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                EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
                O764
            CTE/PUBLIC SERVICE SECTOR   pediatric emergencies. Physical skills training, participation in simulation activities and CPR preparation are included.
                The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) class prepares students to take the National EMT certification exam, and the OCEMS
                Accreditation. Content area skills focus on patient assessment, EMT skills, trauma, medical, environmental, obstetric, and

                Supervised clinical experiences include an emergency room observation and an ambulance ride-along event. Program
                completers work as ambulance attendants, emergency room attendants and in other areas of pre-hospital care. Essential
                employability skills include personal, interpersonal, and communication skills, plus career development and employment
                literacy.

                PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP
                O233

                This practicum and internship course allows the students to apply academic and career readiness skills in a workplace environment.
                Instruction will combine standards-based classroom instruction with extended on-site industry experience. Students will learn all aspects
                of Professionalism, and apply 21st Century Skills of Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking, Creativity and Problem Solving
                in a real world setting. Interested students can prepare to take the WorkKeys National Career Readiness Certificate.

               PUBLIC SERVICE SECTOR

               Legal Practices Pathway (231)
               Offered at Canyon, El Modena, & Villa Park High School

          Vocational Education Level          Course Name               Course Number         Voc. Ed Level Label
                    01                Career Focus Foundations of Law         O934 *             Introductory
                                                 (UC-G)
                    02                     Law & Order (UC-G)                 O929 *             Concentrator

                    02                     Business Law (UC-G)                O933 *             Concentrator
                    03                     Professional Internship           O231                 Capstone


                CAREER FOCUS FOUNDATIONS OF LAW

                O934 *
                Foundations of Law helps students understand the rule of law and how laws are created, enforced, interpreted, and changed.
                Students examine diverse areas of law, including criminal, civil, constitutional, and international.  Students explore civil rights
                issues and the role of advocacy, civics, and media in our legal system.  Students are encouraged to consider these topics
           CTE/PUBLIC SERVICE SECTOR   LAW AND ORDER
                through several lenses; Philosophical and historical, power and fairness, U.S. law and law enforcement, advocacy and policy,
                career exploration, and comparative systems.  This course is UC approved as a “G” Elective.


                O929 *

                Students will be introduced to due process and the principles of our judicial system. Students learn the step-by-step process of
                initiating or defending a lawsuit and will undertake the analyses, preparation and presentation of both civil and criminal trial
                proceedings. Instruction will  include the contents and preparation of a variety of legal documents and statutory filing
                procedures. Law and Order is UC approved as a “G” Elective.
                BUSINESS LAW

                O933 *
                Business Law will introduce students to the fundamental structure and operation of the American Legal system.  They will
                overview the history of the legal system and learn the basic principles of law relevant to business operations.  Topics include
                sources of law and ethics, contracts, torts, agency, business organization, and judicial and administrative processes.  Students
                deepen their understanding of civil law through actual cases and mock trials.  Business Law is UC approved as a “G” Elective.

              KEY   * meets UC approval for “A-G”   ^ meets course requirements for NCAA
                 An “E” at the end of the course number indicates that the class is offered online through Virtual Learning
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