Career Guidance
Specialist: Sarah Arciba
714-992-8660
Regular Day
Classes for Buena Park High School Students Only
Buena Park HS On-Campus ROP Classes
Fullerton Union HS District
Class
offerings are subject to change each semester.
Accounting Occupations
Automotive Technology
Automotive Technology, Intro to
Business Technology
Introduction to Forensic Science
Legal and Law Enforcement
Retail Careers/General Merchandising (CC/CVE)
After-school class
Visual Communications
OFF-CAMPUS and ALL HS INCLUSIVE AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
Off-campus, after-school ROP classes include:
Art in Animation
All HS inclusive after-school classes
Automotive
Technology, Intro to
All HS inclusive after-school classes
Accounting Occupations
After-school classes
at Trident Education Center in Anaheim
Aquatic/Marine Diving Occupations
All HS inclusive after-school classes at
Sonora High
School
Careers With Children - Preschool Assistant (CC/CVE)
All HS inclusive after-school classes
Careers With
Children - Preschool Lab (CC)
All HS inclusive after-school classes
Computer
Graphics and Design
All HS inclusive after-school classes
Cosmetology
After-school classes at various locations -
Orientation required
Culinary Arts Programs at ROP Culinary Arts Institute
After-school classes
Dental Careers Programs
After-school
classes at Trident Education Center in Anaheim
Design and Fabrication for Engineering Careers
All HS inclusive after-school class
High Tech Center (Business)
After-school class
at Trident Education Center in Anaheim
Hospitality/Themepark/Knott's Berry Farm Training Ctr.
(CC/CVE)
All HS inclusive after-school classes
Introduction
to Fire Technology
All HS inclusive after-school class at
Esperanza HS
Introduction
to Forensic Science
All HS inclusive after-school classes
Masonry
After-school class at Trident Education Center in Anaheim
Medical Careers Programs
After-school
classes at ROP EBR Campus in Anaheim
Computer Graphics and
Design
All HS inclusive after-school classes
Professional
Dance
All HS inclusive after-school class
Retail/Merchandising (CC/CVE)
All HS inclusive after-school classes
Telemetry Technician
Fee-based after-school
class
at ROP EBR Campus in Anaheim
Welding
All HS inclusive after-school class at
Esperanza HS
Class
descriptions
Accounting Occupations—If
you earn money, you’ll want to keep track of it, and
accounting shows you easy ways to do that. You’ll learn how
to prepare income statements and balance sheets. You’ll also
have the opportunity to learn software such as Excel, Word,
QuickBooks Pro and Peachtree Accounting. The class prepares
students for entry-level employment in office settings and
advanced training. Cerritos, Fullerton, and Westwood
Colleges grant advanced placement and/or credits to students
who complete the course with a grade of A or B.
Introduction to Automotive Technology—If you love cars, you’ll want to learn all the basic
automotive systems, from brakes and their components to the
electrical system and its parts. In this class you’ll learn
how to change fluids, perform a safety inspection and
document service needs. By the end of the class you’ll be
able to disassemble, inspect and service drum and disc
brakes and adjust brake fluids and learn what every
component in the car does.
Automotive Technology—As
an advanced student, you’ll learn servicing procedures, how
to identify component parts, diagnose faults, replace parts,
and rebuilding, repair, and adjustment procedures. The
course prepares you for advanced training and for further
technical education.
Business Technology—You
will learn to type, organize paperwork, compose business
letters, build databases to output spreadsheets, and create
PowerPoint slide presentations, all using industry-standard
software. The class prepares students for entry-level
employment in office settings and advanced training. Skills
learned here prepare you for entry-level office jobs and
meet the FJUHSD computer proficiency standards.
Forensic Science/Crime Scene Investigation (Introduction)—You
will learn the basics of crime scene evidence collection and
investigation, crime scene photography, and diagramming a
crime scene. You’ll learn who to interview and what
questions to ask. You’ll sharpen your reasoning skills,
your observation skills, and your knowledge of forensic
science. This class prepares students for entry-level
employment and college studies in the field.
Legal and Law Enforcement—You
will gain an understanding of what substance abuse does to
the body and mind; criminal, traffic and juvenile law,
judicial proceedings, and emergency preparedness. The class
emphasizes the importance of safety, effective
communication, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills as
well as professional development. You may have the
opportunity to participate in field trips to justice
institutions and "ride-alongs" with police officers. The
class prepares you for advanced training.
Stagecraft Technology—You
will learn to create and design scenery, props, lighting and
sound for theatrical productions. Scene construction
involves using carpentry, props and paint to bring a
production to life. Lighting design sets the visual mood,
and sound design makes sure the audience hears what the
production author and director want them to hear. You’ll
also learn to operate a variety of production equipment,
including construction tools and equipment, mixing boards,
microphones, rigging and curtain equipment; and lights,
spotlights, border light and fixtures; and create and plan
production schedules. .
Retail Careers/General Merchandising (paid and unpaid
community learning)—Love
retail? Shopping at the mall? Learn marketing, inventory
control, cashiering, stocking, customer service and more in
the classroom and on the job. Earn credits for hours on the
job during the class. This after-school class for
high school students only prepares you
for entry-level and above retail jobs and further education.
Visual Communications—If
you agree with the quote “A picture is worth a thousand
words,” you’ll want to take this class. You’ll learn the
fine art of communicating visually, using art and graphic
design concepts, elements and principals of design, color
theory, and typography in your projects. This class is a-g
college credit certified. Students who successfully complete
this two-semester course can earn one year of UC-approved
fine arts credit.
