In
addition to regular, on-campus, day high school
classes,
ROP
offers after-school and off-campus classes
that are open to all qualified high school
students in the districts ROP serves. For
additional information about after-school and
off-campus ROP classes
click here.
A
variety of day, late afternoon, evening, & weekend
programs are offered 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
classes are a good option for adult students who
want to increase their earning potential, and are
ready to invest in their futures.
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.
Adults can explore ROP programs
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:
Materials fees
for adult students are due the first day
of class.
For answers about paying Careers With Children
tuition fees
online, visit
the North Orange County ROP Web Store at the
following link:
ROP Web Store.
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
"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.
North
Orange County ROP is an equal opportunity
Educator/Employer.
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2011 North Orange County ROP
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