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How do students enroll in a Career Center Program?
- Talk with your high school guidance counselor for more information about the Career Center programs or call the MACC at 765-747-5250.
- Select the program and session you want to register to attend.
Morning Session:
7:55 AM - 10:30 AM
Afternoon Session:
12:25 PM - 3:00 PM - Once you apply, your application will be sent to your high school counselor for review and approval.
- Automotive Service Technology
- Carpentry
- Cosmetology
- Criminal Justice
- Dental
- Digital Design and Media
- Early Childhood Education
- Electrical
- Emergency Medical Technician
- Fire & Rescue
- Health Sciences
- Muncie Delaware Advanced Technologies Academy
- Software Development
- Welding
Automotive Service Technology
2-4 Semesters
CAREER CLUSTER | TRANSPORTATION | |
Pathway Title | Automotive Technology | |
High School Courses | Principals of Automotive Service Brake Systems Steering and Suspension Automotive Service Capstone (Second Year Students) |
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College Credits Ivy Tech |
AUTI 100: Basic Automotive Service |
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Industry Certifications | Preparation for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certifications | |
Internships and Work Experiences | Job shadowing opportunities with local automotive service and repair businesses | |
WHAT WILL I BE LEARNING IN THIS COLLEGE/CAREER PATHWAY?
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What career options will this program prepare me to pursue? | ||
Automotive Service Technician | MACC Graduate | $39,540 avg. |
Auto body & Related Repairers | MACC Graduate | $44,390 avg. |
Heavy Equipment Mechanic | Post-Secondary Technical Training | $48,510 avg. |
Automotive Engineer | Bachelor's Degree | $75,960 avg. |
Carpentry
2-4 Semesters | |
CAREER CLUSTER | ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION |
Pathway Title | Construction |
High School Courses | Principles of Construction Trades General Carpentry Framing and Finishing Construction Trades Carpentry Capstone (second-year students) |
College Credits Ivy Tech | BCTI 100: Introduction to Construction (CORE) BCTI 101: Introduction to Carpentry I BCTI 102: Introduction to Carpentry II |
Industry Certifications | National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) OSHA 10 Certification CPR/First Aid |
Internship and Work Experiences | Opportunity for Indiana-Kentucky-Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters Joint Apprenticeship |
What will I be learning in this college/career pathway? |
Imagine being part of a program where their idea of a class project is to build a house from the ground up. That's exactly what you will be doing in the MACC's Construction Technology program, where you and the other members of the team will lay the foundation, frame the walls and floors, work on the roof, install drywall, and finish the interior and exterior of a brand new home. Throughout you will learn about: |
What career options will this program prepare me to pursue? | ||
Construction Worker | MACC Graduate | $38,630 avg. |
Carpenter | MACC Graduate/Community College | $43,280 avg. |
Construction Supervisor | Post-secondary Technical Training | $63,630 avg. |
Construction Manager | Associate's or Bachelor's Degree | $81,710 avg. |
Cosmetology
CAREER CLUSTER | HOSPITALITY & HUMAN SERVICES |
Pathway Title | Cosmetology |
High School Courses | Principles of Barbering and Cosmetology Barbering and Cosmetology Fundamentals Advanced Cosmetology Barbering and Cosmetology Capstone (second-year students) |
Industry Certifications | State Board of Cosmetology License (1,500 hours required in order to take State Boards) |
Internships and Work Experiences |
Students work with actual customers in the Amber's Beauty School salon Second-semester seniors who have earned over 1,500 hours may be placed in limited internships. |
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Hair Stylist (Beginner) | MACC Graduate | $25,060 avg. |
Hair Stylist (Experienced) | MACC Graduate | $52,000 avg. |
Cosmetology Instructor | Post secondary Technical Training | $55,000 avg. |
Salon Owner | 4-year College | $70,070 avg. |
Criminal Justice
CAREER CLUSTER | PUBLIC SAFETY |
Pathway Title | Criminal Justice |
High School Courses | Principles of Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Fundamentals Corrections and Cultural Awareness Criminal Justice Capstone (second-year students) |
College Credits Vincennes Univ. | LAWE 100: Survey of Criminal Justice LAWE 101: Basic Police Operations LAWE 145: Ethics and Professionalism in Criminal Justice LAWE 150: Criminal Minds and Deviant Behavior |
Industry Certifications |
CPR / First Aid |
Internships and Work Experiences | |
What will I be learning in this college/career pathway?
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Dispatcher | MACC Graduate | $35,570 avg. |
Police Patrol Officer | MACC Graduate | $51,960 avg. |
Police Detective | Associate's Degree | $69,040 avg. |
Lawyer | Advanced Degree | $114,270 avg. |
Dental
2-4 Semesters | |
CAREER CLUSTER | HEALTH SCIENCE |
Pathway Title | Dental |
High School Courses | Principles of Dental Careers Dental Career Fundamentals Advanced Dental Careers Capstone (second-year students) |
College Credits |
DENT 171: Dental Terminology |
Industry Certifications | ISDH Dental Radiography CPR/AED |
Internships and Work Experiences |
First Year: Six-week placement in a dentist's office. |
What will I be learning in this college/career pathway?
