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Career Opportunities 2022-2023 School Year

Updated for the 2022-2023 school year, our Career Opportunities magazine outlines all 17 programs offered at our 4 technical campuses. Students will get a preview of each course’s offerings as well as licenses and certifications available. It also offers insight into student organizations and our Early College program. With this magazine, students can get a head start on earning a high-skill, high-demand and high-paying career.

If you would like a copy of "Career Opportunities 2022-2023 School Year", please fill out the request form.

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Meet Mary

OSTC-SW parent Mary Carelton

"I cannot express enough no matter what personality your child is, no matter what interests they have, no matter what their grade point average is, no matter what their strengths and weaknesses are, academically, there are a dozen plus options for career exploration that do not harm or foul any trajectory to college. My oldest son, a recent OSTC grad, earned a $50,000 scholarship to continue his studies."