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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 8/9/2018 Aesthetician (One year) In partnership with GateWay Community College West-MEC 2018-19 www.west-mec.org | 623.738.0009 Facials | Skin Analysis | Body Treatments | Hair Removal Techniques | Microdermabrasion Day and Evening Makeup | False Eyelash Applications Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore and Junior students may apply ■ Minimum of ten (10) high school credits ■ Two (2) credits of English with a C or better; transcript due to West-MEC by June 15th ■ No fake nails, visible tattoos or piercings other than earlobe ■ 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 ■ Copy of photo ID due at time of registration ■ All required course hours must be completed within each semester Limited makeup days 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. Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $750.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, student kit, textbooks & leadership development) A payment schedule will be provided at registration. Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation. Location Hours GateWay Community College at Deer Valley 2931 W. Bell Road Phoenix, AZ 85053 (Transportation provided by the student/parent) Monday – Friday 2:00 PM – 5:30 PM One year/600 hour program Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent A 90% - 100% B 86% - 89% C* 80% - 85% D** 75% - 79% F 74% and below *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. High School – 4.5 elective credits (2.25 elective credits per semester) High school credits are awarded each semester. This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit) Industry Certification Career Pathways Arizona Board of Cosmetology License Certification in Aesthetician Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s). Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/AestheticianCERT Aesthetician/esthetician, skin care specialist, make-up artist, cosmetic 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 Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org for most current information.
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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 8/9/2018
Aesthetician (One year) In partnership with GateWay Community College
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org | 623.738.0009
Facials | Skin Analysis | Body Treatments | Hair Removal Techniques | Microdermabrasion Day and Evening Makeup | False Eyelash Applications
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore and Junior students may apply ■ Minimum of ten (10) high school credits ■ Two (2) credits of English with a C or better; transcript due to West-MEC by June 15th ■ No fake nails, visible tattoos or piercings other than earlobe ■ 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 ■ Copy of photo ID due at time of registration ■ All required course hours must be completed within each semester Limited makeup days 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.
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $750.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, student kit, textbooks & leadership development)
A payment schedule will be provided at registration.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
Location Hours GateWay Community College at Deer Valley
2931 W. Bell Road Phoenix, AZ 85053
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
2:00 PM – 5:30 PM
One year/600 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 86% - 89% C* 80% - 85% D** 75% - 79% F 74% and below
*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.
High School – 4.5 elective credits (2.25 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Industry Certification Career Pathways Arizona Board of Cosmetology License
Certification in Aesthetician
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/AestheticianCERT
Aesthetician/esthetician, skin care specialist, make-up artist, cosmetic 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
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/9/2018
Aesthetician (One year) In partnership with GateWay Community College
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org | 623.738.0009
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
■ History of good attendance and discipline (Students who do not complete 100% of the required hours and/or do not earn a grade of 80% or higher each semester may be withdrawn from the program.) ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ Ability to practice all procedures on each other (Certain medications may be contraindicated for services and may negatively impact 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.org 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 7/19/2018
Air Conditioning Technician (One year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Power and Hand Tool Usage | Construction Drawings | Basic Rigging | Piping, Soldering and Brazing | Basic Electricity Air Distribution Systems | Gas Heating | Heat Pumps | Compressors | Metering Devices | Retail Refrigeration Systems
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development)
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
One year program: 7:30 AM – 10:30 AM
One year/540 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 4 elective credits (2 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Industry Certification Career Pathways National Center for Construction & Ed Research (NCCER) Certification,
OSHA-10, EPA 608 Refrigerant Handling Certifcation
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/AirCERT
Heating, ventilation, air conditioning service technician (HVAC service technician); heating, ventilation, air conditioning technician (HVAC technician); heating, ventilation, air conditioning installer (HVAC
installer); facilities technician
Entry level salary range: $14.35 - $20.04 per hour*
*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.org 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 7/19/2018
Air Conditioning Technician (One year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores or juniors ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the 12th grade reading level.
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/9/2018
Automotive Collision Technology (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Welding and Metal Fabrication | Vehicle Structural Repairs Custom Color Refinishing | Classic Restoration Procedures | New Vehicle Construction
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development)
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Industry Certification Career Pathways Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Student Certification,
I-CAR Platinum Certification, EPA 609 Refrigerant Recovery & Recycling Certification,
S/P2 Certification, Snap-On
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/AutoCollisionCERT
Collision repair technician, auto body customizer, painter/refinisher, trim mechanic, prepper, estimator, buffer, detailer, bodyman, collision
estimator, foreman*, shop manager*, parts manager*
Entry level salary range: $14.39 - $18.45 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **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.org 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 8/9/2018
Automotive Collision Technology (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 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.org 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 8/9/2018
Automotive Technology (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Engine Repair | Automatic Transmission | Manual Drive Train | Suspension/Steering | Brakes Electrical/Electronic Systems | Air Conditioning | Engine Performance
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Student Certification,
EPA 609 Refrigerant Recovery & Recycling Certification, S/P2 Certification, Snap-On
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/AutoTechCERT
Automotive technician, parts & sales representative, ASE certified technician*, service manager*
Entry level salary range: $14.39 - $18.45 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **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.org 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 8/9/2018
Automotive Technology (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the 12th grade reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Glendale Community College (GCC) Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Automotive Technology or an Associate in Science (AS) degree. 1st Semester ($270.00) • AUT101AA Internal Combustion Engines Theory (3 credits) 2nd Semester ($355.00) • AUT103AB Automotive & Electrical/Electronic Systems I (4 credits) 3rd or 4th Semester ($355.00) • AUT108AB Front-End Suspension, Steering, and Alignment (4 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) 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 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. For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges. 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.org 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 7/19/2018
Aviation Maintenance Technology (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
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 ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 registration ■ Copy of birth certificate and immunizations due at time of registration ■ Must be available for summer sessions (June for 8 hour days – see program calendar) ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $525.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, FAA textbooks & leadership development) ■ Optional concurrent enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
A payment schedule will be provided at registration.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Central Campus 6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd.