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Certified Dental Assistant | Post secondary Technical Training | $38,630 avg. |
Dental Lab Technician | Post Secondary Technical Training | $40,140 avg. |
Dental Hygienist | Associate's Degree | $67,230 avg. |
Dentist (General) | Bachelor's Degree | $162,390 avg. |
Digital Design and Media
2-4 Semesters | |
CAREER CLUSTER | ARTS, AV TECHNOLOGY & COMMUNICATIONS |
Pathway Title | Digital Design |
High School Courses | Principles of Digital Design Digital Design Graphics Graphic Design and Layout Digital Design Capstone (second-year students) |
College Credits | TBD |
Industry Certifications | Adobe Certification |
What will I be learning in this college/career pathway? |
The Digital Design and Media Program is an excellent option for students who are interested in design and photography, and work in the fields of digital, online, or print media. In addition to learning the fundamentals of Adobe software, including Photoshop and Illustrator, students will learn about: |
What career options will this program prepare me to pursue? | ||
Media Technician | MACC Graduate | $34,170 avg. |
Graphic Designer | Post-secondary Technical Training | $41,550 avg. |
Multimedia Artist and Animator | Associate's Degree | $52,810 avg. |
Commercial and Industrial Designer | 4-Year College | $63,700 avg. |
Early Childhood Education
2-4 Semesters | |
CAREER CLUSTER | EDUCATION & TRAINING |
Pathway Title | Early Childhood |
High School Courses | Early Childhood Education I,II |
Industry Certifications | CPR/First Aid Child Development Associate (CDA) credential |
Internships and Work Experiences | First Year: Students participate in internships second semester. Second year: Students participate in year-long internships. |
What will I be learning in this college/career pathway? Sing songs, run on the playground, play dress up, and read Dr. Seuss in the MACC's Early Childhood Education program. Students in this program not only learn about educating young children, they run their own preschool on-site three days a week. Students prepare lessons and lead activities while learning the fundamentals of the field, including:
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What career options will this program prepare me to pursue? | ||
Teacher Assistant | MACC Graduate | $22,620 avg. |
Preschool Teacher | Community College | $26,900 avg. |
Preschool Administrator | 4-year College | $41,820 avg. |
Elementary Teacher | 4-year College | $49,250 avg. |
Electrical
2-4 Semesters | |
CAREER CLUSTER | ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION |
Pathway Title | Construction-Electrical |
High School Courses | Principles of Construction Trades Electrical Fundamentals Advanced Electrical Construction Trades: Electrical Capstone (second-year students) |
College Credits | BCTI 100: Introduction to Construction (CORE) BCTI 130 Introduction to Electrical BCTI 131: Electrical I BCTI 132: Electrical II |
Industry Certifications | National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) OSHA 10 CPR/First Aid |
Internships and Work Experiences | Second-year students who meet requirements |
Picture this: It's mid-November next school year and you and your classmates are installing the electrical wiring in the house the Construction Technology class just finished framing out. In the spring, you'll come back out to the house to install the outlets, switches, light fixtures, and home security systems to ensure that everything is up to code and ready for inspection. In this program, you will learn about: Residential wiring Wired and wireless security systems Power supplies Amplifiers Fiber optics and digital circuits |
What career options will this program prepare me to pursue? | ||
Electrician Assistant | MACC Graduate | $26,860 avg. |
Security & Fire System Technician | MACC Graduate | $44,730 avg. |
Residential Electrician | Post-secondary Technical Training | $57,680 avg. |
Electrical Engineer | Bachelor's Degree | $76,070 avg. |
Emergency Medical Technician
2-4 Semesters | |
CAREER CLUSTER | Health Sciences |
Pathway Title | Emergency Medical Services |
High School Courses | Principles of Healthcare Medical Terminology Emergency Medical Technician |
College Credits Ivy Tech | HLHS 100: Introduction to Health Careers HLHS 101: Medical Terminology HLHS 102: Essential Anatomy and Physiology |
Industry Certifications | Emergency Medical Technician CPR/First Aid |
Internships and Work Experiences | Eligible students will participate in clinical observations in hospital emergency rooms and rid-along exercises in ambulances |
The EMT program is perfect for any student who is serious about a career in the field of emergency medical services. Students in this program will participate in a rigorous education and training program to prepare them for the EMT National Registry exam. Priority placement is granted to second-year students who have completed the Fire and Rescue program and preference is given to seniors entering the program. |
What career options will this program prepare me to pursue? | ||
Ambulance Driver and Attendant | MACC Graduate | $26,930 avg. |
Paramedic | MACC Graduate | $35,350 avg. |
Emergency Medical Technician | MACC Graduate | $35,350avg. |
Emergency Management Director | Bachelor's Degree | $47,120 avg. |
Fire & Rescue
2-4 Semesters | |
CAREER CLUSTER | PUBLIC SAFETY |
Pathway Title | Fire & Rescue |
High School Courses | Principles of Fire and Rescue Fire Fighting Fundamentals Advanced Fire Fighting Fire and Rescue Capstone (second-year students) |
Industry Certifications | Fire Fighter I and II Emergency Medical Responder EMT Basics (second-year students) CPR/First Aid Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations |
Internships and Work Experiences | Students who complete the course can meet the requirements to serve as a volunteer firefighter; Second-year students will have the opportunity to intern with emergency medical services. |
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Firefighter | MACC Graduate | $46,620 avg. |
EMT | Technical Training/Community College | $33,140 avg. |
Fire Investigator | Community College | $51,980 avg. |
Firefighter Supervisor | Community College | $59,770 avg. |
Health Sciences
2-4 Semesters | |
CAREER CLUSTER | HEALTH SCIENCE |
Pathway Title | Nursing |
High School Courses | Principles of Healthcare Medical Terminology Certified Nursing Assistant Healthcare Capstone (second-year students) |
College Credits Ivy Tech |
HLHS 100: Intro to Health Careers |
Industry Certifications |
Indiana Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) |
Internships and Work Experiences | First Year: 75-hour practicum in a long term facility Second Year: Long-term internship in healthcare facility or hospital |
What will I be learning in this college/career pathway?
