ROP offers a wide variety
of career choices in over a dozen career pathways.
ROP helps
high school students with career planning.
All high school students are
eligible to take appropriate ROP classes.
In addition to on-campus,
school day classes, ROP offers
after-school and off-campus classes for
ALL
high school
students
ROP
also
offers day, late afternoon, evening, & weekend programs
that available to
adult students as well as high school
students
(space permitting).
Students earn
elective credits!
Elective credits may be applied
toward high school graduation. The number of credits is determined
by the high school.
ROP classes
are designed to meet the needs of students.
•
High
school students preparing for a career
•
Working high school students, who want to earn high school credits
for work time, through Cooperative Vocational Education (CVE).
•
Out-of-school youth learning skills for the job
market
•
College-bound high school and adult students who want
to explore careers and/or learn skills to assist in financing a
college education
•
Adults who want to upgrade skills for career advancement or a career
change
•
Adults enrolled in high school diploma programs
Daytime, high school
ROP classes on high school campuses usually admit only
regularly attending students of a particular school. In other
words, daytime courses generally are not available to students from other
schools. There are no registration
fees for public or private high school students taking regular
courses.
Parents of students can explore
ALL course offerings by viewing our
Online
Course Schedule.
Adults can
explore ROP program offerings by
clicking here.
ROP
classes are for busy students seeking schedule flexibility to
balance school and work.
"Off-campus" and
"after-school" ROP classes can admit qualifying high school
students from OTHER campuses. These classes present
great opportunities for all high school students looking for
school/work schedule flexibility, and are available to ALL high school students registered within
school districts North Orange County ROP serves. There are are no registration
fees for public or private high school students taking regular
courses.
High school
students
seeking schedule flexibility can find
off-campus and after-school career training class offerings here.
Career-oriented
adults, high school students, parents,
and career guidance counselors will find a wide selection of
relevant ROP programs
here.
ROP
provides resources to support student success.
Services include assessment,
career development, specialized instructional programs, disabled
student services, fundamental skills learning lab, career
information, career counseling, specialized employment services,
registration processing, and information about grades,
transcripts, credits and advanced placement.
Student
Resources link.
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.
ROP students
planning on enrolling in further education and career training a
local community college may qualify for
Advanced Placement and College Credit.
Students may earn advanced
placement and/or college credit if they earn an A or B in
certain classes. Instructors can provide you with more
information about articulation.
The 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.
The inside front
cover of the printed schedule lists classes for which high
school students can earn University of California "a-g" credits.
Click here for a list of ROP courses available for
articulation, listed under specific colleges (subject to
change).
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.
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.
Visit our
Locations page.
ROP offers three
afterschool career-technical magnet programs (off-campus).
Explore
Career Technical Magnet Programs.
ROP afterschool
career-technical magnet programs are designed especially for
career-minded high school students. This is a great opportunity
for your student to begin exploring careers along with students
with similar interests.
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