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ROP
Classes
All classes require minimum
enrollment. Pre-registration is required.
Unless noted, these classes
are on-going.
R.O.P. offers counseling and job
training to high school students (age 15 and up or grades 10-12) and
also to adults, if class size permits. High quality vocational and
technical classes give basic information and skills for entry level
jobs.
The Mission Trails Regional
Occupational Program (ROP) is a county-wide educational service. All
classes feature a "hands on" approach to learning, with
training centers at a variety of locations throughout the Peninsula.
Classes are designed for students to learn at their own pace, according
to their own skill and ability levels.
Most classes allow students to enter instruction at any time.
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Work Experience Program…for High
School Students
Cooperative Education
Because relevant and motivational
learning takes place on the job, R.O.P. offers classes to students
before, during, and after the school day. A student can earn up
to 10 credits each semester while being employed, with a maximum of 40
elective credits during a high school career. The number of credits
earned
each semester is determined by the amount of time a student
is enrolled and participates in an on-the-job class.
Contact an ROP Counselor or work
experience teacher for more information, 392-3848 or 899-7041.
Administration
of Justice
This course covers the history and philosophy of justice as it evolved
throughout the world. It provides an in-depth study of the American
systems and various sub-systems, role and the role expectations of
criminal justice agents in their inter-relationships in society,
concepts of rime causations, punishments and rehabilitations, ethics,
educations, and training for professionals.
Prerequisites: 16 years of age or junior standing in
high school.
Mon–Fri
10:20am-12noon Del Monte School
Automotive Body and Fender
Learn the skills to repair car and
truck dings,
chips and
scratches…then paint vehicles to like-new condition. You will restore
all types of automobiles and truck bodies "hands on"! Learn to use the
new H.V.L.P. spray guns and learn the application of base coat/clear
coat systems. You will also learn how to get a job as a repair and paint
application specialist after successfully completing this class.
There are no prerequisites to
taking this class.
Mon–Fri
8:49-9:45am
10:05am-12:12pm
12:50:2:55pm
Seaside High School
Automotive Service and Maintenance
Learn the workings of modern
automobiles by doing routine maintenance and major repairs. You will
learn to analyze and repair system failures, become comfortable
with automotive hand tools, and learn shop safety.
During class you will use test equipment, automotive repair software,
shop manuals, and parts catalogs. This class also prepares you to make
career decisions and research job opportunities in automotive
technology. This class meets the articulation agreement between Monterey
Peninsula Unified School District and Monterey Peninsula College, and is
one of the requirements for the degree program as well as the Automotive
Technology Certificate Program at Monterey Peninsula College.
Prerequisites: Auto A1 or permission
of instructor.
Mon–Fri
8:45-9:45am
10:05am-12:12pm
12:50:2:55pm
Seaside High School
Mon–Fri
7:40-9:45am
10:05am-12:12pm
12:50:1:50pm
Monterey High School
Crime Scene Investigation
This course is designed to give the students both theory
and hands-on experience with the skills and knowledge required of a
forensic crime scene investigator. Included will be an introduction to
crime scene investigation, crime scene photography, and diagrams as they
are used in a criminal investigation. Also included are the importance
of physical evidence in solving crimes, dusting and lifting
fingerprints, rolling a 10-print fingerprint card, how to perform a
gunshot residue test, what methods can be used to process different
types of evidence, how to collect evidence, and the use of forensic
light source technology in crime scene investigation work. Emphasized
throughout the course is the importance of effective communication and
interpersonal skills, professional development, strong academics,
problem-solving, safety, and the use of technology.
Mon–Fri
10:05am-12:12pm
Del Monte School
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Computer Business Applications
Use the Internet, digital camera,
video feeds and scanner to create a variety of projects and
presentations. Apply these skills and demonstrate mastery of Windows
Office 2003, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and Web Page
Design.
There are no prerequisites to take this class.
