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Articulation agreements help students earn college credits while still in high school and encourage post-secondary studies. For a complete description, click here.

Articulation agreements are in place for a number of our Career & Technical programs. Click here to download a list. (pdf - Updated 3/4/2013)

Federal and state resources to help advance your career

The United States Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics' website projects job growth for a large number of occupations along with a wealth of information about employment and the economy. Click here.

New York State Department of Labor provides tools to help you find a job in the private or public sector. Access to information on current job openings, Civil Service, job fairs, jobs in the news, and the New York State Job Bank is available. Click here.

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	Career and Technical Education
	Jay A. DeTraglia, Director Michael DiMezza, Coordinator Phone: (518) 736-4330 FAX: (518) 736-4331 Address: 2755 State Highway 67, Johnstown, NY 12095 Helping students make career choices is what the Career and Technical Center is all about. Whether students graduate from high school and go to college or directly to work, they benefit from exploring different careers and learning marketable skills. The Center also helps students understand how academic skills in science, math and language arts are integrated into our technical program. We offer the following courses for high-school age students from our component 15 school districts: • Auto Body Repair View the video here • Auto Technology View the video here • Careers in Education View the video here • New! - Carpentry View the video here • Computer Information Technology and Networking View the video here • Cosmetology View the video here • Criminal Justice View the video here • Culinary Arts View the video here • Digital Multimedia & Communications View the video here • New! - Electrical Trades View the video here • Engineering Technology View the video here • Environmental Conservation View the video here • Equine Science View the video here • Foundations of Food Services View the video here • Medical Assisting View the video here • New Visions Health Careers View the video here • Vehicle Repair & Maintenance View the video here [top of page]


	Not sure if HFM BOCES Career & Technical Center is the right choice? In one of the 17 different career education training programs offered at HFM BOCES, today’s high school students can lay the foundation for their future careers long before they graduate. Students and parents who want more information can click here for answers to frequently asked questions. [top of page]

	Additional Career & Tech Opportunities at HFM BOCES The HFM BOCES Career & Technical Center offers a variety of other programs to support students. These include academic credited courses, counseling services, physical education, science, academic intervention services, a Diversified Cooperative Work Study program and Tech Prep. [more] [top of page]

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