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CLIFFORD RUTHERFORD, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR UHMC CTEC PROGRAM COORDINATOR OFFICE: (808) 984-3246 MOBILE: (808) 214-2435 CRUTHERF@HAWAII.EDU

Rapidly Retiring Workforce Less Than Low Qualified Unemployment Applicants Technical Career Training Placement and Programs Promotion

EDUCATING THE INCUMBENT WORKFORCE M ETHODS OF E NGAGING E MPLOYER SPONSORED E MPLOYEES E DUCATION • E MPLOYER BASED SCHOLARSHIPS & G RANTS • C OST EFFECTIVE SOLUTION • P ERCENTAGE PAID BY GRADE • Q UALIFIED AND EFFICIENT STAFF • C OMPLETION BONUS • C LIENT SATISFACTION • P AID EDUCATIONAL RELEASE TIME • P ROMOTES FROM WITHIN • F INANCIAL A ID • C REATES EMPLOYEE LOYALTY AND RETENTION • P ROMOTION AND PAY INCENTIVES

CONTINUING EDUCATION OPTIONS ENRICHMENT INDUSTRY NON-CREDIT TO CERTIFICATES CREDIT COURSES

INDUSTRY CERTIFICATES AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT • B UILDING O PERATOR ’ S C ERTIFICATE (BOC 1 AND 2) • E LECTRICAL J OURNEYMAN 240 HOUR COMPETENCY • F ORKLIFT , T ELEHANDLER , S CISSOR -L IFT • EPA S ECTION 608 U NIVERSAL T ECHNICIAN • F IRST A ID /CPR AND AED • OSHA 10 FOR C ONSTRUCTION • OSHA 10 FOR G ENERAL I NDUSTRY • B UILDING M AINTENANCE * Arti ticul ulate ates • H OSPITALITY with th CTEC credit it course se • C ULINARY

CTEC PROGRAM CURRICULUM Certificate of Professional Development (CPD) Certificate of Certificate of Competence Achievement (CO) (CA) Associate of Bachelor of Applied Applied Science Science (AAS) (BAS)

THE CERTIFICATE OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) IS A COLLEGE Certificate of CREDENTIAL FOR SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETING DESIGNATED SHORT-TERM CREDIT OR NON-CREDIT CTE COURSES THAT PROVIDE INDUSTRY SPECIFIC JOB Professional UPGRADING OR ENTRY-LEVEL SKILLS. CREDIT COURSE SEQUENCES SHALL BE Development LESS THAN FOUR (4) CREDIT HOURS. (CPD) THE ISSUANCE OF A CERTIFICATE OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT REQUIRES THAT THE STUDENTS’ WORK HAS BEEN EVALUATED AND STATED COMPETENCIES HAVE BEEN MET. ISSUANCE OF THE CPD WILL NOT APPEAR ON THE STUDENT TRANSCRIPT • SAFETY (2 CREDITS ) • OSHA 10 FOR CONSTRUCTION TRADES (1 CREDIT ) • FIRST AID/CPR/AED (1 CREDIT ) • WELDING FOR CONSTRUCTION TRADES (3 CREDITS ) • ARC & GAS • WELDING FOR AUTOMOTIVE TRADES (3 CREDITS ) • MIG & GAS

A CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCE (CO) IS A CREDENTIAL AWARDED FOR SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETING DESIGNATED SHORT- TERM CREDIT OR NON-CREDIT COURSES THAT PROVIDE JOB Certificate of UPGRADING OR ENTRY-LEVEL SKILLS. CREDIT COURSE SEQUENCES Competence SHALL BE 4 TO 23 CREDITS. (CO) THE ISSUANCE OF A CO REQUIRES THAT STUDENTS ’ WORK HAS BEEN EVALUATED AND DETERMINED TO BE SATISFACTORY. STUDENTS MUST EARN A GPA OF 2.0 (“C”) OR BETTER FOR ALL CREDIT COURSES REQUIRED IN THE CO. B ASIC C ARPENTRY S KILLS (6 C REDITS ) M AINTENANCE P LUMBING (4 C REDITS ) B ASIC D RAFTING S KILLS (7 C REDITS ) R OUGH AND F INISH C ARPENTRY (6 C REDITS ) C ONSTRUCTION T ECHNOLOGY (16 C REDITS ) S MALL E QUIPMENT R EPAIR (6 C REDITS ) E LECTRICAL M AINTENANCE (5 C REDITS ) S USTAINABLE T ECHNOLOGY (11-13 C REDITS ) E NERGY P RODUCTION (6 C REDITS ) *A IR CONDITIONING MAINTENANCE (5 C REDITS ) M AINTENANCE P AINTING (4 C REDITS ) *F ACILITIES M ANAGEMENT (9 C REDITS ) * New for Fall 2020

THE CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT (CA) IS A CREDENTIAL AWARDED TO STUDENTS WHO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE DESIGNATED CTE CREDIT COURSE SEQUENCES THAT PROVIDE ENTRY- LEVEL SKILLS OR JOB UPGRADES. THESE COURSE SEQUENCES SHALL BE AT LEAST 24 CREDITS, BUT MAY NOT EXCEED 51 CREDITS (UNLESS EXTERNAL EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS EXCEED THIS NUMBER). Current C ONSTRUCTION T ECHNOLOGY (34 C REDITS ) MATH 100 OR HIGHER , OR • C ARPENTRY 20(3) BUSN 189(3) • C ARPENTRY 40(3) H EALTH 31(1) • • B LUEPRINT 101(3) O CCUPATIONAL S AFETY & • • H EALTH 10(1) M AINTENANCE 20(2) • M AINTENANCE 40(2) • E LECTRICITY 20(3) • E NGLISH 100 OR 106(3) • E NERGY 103(3) • A RCHITECTURAL • E NERGY 101(3) • E NGINEERING & CAD 110(4)