Mon–Fri
11:11a.m–12:12pm
12:50-1:50pm
Monterey High School
Mon-Fri
10:05am-12:12pm
12:50:1:50pm
Del Monte School
Computer Graphic Design
Get really imaginative in this
class as you use your computer skills to create web page designs for the
Internet as well as designs for printed materials. You will prepare for
entry-level design jobs, as you complete assignments, and learn from
lectures, demonstrations and guest speakers. This class also provides
career preparation standards, including basic academic skills,
communication, interpersonal skills, problem solving, safety,
technology, and other employment skills.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon-Fri
10:05am–12:12pm
12:50:2:55pm
Monterey High School
Computer Maintenance and Repair
Trouble-shoot computer glitches
with the best of ‘em. Learn how a computer works, then move on to basic
maintenance and repair skills. Learn to completely dismantle systems, to
identify equipment breakdown symptoms & faulty components, determine
necessary and possible remedies, and accurately replace new and used
equipment components to reconstruct units to full operation.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri
10:05 a.m.–12:12pm
12:50-2:55pm
Del Monte School
Construction Engineering Technology
Get introduced to various building
trades with hands-on projects in drafting, design, carpentry, plumbing,
electrical, flooring, framing, and drywall installation & finish.
You will learn work site safety, and the safe use of manual and power
construction tools. In addition to classroom instruction, there will be
field trips to construction sites
to observe practical applications of trade work in the building
processes, and
guest lectures from local construction/engineering professionals.
Upon successful completion of this class, students will be qualified to
enroll in advanced Construction/Engineering Technology classes as well
as work at
entry-level construction and labor jobs, if qualified.
There are no prerequisites to take this class.
Mon–Fri
11:11am-12:12pm Marina High School
Mon–Fri
3-5pm Monterey High School
Mon–Fri
7:40-9:45am
10:05-11:05am
12:50-2:55pm
Seaside High School
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Emergency Medical Technician Basic
(E.M.T.B.)
Does emergency medical work sound
interesting to you? This class will teach you
the basics. Learn medical terms, anatomy, physiology, patient assessment
and wound management. After successfully completing this two semester
class
(and you are at least 18 years old), you will be eligible to take the
National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) Exam.
These are the suggested
prerequisites:
Health Occupations, First Aid or
First Responder Class, CPR class,
or permission of the instructor.
Mon–Fri
10:00am-12:12pm
12:50-2:55pm
Del Monte School
Food Production/Hospitality Management
Do you like to cook? The Monterey
Peninsula is the place to become a successful chef, and this class will
prepare you. You will learn the basics of restaurant dining
room and kitchen operations: food service facilities and equipment;
quality food purchasing and costing; health and safety regulations and
practices;
food preparation and service skills; and practical experience in food
service jobs.
The class also includes instruction in basic academic skills,
communication, interpersonal skills, problem solving, safety, technology
and other employment skills.
The full ServSafe curriculum & certification is emphasized.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon-Fri
11:16am–12:13pm
Marina High School
Health Occupations
If you are thinking about a career
in health care, this class will help you decide if it’s right for you.
This introductory class reviews the health industry and various career
paths. You will learn about medical infection prevention, medical
terminology,
ethics and confidentiality, hospital safety, legal aspects, CPR
certification & first aid, vital signs & body mechanics. And you will
get first hand experience by
job shadowing and taking field trips to community health facilities.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri
12:50-2:55pm
Del Monte School
Media Productions
Step into a re-created media set
and learn about television, video and motion picture production. You
will work with crews to produce and direct a motion picture or video
tape program for television. Learn about analog and digital video,
cinema history, script writing, storyboard illustration, budgeting,
planning and directing actors and crew. Demonstrations and hands-on
activities include television cameras, lighting, animation, special
effects, set building, green screen effects, virtual sets, sound
recording, music, camcorders, digital special effects, and computer
based nonlinear digital video editing. On-the-job training at
television stations may be arranged prior to graduation and employment.
Job placement assistance is available for qualified graduates who
receive a Certificate of Completion in Media productions.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri
7:40-8:40am
8:45-9:45am
Monterey High School
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Mill Cabinet
Mill Cabinet and Furniture Making is job
preparation class that gives students the skills necessary to begin a
career in woodworking and associated fields. This course is designed to
instruct students in the advanced phases of cabinetmaking and furniture
making, nomenclature and advance operational techniques of woodworking
and cabinet shop equipment. Students will receive instruction in design,
furniture making, cabinetry, wood and wood-by products and materials
used in the construction of furniture. This course is both vocational
and avocational, depending of the individual needs and abilities.