Glendale, AZ 85307 623.209.8070
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 1:10 PM – 5:45 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 5:35 PM
Included are approximately 17 days each summer for 8 hours per day.
Two years/1,930 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 12 elective credits (6 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (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 high school
graduation.
Optional College Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways FAA Certification - Airframe & Powerplant, Snap-on
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/AviationCERT
Airframe technician, powerplant technician, air transportation technician; knowledge obtained in this program is transferable to a
broad spectrum of careers
Entry level salary range: $22.70 - $26.61 per hour*
*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.org 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 7/19/2018
Aviation Maintenance Technology (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Completed or enrolled in Geometry preferred ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
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. Eastern New Mexico University Concurrent Enrollment Credits 2nd Semester ($255.00) • UNIV101 Principles of Student Success (3 credits) Summer after 2nd Semester ($255.00) • COMM 101 Interpersonal Communication (3 credits) 3rd Semester ($255.00) • ENG102 English Composition (3 credits) 4th Semester ($255.00) • MATH105 Technical Math (3 credits) $15 technology fee per semester $95 per credit hour due soon after the classes begin (includes $10/credit hour distance learning fee) Additional cost for textbooks may apply ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------
Worldwide Campus of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Any student who completes the 1,952 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 placer 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.
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 7/19/2018
Avionics/Drone Electronics (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
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
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Central Campus - Building B
6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. Glendale, AZ 85307
623.209.8045
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional College Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways FCC General Radiotelephone Operator License
(Federal Communications Commission), Remote Pilot License FAA Part 107 Certification
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/AvionicsCERT
Avionics technician, avionics electronics technician, avionics installer, aircraft electrical systems specialist
Entry level salary range: $19.85 – 24.63 per hour*
*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.org 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 7/19/2018
Avionics/Drone Electronics (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Completed or enrolled in Geometry preferred ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Mesa Community College Dual Enrollment Credits
2nd 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* *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) 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 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. For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges. 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.org 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 7/19/2018
Coding (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
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 ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet. ■ It is recommended that students have access to a computer and reliable internet outside of class to occasionally complete assignments and projects.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Central Campus - Building B
6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. Glendale, AZ 85307
623.209.8045
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year Students Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM 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.
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways 1st Year - Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA)Certification 2nd Year - Certified Internet Web (CIW) JavaScript Specialist
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/CodingCERT
Software developer, computer programmer, web developer, mobile application designer, product manager*, quality assurance engineer*,
software development engineer*
Entry level salary range: $27.86 - $47.00 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **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.org 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 7/19/2018
Coding (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ Sequencing-ability to determine & follow a logical or defined series of steps in a sequential manner ■ Positive attitude toward work including tasks of minimal interest ■ Strong technical reading and study skills
The online text for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Glendale Community College (GCC) Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Digital Media Art Design Emphasis or an Associate in Science (AS) degree.
1st Semester ($270.00) • CIS133DA Internet/Web Development Level I (3 credits
2nd Semester ($270.00) • CIS166AA Introduction to JavaScripting (3 credits)
3rd Semester ($270.00) • CIS166AE WebScripting with PHP (3 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)
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 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.
For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges.
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 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 information.
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/4/2018
Cosmetology @ GateWay (Two years) In partnership with GateWay Community College
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Haircut, Color, Perm and Styling Procedures | Nail Polish Techniques | Skin Care Services Practice Your Skills with Clients in a Salon Setting
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore students may apply ■ Minimum of ten (10) high school credits ■ Two (2) credits of English with a C or better; transcript due to West-MEC by June 15th ■ 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 ■ Copy of photo ID due at time of registration ■ All required course hours must be completed within each semester Limited makeup days 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.
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $1,225.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, student kit, textbooks, supplies & leadership development) ■ During the second year of the program, students will be expected to purchase minimal additional supplies to practice for the State Board Licensure exam.
A payment schedule will be provided at registration.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
Location Hours GateWay Community College at Deer Valley
2931 W. Bell Road Phoenix, AZ 85053
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
Session 2: 11:45 AM – 4:15 PM Session 3: 3:45 PM – 8:15 PM Session 4: 2:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Students remain in same session time for both years of program.
