Attachment 1 - Career and Technical Education Program Descriptions and Locations.docx
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This document is a Career and Technical Education Program Description attachment issued by the Missouri Department of Corrections, detailing 22 vocational training courses offered across multiple correctional facilities. The programs span diverse fields including automotive technology, barbering, welding, building trades, business technology, nursing assistance, cosmetology, culinary arts, electrical wiring, heavy equipment operation, HVAC, landscaping, plumbing, telecommunications, and tattoo artistry. Course lengths range from 75 hours for Certified Nursing Assistant training to 1,220 hours for cosmetology, with most programs operating between 300 and 500 hours. Locations include ACC (Auxvasse Correctional Center), BCC (Bonne Terre Correctional Center), CCC (Chillicothe Correctional Center), CRCC (Crossroads Correctional Center), MECC (Moberly Correctional Center), NECC (Northeast Correctional Center), TCC (Tipton Correctional Center), WERDCC (Western Regional Drug Treatment Correctional Center), and WRDCC (Western Regional Detention Correctional Center). Many programs offer industry-recognized certifications such as ASE, NCCER, ServSafe, ProStart, EPA, OSHA, and Missouri state licenses in barbering and cosmetology.
The Department of Corrections maintains a Career and Technical Education staffing structure comprising 33 full-time employees, including 3 supervisors, 28 teachers, and 2 support staff members. Several programs include physical demands requirements, such as lifting capabilities ranging from 13 to 50 pounds and climbing or extended standing abilities. The document specifies that certain programs, including HVAC, require applicants to provide names and birth dates of dependents on applications. No pricing information, set-asides, incumbent contractor details, funding sources, or contract terms are included in this program description document.
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Department of Corrections Career and Technical Education Course Descriptions Updated August 2024 Attachment 1 – STATE 0000000499SL
| Course |
| Description |
| Course Length |
| Location(s) |
| Certificate(s) Available |
| Automotive Technology |
| This is an introductory class that will look at the drivability of a car-the operating systems of a car to include: electrical, ignition, steering and suspension systems; alignments; engine repair; brakes; manual drive trains and axles; automatic transmission and transaxle; ventilation and HVAC systems; hybrid vehicles. |
**Will have to be able to lift 13-30 lbs.
| Up to 540 hours |
| ACC |
NECC
ASE-MLR
| Barbering |
| This is a full licensure program. Students complete 1,000 hours of study during a period of not less than 6 months. This program is a hands-on training in everything from precision haircutting, color and texture to skincare, shaving and grooming, plus the personal and business skills you need to build a career. |
| 1,000 Hours |
| ACC |
| Barbering Licensure |
| Basic Welding |
| Beginning with the NCCER Core Curriculum, students acquire fundamental knowledge in areas such as safety, construction math, hand and power tools, construction drawings, rigging communication, and materials handling. As they progress to Level One Welding, they explore oxy-fuel cutting, base metal preparations, welding quality, equipment setup, shield metal arc electrodes, bead welding, joint fit-up, alignment, groove welds with backing, and open V-groove welds. The program also covers MIG welding techniques. |
| 360 hours |
| ACC |
BCC
MCC
NCCER
| Building Trades |
| This is an introductory class covers safety, basic hand and power tools, building materials, blueprint reading, footing and foundations layouts, and installing wood framed floors, layout and wall assembly, layout and ceiling framing, rafter layout and cutting, assembling a gable rook, barriers and sheeting door and window installations, stairs, drywall installation and finishing, and trim work. All information and skills conform to union industry standards. |
**Must be able to bend, climb, and lift up to 50 lbs.
Up to 480 hours
MCC
NECC
WRDCC
CJAP
(Career Connections- Level 3)
| Business Technology Office Management |
| The multifaceted curriculum equips students with the essential skills demanded by the modern business landscape. From mastering keyboarding and accounting to understanding office procedures and business concepts, students also develop proficiency in technical writing, digital literacy, and Microsoft Office suite. The program goes further by delving into marketing and advertising, enhancing the students’ ability to promote businesses effectively. With dedicated instructors, modern technology resources, and an emphasis on practical education, this program prepares its students for a wide array of roles in office management. |
| 360 hours |
| CCC |
None at this time
| Certified Nurse’s Assistant |
| This program provides students with a well-rounded education in nursing care. The curriculum covers becoming a nurse’s assistant, long-term healthcare dynamics, ethical and legal responsibilities, human anatomy, and vital signs monitoring, and creating care plans. Students develop strong communication skills, cultural sensitivity, and safety measures for residents and environments. The program addresses infection control, nutrition, and personal care, emphasizing restorative nursing and safe resident handling. By program completion, students are equipped to provide skilled and compassionate care as Certified Nursing Assistants. |
| 75 hours |
| WERDCC |
| Certified Nursing Assistant Certificate |
| Cosmetology |
| The cosmetology program is a one year program designed to help students obtain necessary hours in all the required areas as determined by the State Board of Cosmetology. Students will train in the required skills from the essentials of shampooing and hair coloring to hair cutting, styling techniques, and nail treatments. With a focus on practical expertise, students learn to create stunning haircuts, styles, and colors, including permanent waving and relaxing treatments. Facial treatments, eyebrow shaping, and manicures are also part of the curriculum. In addition to mastering the art of cosmetology, students gain knowledge in cosmetic chemistry, salesmanship, shop management, sanitation and infection control, and anatomy ensuring they’re well-rounded beauty professionals. |
| 1220 hours |
| WERDCC |
| State of Missouri Cosmetology License |
| Culinary Arts |
