in treatment of individuals, or in any aspect of their operations.

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Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 8/21/2019 West-MEC 2020-21 Precision Machining (Two years)

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Convert Raw Materials into Goods | Read Blueprints | Operate Lathes & Mills | Use Machine Tools CAD/CAM - Computer-Aided Design / Computer-Aided Manufacturing

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Machinist operator, CNC machinist, maintenance machinist; National Institute of Metalworking Skills (NIMS) Certification, knowledge obtained in this program is transferrable to a broad Snap-On, OSHA-10 spectrum of careers

Entry level salary range: $13.63 - $17.10 per hour*

*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages (Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours West-MEC Central Campus - Building B Monday – Friday 6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM Glendale, AZ 85307 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.209.8045

Two years/900 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Strong hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills ○ Current juniors* ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current seniors* machinery ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Strong technical reading and study skills Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting The textbook for this course is written at the 10th grade reading level. applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Gateway Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Manufacturing ProductionTechnology. (Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities page.)

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Gateway Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Manufacturing Technology.

1st Semester ($525.00) • MET101 Technical Documentation (3 credits) • MET110 Inspection Techniques (3 credits)

2nd Semester ($355.00) • MET120 Introduction to Manual Machining (4 credits)

3rd Semester ($355.00) • MET140 Manual CNC Programming (4 credits)

4th Semester ($525.00) • MET131 CNC Machining Level 1 (6 credits)

Because each course is a prerequisite for the courses that follow, students must start with the first course and pass each course to continue participaiting in the dual program.

Applicants must take the ACCUPLACER and score at Elementary Algebra 50 or higher OR College Math 32 or higher to enroll in dual courses.

$15 registration fee per semester $85 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges and West-MEC.

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

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Precision Machining Industry Credentials

Details regarding Industry Credential Scheduling and Cost:

This program prepares students to seek certification or licensure for multiple industry credentials. Payment and scheduling responsibility is noted per industry credential as follows:

1 West-MEC schedules and pre-pays testing fees for the industry credential which is offered in class to eligible students

2 West-MEC will reimburse exam/license fee to eligible students, student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and submitting for reimbursement

3 Student is responsible for applying, scheduling, testing, and paying for the industry credential, should the student seek it

For further details regarding Industry Credential scheduling and cost please contact: Katie Mehin, West-MEC Director of Career Services | Email: [email protected] | Office: 623-738-0057

1Pathway to National Institute of Metalworking Skills Certification:  Testing Agency: National Institute of Metalworking Skills (NIMS), https://www.nims-skills.org “Certifications can be earned in the following area(s): o NIMS Level 1 Certification (up to 7 certifications available) . Measurement, Materials & Safety . Job Planning, Benchwork & Layout . Manual Milling . Manual Turning – Chucking . Manual Turning - Between Centers . Drill Press Operations . Surface Grinding

1Pathway to Snap-On Certification: Testing Agency: Snap-On Certification, http://www1.snapon.com/Education/Certifications  Certification can be earned in the following area(s): o Torque o Precision Measurement

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West-MEC 2020-21 Veterinary Sciences (One Year)

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■ Students may not be enrolled in two or more West-MEC Central Programs at the same time Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry ■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration registration and orientation. ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply ■ 100 hour externship required to sit for NAVTA exam requirements are the responsibility of the student.) ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular activities, athletics or employment.

*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Veterinary assistant, laboratory animal caretaker NAVTA Approved Veterinary Assistant Certification Entry level salary range: $12.00 - $17.87 per hour* (National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America), *Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday *West-MEC Northeast Campus 1617 W. Williams Drive One year program: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM Phoenix, AZ 85027 Summer hours may be required to complete externship. 623.435.4920

Optional Dual Enrollment Available One Year/720 hour program * (Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align. Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current juniors ■ Completed or enrolled in Biology preferred ○ Current seniors* ■ Comfortable performing animal dissections and handling bodily ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and fluids career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting ■ Basic animal behavior understanding and comfort working with applications to high school. animals ■ Strong technical reading and study skills *Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 2/27/2020 West-MEC 2020-21 (One Year) Veterinary Sciences

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Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent High School – 5.5 elective credits A 90% - 100% elective credits awarded: B 80% - 89% 1.25 @ Quarter 1; 1.5 @ Semester 1; 2.75 @ Semester 2 C 70% - 79% This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. D 60% - 69% (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit) F 59% and below

Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Mesa Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Veterinary Technology. (Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities page.)

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications. Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Veterinary Sciences Post-Secondary Opportunities Information

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Mesa Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Veterinary Technology

1st Semester ($270.00) • VET101 Introduction to Veterinary Technology (3 credits) 2nd Semester ($85.00) • VET109 Veterinarian Assistant Internship (1 credit)

$15 registration fee per semester $85 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges and West-MEC.