Two years/1,600 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 86% - 89% C* 80% - 85% D** 75% - 79% F 74% and below
*An 80% grade or better is required for each Cosmetology course in order to progress to the next higher level course. '**A 75% grade or better is required to obtain high school credit.
High School – 12 elective credits (6 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional College Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways Arizona Board of Cosmetology License
Certification in Cosmetology
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/CosmetologyCERT
Hair stylist, color technician, nail technician, skin care specialist, makeup artist, salon owner*, salon manager*
Entry level salary range: $10.00 - $15.00 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **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.org 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 8/4/2018
Cosmetology @ GateWay (Two years) In partnership with GateWay Community College
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
■ History of good attendance and discipline (Students who do not complete 100% of the required hours and/or do not earn a grade of 80% or higher each semester may be withdrawn from the program.) ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Eastern Arizona College (EAC)
After successfully completing the West-MEC Cosmetology program, students may pursue an Associates of Applied Science (AAS) degree in Cosmetology* with Eastern Arizona College (EAC). Students who have obtained their AZ Board of Cosmetology License may receive up to 44 college credits towards their AAS in Cosmetology* (at no cost) after completing at least 16 college credits with EAC. Contact the West-MEC Career Liaison or EAC for more details. *The EAC 2018-19 Catalog Requires Completion of 64 credits to obtain the AAS in Cosmetology
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/9/2018
Dental Assisting (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Assist Medical Professionals with Dental Examinations | Sterilize and Prepare Instruments Polish Teeth | Take and Develop X-rays | Take Impressions of Teeth
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit in Biology or Anatomy/Physiology with a C or better; transcript due to West-MEC by June 15th ■ No fake nails, visible tattoos or piercings other than earlobe ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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/ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development)
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northwest Campus
13201 W. Grand Avenue Surprise, AZ 85374
623.877.6914
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year Students Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM
2nd Year Students: TBD
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Industry Certification Career Pathways Dental Assisting National Board (DANB)
National Entry Level Dental Assistant (NELDA) Certification American Heart Association CPR and AED, OSHA-10
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/DentalCERT
Dental assistant, orthodontic assistant, dental hygienist*, general dentistry*, orthodontist*, oral surgeon*, periodontist*, endodontist*,
prosthodontist*
Entry level salary range: $13.70 - $17.76 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **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.org 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 8/9/2018
Dental Assisting (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ 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 online text 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.org 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 7/19/2018
Electrical Trade Specialty (One year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Construction Drawings | Electrical Circuits | Device Boxes and Equipment | Raceways and Fittings | Conductors and Cables Alternating Currents | Motors | Lighting | Pull and Junction Boxes | Circuit Breakers and Fuses | Control Systems
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development)
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way Buckeye, AZ 85326
623.872.6260
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
One year program: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM ------------------------------------------------------------------------
One year program: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
One year/450 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 3 elective credits (1.5 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Industry Certification Career Pathways National Center for Construction and Education Research (NCCER),
Snap-On, OSHA-10
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/ElectricalCERT
Electrical Apprentice, Apprentice Electrician, Electrician Helper, Electrician*, Journeyman Electrician*
Entry level salary range: $14.32 - $22.26 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway *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.org 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 7/19/2018
Electrical Trade Specialty (One year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores or juniors ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the 12th grade reading level.
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/5/2018
Emergency Medical Technician (One semester) In partnership with Maricopa Community Colleges
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org | 623.738.0009
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).
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Junior students may apply ■ One credit of Biology or Anatomy/Physiology with a C or better (May substitute MEET score on AIMS Science for Biology credit) ■ Submit results of a reading assessment as follows: • Accuplacer Reading** (74 or higher) • ACT Reading (21 or higher) • Next Generation Reading (263 or higher) • RDG100 Successful College Reading (Grade of C or higher) ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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/ no exemptions
■ State issued ID, driver's license or driver’s permit due at time of
registration ■ Proof of citizenship & 1 year Arizona residency due at time of registration ■ 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.
Meeting application criteria does not guarantee enrollment. The Accuplacer Reading test is available at no charge at: **Glendale Community College Testing Center - 623.845.3000 **Estrella Mountain Community College Testing Center - 623.935.8860 **EMCC @ West-MEC Southwest Campus - xxx.xxx.xxxx For resources to help with Accuplacer, visit https://www.estrellamountain.edu/students/testing-services
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $100.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing) ■ Uniform shirts ($15 each) purchased by the student through the college ■ EMT book bundle -approximately $225.00 (purchased by the student) Prices are approximate and may change due to community college requirements. ■ Success in the program depends upon the student having access to reliable internet outside of class to complete assignments and tests
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
Location Hours
GateWay Community College Southwest Skill Center 3000 N. Dysart Road Avondale, AZ 85392
------------------------------------------------------------------------ GateWay Community College at Deer Valley
2931 W. Bell Road Phoenix, AZ 85053
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Thursday
FALL: SWSC: 2:00 - 5:00 PM SPRING:SWSC: 2:00 - 5:00 PM
------------------------------------------------------------------------ FALL: Gateway: 2:00 - 5:00 PM
SPRING:Gateway: 2:00 - 5:00 PM
One semester/200 hour program
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/5/2018
Emergency Medical Technician (One semester) In partnership with Maricopa Community Colleges
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org | 623.738.0009
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 81% - 89% C* 75% - 80% D** 70% - 74% F 69% and below
*A 75% grade or better is required for each EMT course in order to obtain college credit and be eligible to progress to the next higher level course. **A 70% grade or better is required to obtain high school credit.
