High school
students
can earn
elective credits
for participation in
after-school
ROP programs.
Culinary Arts
Careers
More information The ROP
Culinary Arts Institute in Fullerton provides career training in the
classroom and in a professional restaurant/kitchen setting.
Dental Careers
More information The Dental
Careers Magnet Program provides career training for dental office
assistants in business and clinical capacities, insurance billing
and coding. Students learn in the classroom and in a clinical
setting.
Medical
Careers
More information The Medical
Careers Magnet Program provides career training for medical office
assistants in business and clinical capacities, insurance billing
and coding. Students learn in the classroom and in a clinical
setting.
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open to adult and high school students (subject to ROP enrollment
priorities, prerequisite completions, availability of classroom space,
and other approval factors that may apply.)
ROP offers career training
after-school, evenings, and weekends. There are are no registration
fees for public or private high school students taking regular
courses.
Certain off-campus and after-school
classes are offered to ALL high school students
registered within school districts North Orange County ROP serves,
regardless of which home campus they regularly attend.
These programs provide
students with alternatives, and flexibility with school/work
schedules, and make it possible for students to earn high school credits
beyond the regular, bell-scheduled, school day.
View alphabetical list of after-school programs. ROP also offers
fee-based
courses.
After-school, Evening and Weekend
High School
Courses
Arranged by Career Pathway
Courses/programs available to adults (space permitting)
a
Arts, Media and Visual
Entertainment
Art in Animation
Computer Graphics & Design
Photography-Traditional/Digital
Professional Dance
Building
Trades and Construction
Masonry a
Education,
Child Development and
Family Services
Careers With Children: Preschool
Assistant CC/CVE
Careers With Children: Preschool Lab (CC)
Basic Occupational Training (BOT)
Finance and
Business
Business Technology (Computer Applications)
a
Business Technology
High Tech Center
a
Financial Service (Banking)
a
Accounting
Occupations
a
Career Training for Transition
Manufacturing and Product Development
Design and Fabrication for Engineering Careers
Welding/Metal Fabrication
Public Services
Emergency Medical Technician
Introduction to Forensic Science
Transportation
Auto Body Repair
Introduction to Automotive Technology - CVE
Automotive Technology
Agriculture & Natural
Resources Career Pathway
Currently no
after-school classes offered in this pathway.
Engineering and
Design
Currently no
after-school classes offered in this pathway.
Hospitality,
Tourism and Recreation
Theme
Park/Entertainment/Tourism -CC/CVE
Aquatic/Marine
Diving Occupations (Scuba, Beg., Adv.)
a Water Safety Instructor (American Red
Cross)
a
Introduction to Culinary Arts
Advanced Culinary Arts
Culinary Arts Foundation Certificate Program
a
Professional Pastry Chef/Baker Certificate Program
a
Professional Certificate Program
a
Advanced Cooking
a
Artisan Baking and Specialty Breads
a
Basic Baking Essentials
a
Basic Cooking Essentials
a
Cake Decorating I
a
Cake Decorating II
a
Catering and Event Planning
a
Chilling and Grilling
a
Culinary Career Preparation Standards
a
Culinary Arts/Restaurant Careers - CC/CVE
Frozen Desserts
a
Food Service and Management Operations
a
Food Service/Restaurant Marketing Careers - CVE
a
Garde Manger
a
Ice Carving
a
International Cuisine
a
Meat Cutting and Identification
a
Menu Development and Food Service Math
a
Pasta, Pasta, Pasta
a
Safety and Sanitation Certification Course
a
Saucier a
Ultimate Chocolate
a
Understanding the Principles of Nutrition
a
Health Science
and Medical Technology
Computerized Medical
Insurance Billing
a
Certified Nursing Assistant - Acute Care
a
Coronal Polish
a
CPR for Health Care Providers
a
Dental Assistant
a
Dental Assistant, Advanced
a
Dental Assistant Front Office / Dentrix
a
Dental Core
a
Direct Support Professional Training
a
Emergency Medical Technician
a
Emergency Medical Responder/EMT
a
Health Fitness/Sports Medicine Technician
a
Home Health Aide for CNAs
a
Medical Assistant Front Office/Health Unit Coordinator
a
Medical Career Academy Courses
Exploring Medical Careers
Medical Careers I - Medical Careers Academy
Medical Careers II - Body Diseases and Disorders
Nursing Fundamentals
Medical Assistant: Clinical (Back Office)
Medical Core
a
Medical Insurance Billing
a
Medical Insurance Coding
a
Medical Math Review
Nurse Assistant - Long Term Care
a
Pharmacy Technician
Phlebotomy
a
Telemetry Technician (Monitor)
Vocational Nursing (LVN)
a
The
following list of classes offered to high school students is for reference purposes only. Classes
below may not be currently offered. Class locations and details are
subject to change. Course offerings vary per semester.
Programs below, followed by the letter "a"
, are available to adults, space permitting.
The symbol∞
denotes
classes with "open-entry" status, however, instructor approval may
be required.
ROP
offers a variety of open-entry classes.
∞
Students may enroll in "open-entry'
classes throughout the semester. A wide variety of courses are offered,
sometimes with on-the-job opportunities. Experienced instructors help
you start and advance through coursework, and some classes have a
self-paced learning environment. Open-entry classes allow you to fit
classes into your busy daily schedule, as training hours are often
flexible.
