This course will prepare the student to apply for Licensed Nurse Assistant (LNA) licensure with the State Board of Nursing. The program is a beginning-level credential for a skilled career in healthcare and immediate employment.
This program includes or prepares for the following credential(s): Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA).
Phlebotomists perform blood collection procedures, as well as transport and process blood samples. This training includes anatomy and physiology of the circulatory system, lab procedures, safety, collection techniques, legal issues, and 10 hours of clinical observations.
Successful participation in this program is a way to prepare for the Phlebotomy Technician Certification.
Upon successfully completing this course, you will be eligible to sit for the national exam to become a Clinical Medical Assistant (CMAC) through the American Medical Certification Association. This program may be offered at varying points throughout the year. Contact the Hannaford Career Center for more information.
This degree program will prepare to take your Registered Nursing (RN) licensure exam in just one year. Vermont State’s associate in nursing program is the second year in our unique 1+1+2 track in nursing education. Students who enter this year of the program are already Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) and are often working in nursing at the same time. This program allows you to earn a livable wage while working toward RN licensure and the many career opportunities that come with this next level of education.
This program is intended for high school students attending from within the district. College credits may be available as part of this program. Students from outside the district or adults who are not enrolled in high school can contact the center to apply for this program, as well.
This two-year program prepares students for a wide variety of health careers. Students are introduced to different job options, professional standards in health care, college-level medical terminology and human biology, and scholarly writing. Learning combines classroom experience, shadowing current healthcare providers in hospital and office settings, clinical experiences, guest speakers, and field trips.
This program includes the following credential(s): Licensed Nurse Assistant (LNA).
This program is intended for high school students attending from within the district. College credits may be available as part of this program. Students from outside the district or adults who are not enrolled in high school can contact the center to apply for this program, as well.
With a curriculum driven by the Glass Onion Restaurant operation, this class is a real-world introduction to the food service industry. students learn basic cooking skills such as soups, sauces, entrees, breads, and desserts. They get experience in menu planning, costing, kitchen management and off-campus catering with an emphasis on customized curriculum. In-depth work experience in area businesses is available to qualified students.
This program includes the following credential(s): National Restaurant Association-ServSafe Food Handler.
This program is intended for high school students attending from within the district. College credits may be available as part of this program. Students from outside the district or adults who are not enrolled in high school can contact the center to apply for this program, as well.
Students will gain experience in the day-to-day operations of a working auto repair shop with real customers together with a systems-based classroom component. Through theory lectures, student-driven research, computer-based learning software, and lab training, students will spend time exploring each of the following systems: tools and equipment, preventative maintenance, engine mechanical, electrical systems, steering and suspension, brake systems, engine performance, fasteners, and welding
This program includes the following credentials: Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Entry Level Certification-Automobile Service Tech., ACT National Career Readiness Certificate.
This program is intended for high school students attending from within the district. College credits may be available as part of this program. Students from outside the district or adults who are not enrolled in high school can contact the center to apply for this program, as well.
Students will gain experience in the day-to-day operations of a live diesel repair shop with real customers together with a systems-based classroom component. Through theory lectures, shop field trips, student driven research, computer-based learning software, and lab training students will spend time investigating each of the following diesel systems: engines, fuel injection, electrical systems, hydraulics, air brake systems, preventive maintenance, power tools, fasteners, and equipment. Students will learn diesel engine overhaul skills needed to enter the field as an agricultural, industrial and consumer products technician. Tractor trailer trucks and construction equipment maintenance are included in the program.
This program includes the following credential(s): Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Entry Level Certification-Medium/Heavy Truck Diesel Engines.
This program is intended for high school students attending from within the district. College credits may be available as part of this program. Students from outside the district or adults who are not enrolled in high school can contact the center to apply for this program, as well.
Natural Resource Management is a combination of Conservation Equipment Operation, Wildlife Management, and Forest Science. Through this varied curriculum, students learn skills that will help them take on careers and post-secondary training to keep our forest ecosystems in balance.
This program includes the following credentials: Game of Logging Chainsaw Safety Training Certification Levels 1, 2, 3, 4.