High School – 2 elective credits (2 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
A student who withdraws during the EMT course may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.
Concurrent Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians
National EMT Certification, American Heart Association CPR/AED
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/EMTCERT
Ambulance emergency medical technician, paramedic, EMT, firefighter*, emergency room technician*; knowledge obtained in this
program is transferrable to a broad spectrum of careers
Entry level salary range: $11.81 - $14.91 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
■ History of good attendance and discipline (A student may be dropped from the program after 10 hours of absences.) ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Able to perform physical activity ■ 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.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (College Partnership) Community College Concurrent Credits
Concurrent college credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Emergency Response and Operations. Credits from GateWay Community College (GWCC) – up to 12 ½ credits • SKEMT 101 CPR/Basic Cardiac Life Support (0.5 credits) • SKEMT 102AB Emergency Medical Responder (3.0 credits) • SKEMT 104 Basic Emergency Medical Technology (9.0 credits) 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.
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 7/19/2018
Energy & Industrial Technology (Two years) In partnership with APS, Palo Verde & Estrella Mountain Community College
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Electricity | Electronics | Instrumentation & Controls | Mechanical Systems Industrial Skills | Power Systems
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $175.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts, program materials & other personal protective equipment.
Location Hours West-MEC Southwest Campus
500 N. Verrado Way Buckeye, AZ 85326
623.872.6260
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways NCCER Certification
(National Center for Construction and Education Research), OSHA-10
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/EnergyCERT
Graduates of this program should qualify for a variety of careers as an on-the-job trainee or apprentice in fields such as Electrical,
Electronics, Instrumentation and Controls, Mechanical, Engineering Technician, Power Plant Generation, Industrial Plant Operations, and
Energy Transmission and Distribution.
Entry level salary range: $15.98 - $21.24 per hour*
*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.org 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 7/19/2018
Energy & Industrial Technology (Two years) In partnership with APS, Palo Verde & Estrella Mountain Community College
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
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. 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* *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) 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 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. For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges. 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.org 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 7/19/2018
Fire Science (One year) In partnership with Maricopa Community Colleges
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org | 623.738.0009
Practice Firefighting Tactics | Execute Search and Rescue | Identify Hazardous Materials Perform Training Exercises at Fire Stations in Maricopa County
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).
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore and Junior students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of a Lab Science with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ State issued ID, driver's license or driver’s permit due at time of registration ■ Proof of citizenship & 1 year Arizona residency due at time of registration ■ 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.
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $100.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing) ■ College textbooks - $250.00 rented or $400.00 new Prices for textbooks are approximate and may change due to community college requirements.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
Location Hours Glendale Community College Main Campus
6000 W. Olive Avenue Glendale, AZ 85302
STUDENTS ALSO ATTEND CLASSES AT
Glendale Regional Public Safety Training Center 11550 W. Glendale Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85307
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
GCC Main: 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM (M & W) GCC Main: 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM (T & Th)
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Students travel to various fire houses for ride-along experience
One year/200 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C* 70% - 79% D** 60% - 69% F 59% and below
*A 70% grade or better is required for each Fire Science course in order to obtain college credit. **A 60% grade or better is required to obtain high school credit.
High School – 2 elective credits (1 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
A student who withdraws during the Fire Science course may receive college credit based on the number of completed courses.
Concurrent Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 7/19/2018
Fire Science (One year) In partnership with Maricopa Community Colleges
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org | 623.738.0009
Industry Certification Career Pathways International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC) HazMat
Certification Wildland Fire Fighter, Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT)
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/FireCERT
Firefighter, wild-land firefighter, member industry fire brigade
Entry level salary range: $14.98 - $21.75*
*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
■ History of good attendance and discipline (Strict post secondary attendance guidelines will be followed.) ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Able to perform physical activity ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (College Partnership) Community College Concurrent Credits
Concurrent college credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Emergency Response and Operations. Glendale Community College (GCC) – up to 13 credits 1st Semester • FSC 113 Introduction to Fire Suppression (3 credits) • FSC 110 Wildland Firefighter (3 credits) 2nd Semester • FSC 105 Hazardous Materials/First Responder (3 credits) • FSC 282AC Service-Learning Experience in Fire Science (3 credits) • FSC 130 Fitness for Firefighters/CPAT (1 credit) 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.