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Certified Nursing Assistant | MACC Graduate | $25,000 avg. |
Certified Medical Assistant | MACC Graduate | $30,740 avg. |
Radiology Technician | Postsecondary Technical Training | $44,150 avg. |
Registered Nurse | Bachelor's Degree | $60,050 avg. |
For more information about Nursing programs, scholarships and careers, please visit www.nursejournal.org.
Muncie Delaware Advanced Technologies Academy
2-4 Semesters
Purdue Engineering Technology | Advanced Technologies | |
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Career Cluster | STEM-Engineering Technology |
Advanced Manufacturing |
Pathway Title | Purdue Engineering Technology | Industrial Technical Maintenance-Electrical |
High School Courses |
Advanced CTE for College Credit
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Principals of Advanced Manufacturing
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College Credits |
Ivy Tech: GCT 103: Geometric Modeling Applications |
Purdue Polytechnic NDT 113: Industrial Electrical I |
Industry Certifications | TBD | OSHA 10 |
Internships and Work Experiences | Guest Speakers, Industry Tours, Workplace Training and Paid Internships for Second-Year Students | Guest Speakers, Industry Tours, Workplace Training and Paid Internships for Second-Year Students |
WHY SHOULD YOU CONSIDER A CAREER IN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY OR AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY?
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What career options will this program prepare me to pursue? | ||
Machine Operator | MACC Graduate | $32,950 |
Quality Control Inspector | MACC Graduate | $34,460 |
Occupational Health & Safety Technician | MACC Graduate | $47,440 |
Industrial Engineering Technician | Community College | $50,980 |
Electro-mechanical Technician | Community College | $51,820 |
Industrial Production Manager | 4-year College | $89,190 |
Software Development
2-4 Semesters | |
CAREER CLUSTER | Information Technology |
Pathway Title | Software Development |
High School Courses | Principles of Computing Website and Database Development Software Development |
College Credits Ivy Tech | SDEV 120: Computer Logic SDVE 153: Website Development SCVE 140: Introduction to Software Development |
Industry Certifications | TBD |
Software developers use computer code to create, design, deploy and support computer software access across a variety of applications including productivity software to create documents, spreadsheets, gaming software to play video games, and video conferencing to stay connected across great distances. In this class, you will learn the fundamentals of operating systems, database technology, cybersecurity and cloud implementation. You will also develop programs and scripts using various languages and build websites using HTML and CSS.
What career options will this program prepare me to pursue? | ||
Computer User Support Specialist | Associate's Degree | $48,800 avg. |
Web Developer | Associate's Degree | $59,080avg. |
Software Developer, Applications | Bachelor's Degree | $82,210 avg. |
Computer and Information Systems Manager | Bachelor's Degree | $112,440 avg. |
Welding
2-4 Semesters | |
CAREER CLUSTER | Advance Manufacturing |
Pathway Title | Welding Technology |
High School Courses | Principles of Welding Technology Shielded Metal Arc Welding Gas Welding Processes Welding Technology Capstone (second-year students) |
College Credits Ivy Tech | WELD 100: Welding Processes WELD 108 Shielded Metal Arc Welding WELD 206: Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding WELD 207: Gas Metal Arc (MIG) Welding |
Industry Certifications | American Welding Society (AWS) |
Internships and Work Experiences | Second-semester seniors who have passed certifications requirements maybe placed in limited internships |
What will I be learning in this college/career pathway?
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Welders, Cutters, & Welder Fitters | MACC Graduate | $38,080 avg. |
Structural Metal Fabricator | MACC Graduate | $40,000 avg. |
Structural Iron & Steel Workers | MACC Graduate | $54,500 avg. |
Materials Engineer | Bachelor's Degree | $66,070 avg. |
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