*NEW FOR FALL 2020* F ACILITIES M AINTENANCE (37 C REDITS ) F ACILITIES M ANAGEMENT (35 C REDITS ) B UILDING & C ONSTRUCTION (37 C REDITS ) I NTRO TO F ACILITIES M AINTENANCE • I NTRO TO F ACILITIES M AINTENANCE I NTRO TO F ACILITIES M AINTENANCE • • OSHA 10 FOR C ONSTRUCTION T RADES B LUEPRINT R EADING OSHA 10 FOR C ONSTRUCTION T RADES • • • F IRST A ID /CPR/AED E LECTRICITY F IRST A ID /CPR/AED • • • E LECTRICAL M AINTENANCE & I NSTALLATION E NERGY AND S USTAINABILITY C ARPENTRY • • • P LUMBING M AINTENANCE & INSTALLATION P ROJECT M ANAGEMENT B LUEPRINT R EADING & CAD • • • HVAC M AINTENANCE E CONOMICS M ASONRY • • • EPA S ECTION 608 U NIVERSAL T ECHNICIAN • B USINESS L AW P AINTING & D ECORATING • • * Each Certificate of Achievement includes English and math course requirements considered appropriate to meet industry entry-level employment qualifications in each concentration.

THE ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE (AAS), A 2-YEAR DEGREE CONSISTING OF AT LEAST 60 CREDITS ENTIRELY AT THE COLLEGE 100-LEVEL OR ABOVE, PROVIDES STUDENTS WITH SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES FOR GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT. WHILE THIS DEGREE IS NOT DESIGNED FOR TRANSFER DIRECTLY INTO A BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM, SOME AAS PROGRAMS HAVE AGREEMENTS WITH BACCALAUREATE DEGREE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS, AND SOME AAS PROGRAMS MAY INCLUDE SOME BACCALAUREATE-LEVEL COURSE OFFERINGS. C OMPLETION OF A C ONSTRUCTION T ECHNOLOGY P ROGRAM C ERTIFICATE OF A CHIEVEMENT (36-37) PLUS : • BUS/COM 130 OR SP 151 OR 251(3) = C OMMUNICATION S KILLS • ICS 101 OR BUSN 150(3) = C OMPUTER S KILLS • T ECHNICAL ELECTIVES (6-7) = A REA OF I NTEREST • C OOPERATIVE E DUCATION 193 V (2) = I NTERNSHIP (75 HOURS PER CREDIT ) • N ATURAL S CIENCE ELECTIVE WITH LAB 100 OR ABOVE (3) • S OCIAL S CIENCE ELECTIVE 100 OR ABOVE (3) • H UMANITIES ELECTIVE (3) - 100 OR ABOVE

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT FMGT 300 P RINCIPLES AND P RACTICES FOR F ACILITIES M ANAGEMENT • FMGT 301 P ROJECT M ANAGEMENT FOR F ACILITIES • FMGT 302 O PERATIONS & M AINTENANCE M ANAGEMENT FOR F ACILITIES • FMGT 401 E NVIRONMENTAL , H EALTH , AND S AFETY M ANAGEMENT FOR F ACILITIES • FMGT 402 C ORPORATE R EAL E STATE M ANAGEMENT FOR F ACILITIES • FMGT 403 S USTAINABLE S TRATEGIES FOR F ACILITIES • FMGT 410 F INANCIAL M ANAGEMENT FOR F ACILITIES • FMGT 420 M ULTISITE M ANAGEMENT FOR F ACILITIES • FMGT 430 I NFORMATION M ANAGEMENT FOR F ACILITIES • FMGT 440 Q UALITY M ANAGEMENT FOR F ACILITIES • FMGT 450 C RITICAL I NFRASTRUCTURE M ANAGEMENT FOR F ACILITIES WILL BE • BUSA 440 B USINESS C OMMUNICATIONS • AVAILABLE IN PUBA 462 E MERGENCY M GMT & B USINESS C ONTINUATION • DISTANCE CLASS FORMAT

EMPLOYER PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Internship Scholarship and and Financial Aid Career Shadowing Job Placement Advisory and Committees Promotion And Lecturing

C OURSES C ARL D. P ERKINS CTE G RANT A IR C ONDITIONING & R EFRIGERATION • C URRENT I NDUSTRY T RAINING EQUIPMENT • (T YPE I AND T YPE II SYSTEMS ), 2 CREDITS T EXTBOOKS & T ESTING R ESOURCES • HVACR R EFRIGERANT R ECOVERY • I NDUSTRY C ERTIFICATE (EPA S ECTION 608) • (EPA S ECTION 608), 1 CREDIT R EQUIRES I NDUSTRY /E MPLOYER E NGAGEMENT • HVACR S YSTEM D ESIGN & C ONTROLS • (I NCLUDES T YPE III S YSTEMS ), 1 CREDIT

EMPLOYER LETTER OF COMMITMENT

THANK Clifford Rutherford UHMC CTEC Program Coordinator Office: (808) 984-3246 Mobile: (808) 214-2435 crutherf@hawaii.edu YOU Moana Kaho`ohanohano UHMC CTEC Program Counselor Office: (808) 984-3495 jolynnm@hawaii.edu Juli Patao UHMC Career Link/Internship Coordinator Office: (808) 984-3348 or 3318 jpatao@hawaii.edu