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 7/19/2018
General Construction Technology (One year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Power and Hand Tool Usage | Construction Drawings | Basic Rigging | Floor Systems Masonry | Roofing and Framing | Stair Layout | Basic Electrical, HVAC and Plumbing | Exterior Finishing
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development)
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way Buckeye, AZ 85326
623.872.6260
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
One year program: 7:30 AM – 11:00 AM ------------------------------------------------------------------------
One year program: 7:00 AM – 10:30 AM
One year/630 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 5 elective credits (2.5 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Industry Certification Career Pathways National Center for Construction and Education Research (NCCER),
OSHA-10, Hilti Power Actuator and Fire Stop
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/GenConstructionCERT
Basic construction trades (carpentry, masonry, drywall), cost estimator*, construction management*
Entry level salary range: $12.05 - $18.27 per hour*
* with additional education in this pathway **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.org 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 7/19/2018
General Construction Technology (One year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores or juniors ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the 10th grade reading level.
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 7/19/2018
Hairstyling (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
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 ■ Minimum of ten (10) high school credits ■ Two (2) credits of English with a C or better; transcript due to West-MEC by June 15th ■ 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 ■ All required course hours must be completed within each semester ■ Limited makeup days 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $1,025.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, student kit, textbooks, supplies & leadership development) ■ During the second year of the program, students will be expected to purchase minimal additional supplies to practice for the State Board Licensure exam.
A payment schedule will be provided at registration.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northwest Campus
13201 W. Grand Avenue Surprise, AZ 85374
623.877.6914
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM 2nd Year Students: TBD
500 hours required 1st year to continue into second year of program.
Two years/1,000 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 86% - 89% C* 80% - 85% D** 75% - 79% F 74% and below
*An 80% grade or better is required for each Cosmetology course in order to progress to the next higher level course. '**A 75% grade or better is required to obtain high school credit.
High School – 8 elective credits (4 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Industry Certification Career Pathways Arizona Board of Cosmetology License
Certification in Hairstyling
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/HairstylingCERT
Hair stylist, color technician, salon owner*, salon manager*
Entry level salary range: $10.00 - $15.00 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **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.org 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 7/19/2018
Hairstyling (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline (Students who have not completed 500 hours the first year of the program may be withdrawn from the program.) ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ 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 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.org 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 7/19/2018
IT Security (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Manage Networks and Servers | Ethical Hacking Defense | Mitigate Security Risks Troubleshoot Linux and Windows Operating Systems | Information Systems and Data Management
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northwest Campus
13201 W. Grand Avenue Surprise, AZ 85374
623.877.6914 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way Buckeye, AZ 85326
623.872.6260
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways Cisco CCENT, CompTIA (A+, Linux+, Network+, Security+),
Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA), TestOut (Client Pro, Network Pro, Security Pro)
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/ITSecurityCERT
Help Desk Operator, Support Technician, Support Engineer, Network Support Technician, Network Support Engineer
Entry level salary range: $16.25 - $28.50 per hour*
*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.org 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 7/19/2018
IT Security (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Familiar with computer terminology, operating systems, networks ■ 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 online text for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Estrella Mountain and Glendale Community Colleges Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Science (AS) degree.
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 ($525.00) • CIS126DL Linux Operating System (3 credits) • MST150WT Installing and Configuring Microsoft Windows 10 (3 credits)
3rd Semester ($695.00) • CNT140AA Introduction to Networks (4 credits) • CNT150AA Cisco Networking Router Technologies (4 credits)
4th Semester ($270.00) • ITS110 Information Security Fundamentals (3 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)
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 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.
For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges.
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 Coding 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.
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/10/2018
Law, Public Safety and Security (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
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
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ Students must be able to participate in arrest and law enforcement procedures and physical training ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Central Campus - Building B
6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. Glendale, AZ 85307
623.209.8045 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
West-MEC Northwest Campus 13201 W. Grand Avenue
Surprise, AZ 85374 623.877.6914
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways Arizona Security License,
International Foundation for Protecion Officers (IFPO) American Heart Association CPR/AED and First Aid,
FEMA Incident Command System Certifications
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/LawCERT
Security Officer, Attorney, Loss Prevention, Hospital, Dispatching, Animal Control and Transportation positions at the Federal, State and local levels, with knowledge and training obtained in this program is
transferrable to a broad spectrum of careers
Entry level salary range: $8.50 to $21.25 per hour*
*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.org 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 8/10/2018
Law, Public Safety and Security (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Able to perform physical activity ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Glendale Community College (GCC) Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Administration of Justice or an Associate in Science (AS) degree. 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) $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) 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 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. For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges. 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.org 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 8/9/2018
Medical Assisting (One year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Assist Medical Professionals with Examinations | Assess Vital Signs | Maintain Patient Records Administer Injections | Draw and Collect Blood Samples | Prepare Specimens for Laboratory Analysis
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Junior and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of a Lab Science with a C or better ■ No fake nails, visible tattoos or piercings other than earlobe ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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/ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way Buckeye, AZ 85326
623.872.6260
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
One year program: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM ------------------------------------------------------------------------
One year program: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM