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

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West-MEC 2020-21 Veterinary Sciences (Two years)

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*Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Veterinary assistant, laboratory animal caretaker NAVTA Approved Veterinary Assistant Certification Entry level salary range: $12.00 - $17.87 per hour* (National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America), *Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday *West-MEC Northeast Campus 1617 W. Williams Drive West-MEC Northeast Campus Phoenix, AZ 85027 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 623.435.4920 ------West-MEC Northwest Campus West-MEC Northwest Campus 13201 W. Grand Avenue 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM Surprise, AZ 85374 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM

623.877.6914 ------West-MEC Southwest Campus *West-MEC Southwest Campus 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 500 N. Verrado Way 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Buckeye, AZ 85326 Summer hours may be required to complete externship. 623.872.6260 *Optional Dual Enrollment Available Two years/900 hour program

(Transportation provided by the student/parent) NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

Revised 2/27/2020 West-MEC 2020-21 Veterinary Sciences (Two years)

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Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Completed or enrolled in Biology preferred ○ Current juniors* ■ Comfortable performing animal dissections and handling bodily ○ Current seniors* fluids ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Basic animal behavior understanding and comfort working with Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting animals applications to high school. ■ Strong technical reading and study skills

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level. http://west-mec.edu

Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Maricopa Community Colleges Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Veterinary Technology. (Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities page.)

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Veterinary Sciences Post-Secondary Opportunities Information

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Mesa Community College Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Veterinary Technology

1st Year ($270.00) • VET101 Introduction to Veterinary Technology (3 credits)

2nd Year ($85)  Vet109 Veterinary Assistant Internship (1credit)

$15 registration fee per semester $85 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges and West-MEC.

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

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West-MEC 2020-21 Welding Technology (Two years)

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Join & Repair Metal | Read Blueprints | Use High-Quality Welding Equipment Inspect Completed Welds

■ Proof of residency in West-MEC district boundaries due at time of registration Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration ■ Program hours are not excused for participation in extra-curricular and orientation. activities, athletics or employment. ■ West-MEC provides two uniform shirts. (Other uniform/supply *Program requirements are subject to change per industry age restrictions, requirements are the responsibility of the student.) certification requirements and administrative discretion.

Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. ** Additional program costs after graduation

Industry Certification Career Pathways TESTS SCHEDULED & FEES PREPAID BY WEST-MEC Structural welder, welding supervisor, manufacturing welder, certified American Welding Society (AWS) Certification, OSHA-10, welding inspector, iron worker, pipe fitter, sheet metal worker; NCCER Certifications (National Center for Construction and Education knowledge obtained in this program is transferrable to a broad Research) - Core Curriculum, Welding Levels 1 & 2 spectrum of careers

Entry level salary range: $14.29 - $17.45 per hour*

*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages

(Refer to Certification Information page.) Location Hours Monday – Friday *West-MEC Central Campus - Building B 6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. West-MEC Central Campus - Building B Glendale, AZ 85307 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 623.209.8045 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM ------West-MEC Southwest Campus *West-MEC Southwest Campus 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 500 N. Verrado Way Buckeye, AZ 85326 Two years/900 hour program 623.872.6260

NOTE: West-MEC and high school calendars may not align. *Optional Dual Enrollment Available

(Transportation provided by the student/parent)

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ○ Current sophomores ■ Strong hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills ○ Current juniors* ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and ○ Current seniors* machinery ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA, discipline and ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor career choice (ECAP) - (see rubric with student application). ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ West-MEC priority application submission date is in February. ■ Strong technical reading and study skills Contact school counselors for earlier deadlines for submitting The textbook for this course is written at the 12th grade reading level. applications to high school.

*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.edu

Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Glendale Community College (GCC) Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Welding. (Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities page.)

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.edu for most current information.

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Welding Technology Post-Secondary Opportunities Information

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Glendale Community College (GCC) Dual Enrollment Credits

Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Welding.

1st Semester ($440.00) • WLD106AA Introduction to SMAW (5 credits)

2nd Semester ($865.00) • WLD106AB SMAW 6010 Plate (5 credits) • WLD106AC SMAW 7018 Plate (5 credits)

3rd Semester ($440.00) • WLD206AD Advanced GTAW Ferrous (5 credits)

4th Semester ($1035.00) • WLD206AB Advanced GMAW and FCAW (5 credits) • WLD208AB GMAW Code Welding (5 credits) • WLD208AC FCAW Code Welding (5 credits)

$15 registration fee per semester $85 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin*

For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges and West-MEC.

A student who withdraws from the West-MEC program may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.

Dual Enrollment credits on each campus may vary based on West-MEC faculty qualifications.

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