Career Center (Serving High School Students)
Career Center (Serving High School Students)
Enrollment at OTC through the Career Center is an excellent way for eligible high school students to get a jumpstart on their college education, engage in career exploration, prepare for a community college or four-year university, and develop skills needed in today's global economy and workforce. Specialized programs of study are available to high school juniors and seniors. Students are instructed by many of the area's top career and technical educators. Students use state-of-the-art equipment and experience hands-on skills learning.
Why Choose OTC Career Center?
- It is estimated that over 85 percent of jobs require training or education past high school.
- Whether a student plans to pursue a certificate, two or four year degree, or perhaps enter the world of work after completion of high school, the Career Center can help students develop skills.
- Each year the Director of the Career Center awards OTC scholarships to outstanding seniors representing each of the career and technical education programs.
Career Center Important Links
Career Center Counseling and Assessment
It is recommended that students determine their interests, skills and abilities before selecting a program of study at OTC. OTC's Career Center Counseling and Assessment offers free career testing and counseling that helps prospective high school students explore program options. Students are better prepared to make program choices based upon interests and individual strengths and weaknesses. To schedule a career assessment see a high school counselor, or call Career Center Counseling and Assessment at 447-6983.
Career Center Program Guide and Application
Counseling and Assessment Forms
- Parent Permission Form Required of individuals under the age of 18 to receive services from Counseling and Assessment.
- Referral Form Form to be completed by referral agent.
Career Center Student Support Services
- Career Center Counseling and Assessment (High School Students)
- Breaking Traditions - Missouri Center for Career Education
Career Center Contact Information
Susan Blakey
Assistant Director - Career Center Programs and Assessment
417-447-8123