One year/720 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 5.5 elective credits (2.75 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/9/2018
Medical Assisting (One year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Industry Certification Career Pathways American Heart Association CPR/AED, OSHA-10,
Registered Medical Assistant, Registered Phlebotomy Technician Medical Assistant Certification (CCMA)
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/MedAssistCERT
Medical assistant, phlebotomist, chiropractic assistant, insurance biller, coder, lab assistant, health services administrator, home health aide, physician assistant*, family and general practitioner*, registered
nurse*, nursing assistant*
Entry level salary range: $11.99 – 14.12 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current juniors ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Completed or enrolled in Biology preferred ■ Comfortable administering and receiving injections ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ Strong technical reading, spelling and study skills
The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Estrella Mountain and Glendale Community Colleges Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Science (AS) or an Associate in Arts (AA) degree. 1st or 2nd semester ($270.00) • HCC145 Medical Terminology for Health Care Workers (3 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) 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 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. For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges. 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.org 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 8/9/2018
Medical Assisting (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Assist Medical Professionals with Examinations | Assess Vital Signs | Maintain Patient Records Administer Injections | Draw and Collect Blood Samples | Prepare Specimens for Laboratory Analysis
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of a Lab Science with a C or better ■ No fake nails, visible tattoos or piercings other than earlobe ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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/ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
West-MEC Northwest Campus 13201 W. Grand Avenue
Surprise, AZ 85374 623.877.6914
------------------------------------------------------------------------ West-MEC Southwest Campus
500 N. Verrado Way Buckeye, AZ 85326
623.872.6260
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/9/2018
Medical Assisting (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Industry Certification Career Pathways American Heart Association CPR/AED, OSHA-10,
Registered Medical Assistant, Registered Phlebotomy Technician Medical Assistant Certification (CCMA)
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/MedAssistCERT
Medical assistant, phlebotomist, chiropractic assistant, insurance biller, coder, lab assistant, health services administrator, home health aide, physician assistant*, family and general practitioner*, registered
nurse*, nursing assistant*
Entry level salary range: $11.99 – 14.12 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Completed or enrolled in Biology preferred ■ Comfortable administering and receiving injections ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ Strong technical reading, spelling and study skills
The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Estrella Mountain and Glendale Community Colleges Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Science (AS) or an Associate in Arts (AA) degree. 1st or 2nd semester ($270.00) • HCC145 Medical Terminology for Health Care Workers (3 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) 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 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. For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges. 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.org 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 7/19/2018
Massage Therapy (One year) In partnership with GateWay Community College
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org | 623.738.0009
Swedish Massage | Thai Massage | Deep Tissue Massage | Sports Massage Geriatric Massage | Prenatal Massage | Reflexology
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Junior students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of a Lab Science with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ All required course hours must be completed within each semester Limited makeup days 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.
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $525.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, student kit, textbooks & leadership development)
A payment schedule will be provided at registration.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
Location Hours GateWay Community College at Deer Valley
2931 W. Bell Road Phoenix, AZ 85053
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
One year/700 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 86% - 89% C* 80% - 85% D** 75% - 79% F 74% and below
*An 80% grade or better is required for each Massage Therapy course in order to progress to the next higher level course. '**A 75% grade or better is required to obtain high school credit.
High School – 5.5 elective credits (2.75 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Industry Certification Career Pathways Arizona State Board of Massage Therapy
Licensed Massage Therapist
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/MassageCERT
Massage Therapist at: Chair Massage, Chiropractic Offices, Corporate Wellness Programs, Cruise Ships, Day Spas, Hospitals,
Out Calls, Physical Therapy Offices, Reflexology, Rehabilitation Facilities, Resorts, Retreat Centers, Sports Teams, Wellness Centers,
and Massage Instructor*
Entry level salary range: $8.88 - $34.59 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **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.org 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 7/19/2018
Massage Therapy (One year) In partnership with GateWay Community College
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org | 623.738.0009
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
■ History of good attendance and discipline (Students who do not complete 100% of the required hours and/or do not earn a grade of 80% or higher each semester may be withdrawn from the program.) ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Strong work ethic ■ 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 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.org 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 7/19/2018
Medium/Heavy Diesel Technology (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Diesel Engine Repair | Electrical/Electronic Systems | Suspension/Steering | Computer Diagnostics Brakes | Preventative Maintenance Inspection | HVAC | Basic Hydraulic System Principles
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certification,
Snap-On, Safety & Pollution Prevention, EPA 609 Refrigerant Handling
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/MHDieselCERT
Fleet maintenance technician, diesel technician, diesel engine specialist, general maintenance technician, service writer,
equipment/engine sales, parts management*
Entry level salary range: $16.18 - $20.35 per hour**
* with additional education in this pathway **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.org 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 7/19/2018
Medium/Heavy Diesel Technology (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Yavapai College
1st Semester ($330.00) • AUT100 Auto/Diesel Preventative Maintenance (2 credits) • AUT108 Engine Repair Technology (4 credits) 2nd Semester ($440.00) • AUT126 Auto/Diesel Suspension & Steering (4 credits) • AUT128 Auto/Diesel Heating & Air Conditioning (4 credits) $55 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. 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 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. 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.org 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 8/9/2018
Pharmacy Technician (One year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
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 ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of a Lab Science with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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/ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way Buckeye, AZ 85326
623.872.6260
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM
------------------------------------------------------------------------ Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM
One year/450 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 3 elective credits (1.5 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) Certification,
