Career Pathway Programs
@ the Beach
All of our Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs are recognized as Career and Professional Education (CAPE) academies.
Specialty Pathways Available ONLY @ the Beach
Architecture, Civil & Survey Drafting
Students will learn to use applied mathematics, manual drafting skills, 2D and 3D software to produce mechanical, architectural, civil engineering, and land surveying drafting and design, overview of the history of the built environment, investigate the surveying and mapping profession, design and draft survey maps and details, learn use of aerial photography, mapping procedures, civil drafting and three dimensional modeling, sustainability issues, presentation drawings.
Learn Autodesk AutoCAD during freshman year while taking Drafting 1 and learning Basic Engineering Graphics and Architectural Principles as students learn methods of basic hand and computer-based drafting and design. Autodesk Certified User Industry Certifications are available starting in Drafting 2 . Be introduced to Autodesk 3D Building Information Modeling software, Revit in Drafting 3. Learn Autodesk Civil 3D beginning in Drafting 4 and see how this Comprehensive detailed design and documentation software works for Civil Engineering and Geomatics (Land Surveying).
Up to 6 class progression : (Drafting 1 – 4, Survey Drafting 5, Civil Drafting 6)
** On Job Training (must have completed 3 courses in program)
Guy Power powerg@martinschools.org
Engineering Pathways
Students will be taught design process, research and analysis, teamwork, communication methods, solid modeling design software, mechanisms, energy sources, energy applications, machine control, fluid power, statics, material properties, material testing, statistics, kinematics, combinational and sequential logic design, design and test digital circuitry, create prototype, perform product testing, produce finished product.
Up to 4 class progression: (Intro to Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Engineering Design & Development).
Todd Tyrrell tyrrelt@martinschools.org
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Students will use mathematical, economic, marketing, and sales fundamentals of the Hospitality industry, computer-related careers sales and management techniques, marketing principles, entrepreneurship skills, human relations, communications, employability skills, academic and technical preparation to pursue high-demand and high-skill careers in related industries.
Up to 5 class progression : (Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism, Technology for Hospitality & Tourism, Hospitality & Tourism Marketing Management, Hospitality & Tourism Internship or Hospitality & Tourism – OJT, Hospitality & Tourism Entrepreneurship).
** On Job Training
Teri Bean beant@martinschools.org
Marketing Management
a study of marketing that includes advertising, promotion, product development and branding, selling and marketing research, includes the uses of technology and the electronic media in marketing, purchasing, retail positioning strategies, and e-Commerce marketing
3 class progression (Marketing Essentials, Marketing Applications, E-Commerce Marketing)
** On Job Training (must have completed 3 courses in program)
Stephanie Davis-Chang daviss@martinschools.org
Career Pathways available @ the Beach
Individual Links have been provided for each program. Click here to visit the current Career Pathway Academies guidebook created by the Career & Technical Education department.
Entrepreneurship
Students will develop the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to start and operate a business, learn business ethics, principles of marketing, financing, managing a business, decision making, communication techniques, and evaluate potential as a business owner.
3 class progression : (Principles of Entrepreneurship, Business Management and Law, Business Ownership).
** On Job Training (must have completed 3 courses in program)
Brent Mahieu mahieub@martinschools.org
Health Science (Nursing Assistant)
Overview of the human body, structurally and functionally with emphasis on the pathophysiology and transmission of disease, Medical terminology, in depth knowledge of the health care system and associated occupations, all aspects of activities of daily living for the adult patient in both hospital and nursing home settings, didactic instruction, skills practice in the laboratory and clinical.
3 class progression : (Health Science Anatomy & Physiology, Health Science Foundations, Nurse Assistant 3)
Jennifer Chandler chandlj@martinschools.org
Digital Video Technology
Introduction to the digital video production process, safe work practices, planning production set, designing lighting plans, camera operation, audio/ video recording, mixing, editing, digital video pre-production, production, and post-production processes, develop interviewing skills, perform on camera in video productions, and complete all phases in the digital video production process.
Up to 6 class progression : (Digital Video Technology 1- 6)
** On Job Training (must have completed 3 courses in program)
Hans Heinz heinzh@martinschools.org
Air Force Junior Reserves Officer's Training (JROTC)
Learn valuable life skills like communication, problem-solving, and decision-making, all while participating in fun activities such as drill competitions, field trips, and community events. From leadership training and teamwork to physical fitness and community service, these programs offer a unique opportunity to grow as an individual while making lasting friendships.
Colonel Mark Colbert colberm@martinschools.org
Senior Master Sergeant Durrell Johnson johnsod@martinschools.org
Aerospace Technology
Introduction to the understanding of the knowledge, human relations, and technological skills found today in Aerospace Technologies.
classes can cover topics in aerodynamics, propulsion systems, flight mechanics, and the history of aerospace advancements. develop problem-solving skills, teamwork, and engineering principles that are essential in the aerospace industry.
Hans Heinz heinzh@martinschools.org
Embry Riddle Dual Enrollment
explore the world of aerospace and aviation while still in high school have a unique opportunity through a partnership with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and Jensen Beach High School. An on-campus Dual Enrollment course in Aerospace Fundamentals After completing this course, you'll have the opportunity to continue your studies with Embry-Riddle, taking more advanced courses and working toward a degree in aerospace, engineering, aviation, or another related field.
Work Based Learning
Work based learning encourages employability skills (such as communication, teamwork, social interaction, goal planning, problem solving, conflict management, initiative and enterprise, organization, self-management, resume writing, and interviewing.) Businesses offering WBL opportunities can create a strong return on investment (ROI) in factors such as increased human capital development, brand awareness / loyalty and existing staff retention (to name a few).
Contact Information
Kevin Farrell, District Workforce Coach
farrelk@martinschools.org
Click here to learn more about Work Based Learning
How to apply
To submit an application:
Go to your STUDENT FOCUS Account (also accessible through the Class Link Portal)
Click on "Forms Summary"
Click "CTE Program Application"