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Explore Exciting Career Pathways in Your High School

Are you curious about the diverse career pathways available in your high school? The Business Completers program offers foundational courses like Business Principles & Practices and Honors Financial Management, leading to specialized credits in fields such as Accounting, Marketing, and Finance. For those interested in science, the Agriscience program covers various areas including Animal Science and Horticulture. If you want to work with people, consider Social Services or Early Childhood Education. Connect with your school counselor to find the right pathway for you!

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Explore Exciting Career Pathways in Your High School

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  1. Have you been wondering what career pathways are available to you right here in your own high school?

  2. Business Completers All business completers begin with two foundation courses: • Business Principles & Practices (1 credit) • Financial Management Using Software Applications I(Honors course) (1 credit) Final 2 credits are specific to the completer

  3. Financial Management Using Software Applications also counts as the required Financial Literacy requirement • Differences between Financial Literacy and Financial Management: • Same financial content covered in both • Learn Excel in Fin Man • Learn about business finance in Fin Man • Can take Fin Man in 10th grade • Fin Man=1 credit and Honors level • Fin Lit= ½ credit (difficult to pair with another ½ credit)

  4. Accounting Honors Accounting I Accounting II (transcripted) A transcripted credit means you receive credit from Carroll Community College Weighted same as an AP course Administrative Services Office Systems Management Advanced Software Applications Marketing Marketing Advanced Marketing • Business Administration & Management • Honors Accounting I • Honors E-Commerce and Entrepreneurship

  5. Financial Services, Academy of Finance (Regional at WHS) • (6 credit completer—prerequisites Honors Financial Management Using Software Applications--LHS)—10th gr. • Honors Accounting I (LHS)—11th gr. • Honors Finance Academy I (2)—11th gr. • Internship, paid—summer 11th gr. • Accounting II (transcripted) (LHS)—12th gr. • Finance Academy II (transcripted)—12th gr. • For NAF Endorsement • Concurrent enrollment in college finance class—12th grade

  6. Science Cluster For those enjoy collecting & applying knowledge in related branches of math & science!

  7. Agriscience Completers All completers begin with: Introduction to Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources All Agriscience completers end with: Agricultural Cooperative Work Experience Other credits are specific to the completer.

  8. Animal and Veterinary Science • Animal Care and Management • Veterinary Science Horticulture • Agricultural Mechanical Technology • Horticulture • Landscaping or Flower Design (1/2 credit) Wildlife & Natural Resources • Agricultural Mechanical Technology • Wildlife Management (1/2 credit) • Environmental Conservation

  9. Social Services Cluster For those who want to work with people!

  10. Early Childhood Ed Honors Child & Adolescent Development Child Development Lab Advanced Lab- Child Dev. ECE Seminar & Internship Teacher Academy of MD (TAM)-MS/HS Honors Child & Adolescent Development Honors Teaching as a Profession Foundations of Curriculum & Instruction (transcripted) Honors Ed. Acad. Internship Food Service & Hospitality Management (ProStart) Food Service Professional I Food Service Professional II Business Principles and Practices ProStart Internship Note: 400 hours of internship are required to receive a ProStart certificate

  11. The Career Connections internship program partners high school seniors with employers in paid or unpaid work-based learning experiences. • Requirements: • Rising senior or senior status • A Career Completer or Career Major • 2.5+ GPA • 94% attendance • 75 Student Service hours • Behavior suitable to represent the school

  12. Do YOU want to follow one of these career pathways? Then make an appointment to see your school counselor!

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