American Heart Association CPR/AED, OSHA-10
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/PharmTechCERT
Pharmacy technician in a community pharmacy, hospital, long-term care facility, compounding pharmacy, mail-order insurance
companies, sales, and education
Entry level salary range: $11.75 - $17.44 per hour*
*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.org 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 8/9/2018
Pharmacy Technician (One year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current juniors ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Completed or enrolled in Chemistry preferred ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the 12th grade reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Estrella Mountain and Glendale Community Colleges Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Science (AS) or an Associate in Arts (AA) degree. 1st or 2nd semester ($270.00) • HCC145 Medical Terminology for Health Care Workers (3 credits) Yearlong ($42.50) • HCC164* Pharmacology for Allied Health (0.5 credits) * Prerequisite of high school completion of Allied Health/Medical Assisting/Nursing Services CTE program at home high school. Transcript must be submitted with registration paperwork. $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) 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 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. For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges. 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.org 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 8/9/2018
Physical Therapy Technician (One Year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Learn Innovative Orthopedic, Neurological and Pediatric Rehabilitation | Pain Management Therapy Record Treatment | Stage Rehabilitation Equipment and Treatment Area
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of a Lab Science with a C or better ■ No fake nails, visible tattoos or piercings other than earlobe ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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/ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development)
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northwest Campus
13201 W. Grand Avenue Surprise, AZ 85374
623.877.6914
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM
One Year/450 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 3 elective credits (1.5 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Industry Certification Career Pathways Certified Physical Therapy Aide (CPTA),
American Heart Association CPR/AED, OSHA-10
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/PhysTherapyCERT
Physical therapy technician, physical therapy assistant*, athletic trainer*, physical therapist, may work in private clinics, hospitals,
nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, home health care or orthopedic clinics
Entry level salary range: $12.66 - $15.00 per hour*
* with additional education in this pathway
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/9/2018
Physical Therapy Technician (One Year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores or juniors ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ 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.org 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 8/9/2018
Precision Machining (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Convert Raw Materials into Goods | Read Blueprints | Operate Lathes & Mills | Use Machine Tools
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Central Campus - Building B
6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. Glendale, AZ 85307
623.209.8045
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways National Institute of Metalworking Skills (NIMS) Certification, Snap-On,
OSHA-10
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/PrecisionCERT
Machinist operator, CNC machinist, maintenance machinist; knowledge obtained in this program is transferrable to a broad
spectrum of careers
Entry level salary range: $13.63 - $17.10 per hour*
*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.org 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 8/9/2018
Precision Machining (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Strong hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the 10th grade reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Gateway Community College Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Manufacturing Technology. 1st Semester ($525.00) • MET109 Machine Trades Print Reading (starting 2018-19) (3 credits) • MET112 Inspection Techniques (starting 2018-19) (3 credits) 2nd Semester ($270.00) • MET231 Manufacturing Processes and Materials (3 credits) 3rd Semester ($270.00) • MET206 CNC Programming (starting 2018-19) (3 credits) 4th Semester ($525.00) • MET207 CNC Mill: Operator Training I (starting 2018-19) (3 credits) • MET208 CNC Lathe: Operator Training I (starting 2018-19) (3 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** **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) 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 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. For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges. 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.org 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 8/9/2018
Veterinary Sciences (One Year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Provide Daily Care and Enrichment to Adoptable Animals | Assist Veterinarian with Exams | Prepare Vaccinations Obtain Animal Vitals | Monitor Nutrition | Complete Diagnostic Laboratory Procedures | Assist in Surgery
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Junior and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ One credit of Basic Biology or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 100 hour externship required to sit for NAVTA exam ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
One year program: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Summer hours may be required to complete externship.
One Year/720 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 5.5 elective credits (2.75 elective credits per semester)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Industry Certification Career Pathways NAVTA Approved Veterinary Assistant Certification
(National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America) OSHA-10
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/VetCERT
Veterinary assistant, laboratory animal caretaker
Entry level salary range: $9.24 - $11.12 per hour*
*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.org 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 8/9/2018
Veterinary Sciences (One Year)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current juniors ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Comfortable performing animal dissections and handling bodily fluids ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ Basic animal behavior understanding and comfort working with animals ■ Strong technical reading and study skills
The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Pima Community College Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Veterinary Technology. Yearlong (No additional cost) • VET106 Veterinary Practice Assistant I (3 credits) • VET107 Veterinary Practice Assistant II (3 credits) • VET108 Introduction to Veterinary Facility Practices (6 credits) Due to the reciprocal contributions agreed upon between Pima Community College and West-MEC, there is no tuition charged for dual enrollment students meeting AZ residency and US citizen/legal residency criteria. 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 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. 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.org 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 8/9/2018
Veterinary Sciences (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Provide Daily Care and Enrichment to Adoptable Animals | Assist Veterinarian with Exams | Prepare Vaccinations Obtain Animal Vitals | Monitor Nutrition | Complete Diagnostic Laboratory Procedures | Assist in Surgery
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ One credit of Basic Biology or higher with a C or better, transcript due to West-MEC by June 15th ■ 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 ■ 100 hour externship required to sit for NAVTA exam ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $125.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Northeast Campus
1617 W. Williams Drive Phoenix, AZ 85027
623.435.4920 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
West-MEC Northwest Campus 13201 W. Grand Avenue
Surprise, AZ 85374 623.877.6914
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1st Year Students
Session 1: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM Session 2: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM
2nd Year Students: TBD
Summer hours may be required to complete externship.