Programs Available to Adults Some programs are open to adult
students as well as high school students. These courses
are offered on various days at various times, including daytime,
late afternoon, evening, and weekends. Adults are required to
pay a tuition fee of $60 per class (fee-waivers may apply for
qualified adults). There are are no registration
fees for public or private high school students taking regular
courses. Classes
highlighted with an a
are available to high school students AND adults (space
permitting). The symbol
∞
denotes
classes with "open-entry" status, however, instructor approval may
be required.
Programs
Available to Adults (space
permitting)
Fee-based classes are open to adult students as well as
high school students. These courses are not publicly funded and there are no fee
waivers. Fee-based, student-funded classes are offered
on various days at various times, including daytime, late
afternoon, evening, and weekends and the fee costs vary per
course.
The above list of fee-based classes is for reference
purposes only. Classes may not be currently offered. Class
locations and details are subject to change. Course offerings vary per
semester.
a
= open
to adult and high school students (subject to ROP enrollment
priorities, prerequisite completions, availability of classroom
space, and other approval factors that may apply.)
Classes
below may not be currently offered. Class locations and details are
subject to change. Course offerings vary per semester.
Community Training Classes (CC) and
Cooperative Vocational Education Classes (CVE)
A wide variety of unpaid (CC) and paid (CVE) community-based workplace
courses are available. Students can earn graduation credits for
these classes, too.
·Community Classroom (CC) classes are available in several career
areas. Students intern in one of more than 700 area business sites to
learn skills on the job.
Community Classroom, CC classes have unpaid on-the-job
training available. See your counselor and/or instructor for more
information.
·
Cooperative Vocational Education (CVE) classes
include classroom instruction and on-the-job training.
Cooperative Vocational Education, CVEprograms are designed to allow working high school students earn high
school credits for the work they do at their job. Flexible, on-the-job training
opportunities are included in some classes.
Attend class each week, do scheduled work for your employer, and earn
credit toward high school graduation. An individual training plan is
established for you and a training agreement made with you employer that
assists you in mastering a wide variety of duties for your job.
Prerequisite: 16 years of age or older. CVE classes are
open-entry, or mid-semester entry.
Community Classroom (CC) Courses Students enrolled in the following
classes who successfully complete class work may be placed a a work site
for up to 30 hours per week (unpaid) to gain experience. High
school students can earn graduation credits for their training time.
The following list of CC
classes is for reference purposes only. Classes below may not be
currently offered. Class locations and details are subject to change.
Course offerings vary per semester.
Career Training for Transition - CC
La Vista High School
∞
Preschool/School Age Assistant - CC -
La Habra High School, Maple Elementary School, and Savanna HS
∞
Retail Careers/General Merchandising -
CC - Buena Park HS, El
Dorado HS, Esperanza HS, Valencia HS
∞
Theme Park/Entertainment/Tourism - Knott's Berry Farm Training Center-
CC
Most medical classes require clinical hours in hospitals,
clinics, doctor's offices, mobile units, and more
Cooperative Vocational Education
(CVE) Classes The following
list of CVE classes is for reference purposes only. Classes below may not be
currently offered. Class locations and details are subject to change.
Course offerings vary per semester.
Career Training for Transition - CVE
La Vista High School
∞
Preschool/School Age Assistant - CVE -
La Habra High School, Maple Elementary School, and Savanna HS
∞
Retail Restaurant/Food Service Marketing -
CVE - El Dorado HS and
Esperanza HS ∞
Theme Park/Entertainment/Tourism - Knott's Berry Farm Training Center -
CVE - Start-of-semester and mid-semester entry.
Daytime, on-campus classes available only to on-campus high school students
Certain high school ROP classes are available
for only those students attending a particular
high school.
∞
Additional open-entry classes may be available at your
high school.
ROP classes belong to the following
career pathways: Agriculture and Natural Resources;, Arts, Media and
Visual Entertainment; Building Trades and Construction; Education,
Child Development and Family Services; Engineering and Design;
Finance and Business; Health Science and Medical Technology;
Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation; Manufacturing and Product
Development; Marketing, Sales and Services; Public Services; and Transportation.
Earn elective
credits!
Elective credits may be applied
toward high school graduation. The number of credits is
determined by your high school.
Advanced
Placement and College Credit
Certain classes help you earn
advanced placement and/or college credit if you earn an A or B.
Ask your instructor about articulation.
North Orange County Regional Occupational Program has entered
into articulation agreements with several local community
colleges. These agreements permit students who have
completed our programs to enroll in further training at the
community college without having to repeat some of the basics,
and receive college credits for some classes.
The requirements
to receive the advanced placement and/or credits vary by the
individual course. Inquiries should be made with your
instructor to learn the specifics. College processing fees
may apply.
Please see the
course schedule for specific information.
To view a list of classes for
which high school students can earn University of California a-g
credits
click here.
Class Locations
ROP classes are
held in four facilities and 25 high schools in the
North Orange County region. Additionally, more than 650 local
businesses support ROP with on-site training for ROP students.
ROP afterschool
career-technical magnet programs are designed especially for
career-minded high school students. Explore careers along with students with
similar interests.
On-
and off-campus, after-school, evening, and weekend classes provide
high school students with alternatives, and provide flexibility with
school/work schedules.
Materials Fees: Some classes require
materials fees to cover the cost of consumables (something
you use or take home to keep). If a class has a materials
fee, ALL students are required to pay the fee.
Materials fees are due the first day of class.
After students have received
instructions from their teacher, they may have the option of
paying their materials fees online at the North Orange
County ROP Web Store.
For
answers to FAQs about paying material fees online, visit
the North Orange County ROP Web Store at the following link:
Materials Fee
Payment.