| This course is designed to provide students with the basic food knowledge and preparation techniques, management practices, and hands-on experiences which develop students for careers in the hospitality industry. In this program, you will learn basic nutrition, sanitation, and meal planning. We explore all aspects of the fundamentals of cooking, and learn about quality food production. The class also focuses on professional behavior in the workplace. It is designed to develop the skills needed to test for the Industry Recognized Credential through ProStart and a certification in sanitation with the ServSafe. The course also offers college credit through Missouri State West Plains. |
| 380 hours |
| ACC |
CCC
MECC
WERDCC
ServSafe ProStart
| Hospitality Management |
| Students learn the latest skills in an expanding industry that provides food, accommodations and tourism services leading to a career in the hospitality management industry. |
| 360-400 hours |
| CCC |
| None at this time |
| Electrical Wiring Technology |
| This course provides an intensive overview of the skills necessary to find gainful employment in electrical installation and electrical maintenance fields. These skills include math, safety, National Electric Code (NEC) familiarization, inspection and quality control, OHM’s lave, conduit bonding, residential electrical circuits, residential service calculations, and light commercial circuitry. |
| 500 hours |
| BCC |
CRCC
NCCER
| Heavy Equipment Operator |
| Students will learn to drive and maneuver “heavy equipment” through the use of realistic simulators. They will also coordinate machine actions while working with other using hand or audio signals as would be required on a jobsite. An important component of the class is to teach safety standards and ensure it is understood those must be met according to OSHA guidelines at all times. Simulators will include an excavator, bull dozer and wheel loader. This course also works on employability skills; such as: resume building, communications and accountability. |
| 360 hours |
| BCC |
| Caterpillar Acknowledgment Certificates |
NCCER Job Site Safety
| HVAC |
| Students will learn the basic electrical requirements in HVAC. Students will study the basic copper and plastic pipes utilized in HVAC install and operation. Students will be introduced to duct work, conduit manufacturing and installation. Basic overall diagnosis and repair of refrigeration systems will also be covered. |
Students must be able to: lift up to 50 lbs., climb a ladder, stand up to 30 minutes, properly use hand tools, preform some physical labor and basic reading and writing skills. Put the names and Birth Dates of Dependents/children on the Application.
| 300-360 hours |
| TCC |
| NCCER |
EPA ESCO 608
| Outdoor Power Equipment Technology |
| Our Outdoor Power Equipment Technology program immerses students in the intricate world of power equipment, covering a range of vital areas. The curriculum encompasses ignition systems, engine overhauls, drive train systems, electrical wiring systems, and fuel systems, providing comprehensive knowledge of these essential components. Students also gain expertise in parts technology, ensuring they are well-versed in equipment maintenance, modification and repair. The program features enhanced modules that expand knowledge into specialized areas, such as lawn care and the maintenance of various outdoor power equipment, ready to troubleshoot, repair, and maintain a wide array of machinery used in outdoor settings. |
Students must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.
| 360 hours |
| CRCC |
| None at this time |
| Landscaping |
| This course offers a comprehensive and diverse curriculum that covers all aspects of the professional gardening field. From plant science basics and greenhouse management to landscaping, plant identification, pests and diseases, the safe use of pesticides, pest management, and floral design, students gain a wide range of knowledge and skills. Whether interested in greenhouse operation, plant propagation, or creating beautiful landscapes, this program equips students with the expertise needed to thrive in the world of professional gardening. |
| 360 hours |
| CCC |
NECC
None at this time
| Residential Plumbing |
| This program provides a comprehensive foundation for students pursuing a career in plumbing. The curriculum covers essential areas starting with general shop and construction safety, ensuring students operate in a secure work environment. Students learn the identification and application of fittings, as well as the joining of copper tubing and steel pipe, enabling them to work with different materials effectively. The program emphasizes the correct setting of various plumbing fixtures and includes instruction on (and hands on work with) plastic and steel pipes and fittings. Students gain valuable skills in basic blueprint reading, which is crucial for project understanding and execution. Furthermore, the program covers industry codes and maintenance and repair of plumbing systems. This course also works on employability skills such as resume building, communications, and accountability. |
| 360 hours |
| TCC |
| NCCER Core, Level 1 Plumbing, and Job Safety |
OSHA 29 CFRs
| Telecommunications |
| Students will follow C-Tech curriculum to learn network cabling and hardware installation to include copper, and fiber optics based systems. Students will study home/business wiring/installation for environmental, security, entertainment, and energy management purposes. The program will also focus on new wireless systems, to include antenna placement and general system capabilities. Students will learn how to tie all of these systems together for the convenience of the end user |
Students will earn continuing education credits for each of the 5 certificates through CEDIA (Custom Electronics Design and Installation Association) and BICSI (Building Industry Consulting Service International)
| 150-200 hours |
| MECC |
| C-Tech Certifications |
| Tattoo Artist Apprenticeship |
| The Tattooing program offers an immersive practitioner’s apprenticeship, demanding a minimum of 300 hours of training and 50 procedures. The curriculum includes vital topics such as disease prevention and blood-borne pathogen training. Students learn essential skills, from first aid and CPR to setting up their workstations with proper hygiene measures to prevent cross-contamination. The program covers comprehensive knowledge of tattoo machine components, needle configurations, and correct machine wrapping techniques. Proper lining and shading techniques are a core focus, ensuring students develop the skills needed to create professional tattoos while maintaining the highest standards of safety and hygiene. |
| 300 hours |
| WRDCC |
ACC
State of Missouri Tattoo Artist Apprenticeship license
Missouri Department of Corrections Career and Technical Education Staffing Levels Career and Technical Education (Vocational) Supervisors-3 Full-Time Staff Career and Technical Education (Vocational) Teachers-28 Full-Time Staff Career and Technical Education (Vocational) Support Staff-2 Full-Time Staff Total Career and Technical Education (Vocational) Staff-33 Full-Time Staff
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