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/9/2018
Veterinary Sciences (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Industry Certification Career Pathways NAVTA Approved Veterinary Assistant Certification
(National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America) OSHA-10
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/VetCERT
Veterinary assistant, laboratory animal caretaker
Entry level salary range: $9.24 - $11.12 per hour*
*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Comfortable performing animal dissections and handling bodily fluids ■ Ability to get along with other students and cooperate with instructor ■ Ability to work accurately/follow procedures to an industry standard ■ Basic animal behavior understanding and comfort working with animals ■ Strong technical reading and study skills
The textbook for this course is written at the college reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Pima Community College Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Veterinary Technology. 1st Year (No additional cost) • VET106 Veterinary Practice Assistant I (3 credits) 2nd Year (No additional cost) • VET107 Veterinary Practice Assistant II (3 credits) 1st & 2nd Year (No additional cost) • VET108 Introduction to Veterinary Facility Practices (6 credits) Due to the reciprocal contributions agreed upon between Pima Community College and West-MEC, there is no tuition charged for dual enrollment students meeting AZ residency and US citizen/legal residency criteria. 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 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. 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.org 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 8/9/2018
Welding Technology (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Join & Repair Metal | Read Blueprints | Use High-Quality Welding Equipment Inspect Completed Welds
Program Requirements* Cost Requirements ■ Current Sophomore, Junior** and Senior** students may apply ■ One credit of English with a C or better ■ One credit of Algebra I or higher with a C or better ■ Copy of unofficial transcript ■ 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 ■ 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
Upon acceptance into the program: ■ $250.00 registration fee (includes enrollment processing, supplies, welding kit, helmet & leadership development) ■ Optional dual enrollment may result in additional fees. Refer to Credits Issued section of information sheet.
Dress code is reviewed annually to meet professional industry standards. Dress code requirements will be addressed at registration and orientation.
West-MEC provides uniform shirts.
Location Hours West-MEC Central Campus - Building B
6997 N. Glen Harbor Blvd. Glendale, AZ 85307
623.209.8045 ------------------------------------------------------------------------
West-MEC Southwest Campus 500 N. Verrado Way Buckeye, AZ 85326
623.872.6260
(Transportation provided by the student/parent)
Monday – Friday
1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1st Year: 4:00 PM – 6:30 PM 2nd Year: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Two years/900 hour program
Grading Scale Credits Issued by West-MEC Grade Percent
A 90% - 100% B 80% - 89% C 70% - 79% D 60% - 69% F 59% and below
High School – 6 elective credits (3 elective credits per year)
High school credits are awarded each semester.
This program satisfies AZ university admissions requirement. (AZ Board of Regents CTE/Fine Arts credit)
Optional Dual Enrollment Credits Refer to Post-Secondary Opportunities
Program information may change as West-MEC strives to provide the best opportunities for students. Refer to www.west-mec.org 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 8/9/2018
Welding Technology (Two years)
West-MEC 2018-19
www.west-mec.org
Industry Certification Career Pathways American Welding Society (AWS) Certification, Snap-On, OSHA-10,
'NCCER Certifications (National Center for Construction and Education Research)
Cost of certification or licensure testing fee(s) is the responsibility of the student. Grants and scholarships may be available to assist with certification or licensure testing fee(s).
Details regarding certification/licensure and testing fee(s) are available at http://bit.ly/WeldingCERT
Structural welder, welding supervisor, manufacturing welder, certified welding inspector, iron worker, pipe fitter, sheet metal worker; knowledge obtained in this program is transferrable to a broad
spectrum of careers
Entry level salary range: $14.29 - $17.45 per hour*
*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages
Enrollment Information Student Success Indicators ■ West-MEC programs are competitive. ■ The order for filling seats by grade level is as follows: ○ Current sophomores ○ Current juniors* ○ Current seniors* ■ Applications are ranked, in part, by attendance, GPA and discipline (see rubric with student application). ■ West-MEC priority placement date is February 8, 2018 Contact high school counselors for important application dates.
*Details regarding additional program costs are available at http://west-mec.org
■ History of good attendance and discipline ■ Strong interest in chosen career pathway ■ Strong hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills ■ Manual dexterity and physical ability to use tools, equipment, and machinery ■ 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 textbook for this course is written at the 12th grade reading level.
Post-Secondary Opportunities (Optional) Glendale Community College (GCC) Dual Enrollment Credits
Dual enrollment credits lead to an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Welding. 1st Year ($270.00) • WLD101 Welding I (3 credits) 2nd Year ($270.00) • WLD201 Welding II (3 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) 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 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. For dual enrollment grant availability, check with the Maricopa Community Colleges. 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.org for most current information.