Students practice communication skills by applying reading, writing,
listening, speaking, visual and non-verbal skills. Methods used in
achievement the Course Objective include lecture on the course as
out-lined, exams and reading assignments, demonstrations and laboratory
projects. Methods of evaluating objectives or outcomes include 3-4
examinations, a project, a final examination, and participation
attendance. Students require minimum materials such as a notebook, shop
coat or apron, tape measure, and pencil.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri
8:47-9:49am
10:02-11:04am
Monterey High School
Mon–Fri
7:40-8:40am
8:45-9:45am
10:05-11:05am
12:50-2:55pm
Seaside High School
Office Careers
Office workers keep businesses
running. If you want to be successful in an office job. You will learn:
computer skills, word processing, document and report writing, phone
etiquette, general office skills, and professional business attire.
Instruction in Windows Office 2003, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
and Access is also offered.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri
10:05am-12:12pm
12:50-2:55pm
3-4-pm
Seaside High School
Occupations with
Children
Learn about careers working with
children. You will learn guidance, nutrition, safety, child development
and other skills needed to work with children professionally. Your day
will be filled with creating rich art experiences and exploring the
world of play. In addition to classroom instruction, you will work with
children and participate in the operation of a preschool. As instruction
advances, you will learn curriculum for setting up and running child
development centers.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri 7:40-9:45am
10:05am-12:12pm
12:50-2:55pm
Cabrillo Family Resource Center
Sports Medicine
This is an entry vocational course that will provide
students with skill, knowledge, and experience in the area of physical
fitness, physical therapy, and athletic training. The course will focus
on anatomy and physiology of muscle groups and the skeletal system,
theory of exercise, aerobics, free weights, Universal machines,
isokinetic equipment, Nautilus equipment, athletic injuries, prevention
and a variety of treatments, rehabilitation, training room managements,
equipment fitting, CPR and safety factors related to physical fitness,
physical therapy, and athletic training.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri
10:05am-11:05am
Monterey High School
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Stage Production
So you want to be in show business?
Here’s the chance to preview the many aspects of technical theater. You
will learn about sets, lighting, costume, make-up, media/sound, stage
managing, house managing, graphics, and production assistance. You will
also be introduced to performances by working with schools and community
theater productions.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri
2:55–4pm
Monterey High School
Travel and Tourism -
Hospitality Management
Can you picture yourself working in a
resort, a travel agency, or a high-end restaurant? Then this class will
prepare you for employment in the second largest industry on the
Monterey Peninsula.
You will learn about travel agency operations, hotel/motel management,
travel journalism, leisure and recreation management, and convention
sales & planning. You will receive hands-on experience, and using
business technology, you will learn economic practices necessary to run
a business.
The class is rounded out with field trips, mentor programs, and paid
internships with major businesses. Class credits can be transferred to
tourism programs at Monterey Peninsula College.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri
10:05am-12:12pm
12-2:55pm
Del Monte School
Theater Occupations, Professional
Actor Training
Have you always wondered what it
would be like to act? Take this class and find out. You will receive
professional actor training in all areas of theatrical performance
including: stage movement, acting & directing styles, voice, diction,
production & rehearsal techniques, theater etiquette & ethics,
improvisation, script analysis, adaptations, stage terms & usage,
audition preparation reviews. That’s a lot to learn! You will also
write, direct and rehearse individual and group projects to be performed
before a theater audience in professional theater environments.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri
12:50-2:55pm
3-5pm
Monterey High School
Mon–Fri
12:51-2:55pm
Seaside High School
Photography
In the Level I course students will learn to operate 35
mm cameras and manual light meters, while primarily using black & white
roll films. Students will process negatives, create proof and
enlargements prints. Students will learn the basics of design and
lighting theories related to photography. Students will be challenged
with assignments, which will replicate professional assignments, with
the enhancement of critical thinking skills. In the Level II course,
students will continue to explore advanced camera and darkroom
techniques while producing a portfolio of their photographic artwork for
formal presentation.
Exploration of alternative processes, studio work, future technology,
and electronic imaging will also be an emphasis. Students will prepare
for photographic jobs through research in the applicable industries
writing resumes, preparing their portfolio, and understanding the job
interview process.
There are no prerequisites to take
this class.
Mon–Fri
12:46-1:48pm
1:53-2:55pm
Monterey High School
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