CTE Programs
The Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs listed below represent a concerted effort in the Tri-City area to provide a comprehensive offering of programs to our students. These opportunities in Rochester, Somersworth, and Dover will provide students with skills required to be successful in high wage, high demand careers. Students are presented with the opportunity to acquire technical training skills necessary to compete in college and in the workplace. Technical program classes implement reading, mathematics, science, and technical skills, as well as teach students to be accountable, trustworthy, dedicated, and dependable.
Rochester CTE Programs (follow links for more information):
Somersworth Programs:
Non-Traditional Career Opportunities:The Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs listed below represent a concerted effort in the Tri-City area to provide a comprehensive offering of programs to our students. These opportunities in Rochester, Somersworth, and Dover will provide students with skills required to be successful in high wage, high demand careers. Students are presented with the opportunity to acquire technical training skills necessary to compete in college and in the workplace. Technical program classes implement reading, mathematics, science, and technical skills, as well as teach students to be accountable, trustworthy, dedicated, and dependable.
Rochester CTE Programs (follow links for more information):
- Architectural & Engineering Technology
- Automotive Technology
- Business Management
- Computer Technology
- Early Childhood Education
- Engineering By Design
- Finance Academy
- Future Educators Academy
- Graphic Design & Print Technology
- Health Science Technology
- Horticulture
- Machine Tool Technology
- Plumbing Technology
- Restaurant Management
Somersworth Programs:
- Building Trades and Construction Technologies
- Industrial, Commercial, and Agricultural Mechanics (ICAM)
- Culinary Arts
- Digital Media
- Horticulture/Landscaping
- Marketing Education
- Robotics
- Animal Science
- Auto Collision Repair
- Building Trades and Construction Technologies
- Cosmetology
- Culinary Arts
- Electrical Technology
Students are encouraged to consider pursuing non-traditional careers to meet the increasing demand for females in automotive, engineering, construction trades, and computer fields, and demand for males in cosmetology, floriculture, nursing, education, and early childhood careers. More and more people are discovering non-traditional careers to be rewarding, fulfilling, and challenging.
Students should be mindful to select their program based on interests, skills, and personal goals regardless of gender.