Become an ASW-certified welder through this creative, hands-on class at the Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center. WELDING AND FABRICATION BECOME A CERTIFIED WELDER Are you someone who loves working with your hands, solving complex problems, and being at the forefront of technology? Do you want a career that offers stability, high wages, and endless opportunities for growth? If so, then our welding program is the perfect fit for you! This is a two-year, half-day program designed to equip students with hands-on skills, knowledge, and credentials to enter multiple industries as a professional welder. Welding students will gain in-depth, hands-on experiences in principles of metallurgy; print reading, measurement, and properties of metals; safety procedures and machine operation; metal-fabricating and joining methods; SMAW, thermal cutting, codes, inspections, and certifications. Throughout the course, students will design and manage welding productions, hone their creative and technical abilities, and gain project management and quality assurance experience. From crafting practical structures to creating artistic projects, students gain proficiency in welding, cutting, and shaping metals. Work-study experiences may be available, and students may choose to compete at a high level at SkillsUSA. Join other students who enjoy creating things with their hands, just like YOU, as we dive into the fascinating world of welding. From crafting sturdy structures to shaping detailed designs, you'll learn the skills that bring metal to life. Guided by experienced welders, you'll not only create practical pieces but also unleash your artistic side. GRADES 11-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Basic math (arithmetic, fractions, decimals, measuring skills) Fine and gross motor skills Strong reading comprehension skills (course materials at a 10th-12th grade level) CREDITS EARNED (based on two semesters) 1 math credit 1 science credit 1 elective credit Option for .5 technology credit (VUHS only) Option for .5 design credit (MUHS only) INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS (IRC) EARNED American Welding Society NCCER PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Electrode selection, arc control, and weld deposition Metal fabrication Grinding Cutting processes Project test and inspection Blueprint reading CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) ENRICHMENT Welding Curriculum

Cooperative Work Experience, commonly called Co-op, is a great resource available to all qualified Career Center students. Co-operative Education at PAHCC Co-operative Education at PAHCC Co-operative Education at PAHCC 1/2 WORK-BASED LEARNING: FOR STUDENTS GET ON-THE-JOB TRAINING AND A HIRING ADVANTAGE! Cooperative Work Experience, commonly called Co-op, is a great resource available to all qualified Career Center students. Co-op is more than “just a job.” It allows you to evaluate what type of work you want to do, get real-world experience in the field you are studying, try out a variety of career interests, receive valuable training in technical skills, and learn the soft-skills required for successful employment. Co-op experiences can be paid or unpaid and they can range in time from just a few hours to a long-term placement. They always look impressive on a resume! For more information, please contact Jessica Danyow, Cooperative Education Coordinator via email jdanyow@pahcc.org or phone (802) 382-1071. STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN CO-OP DURING THEIR PROGRAM HOURS PROGRAM DETAILS PREREQUISITES Instructor approval PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Career exploration Real life work experience Professional networking Resume development

Adult Education course offerings at the Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center in Middlebury, Vermont. IN-PERSON AND HYBRID COURSES FOR ADULTS The current courses are listed below and are all conveniently held at one of our two Middlebury campuses. New courses are updated periodically. Fall 2025 Program Healthcare Careers and Certifications Phlebotomy Technician (PTC) Upon successful completion of this course, you will be eligible to sit for the national exam to become a Phlebotomy Technician (PTC) through the American Medical Certification Association. You must turn 18 years of age within 6 months of the exam. START DATE: Monday, October 20 DURATION: 8 weeks FREQUENCY: M, W, and TH TIME: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm TUITION: $2,100 (includes text book) EXAM FEE: $119 CLASSROOM LOCATION: PAHCC Main Campus, 51 Charles Ave., Middlebury Class In Session! Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) Upon successful completion of this course, you will be eligible to sit for the national exam to become a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant through the American Medical Certification Association. You must turn 18 years of age within 6 months of the exam. START DATE: Monday, December 1 DURATION: 8 weeks (plus pre-scheduled clinicals) FREQUENCY: M, W, and TH TIME: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm TUITION: $1,325 (includes text book) EXAM FEE: $139 CLASSROOM LOCATION: PAHCC Main Campus, 51 Charles Ave., Middlebury Register Now! Phlebotomy and CCMA Combined Program Upon successful completion of this course, you will be eligible to sit for the national exam to become a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant through the American Medical Certification Association. You must turn 18 years of age within 6 months of the exam. SAVE! START DATE: Monday, October 20 DURATION: 16 weeks (plus pre-scheduled clinicals) FREQUENCY: M, W, and TH TIME: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm TUITION: $3,250 (includes text book) EXAM FEE: $139 CLASSROOM LOCATION: PAHCC Main Campus, 51 Charles Ave., Middlebury Class In Session! CPR - First Aid - AED Gain the skills and confidence to respond in an emergency with American Heart Association CPR, First Aid, and AED training. This hands-on course teaches you how to care for adults, children, and infants during breathing and cardiac emergencies, as well as how to provide basic first aid and use an automated external defibrillator (AED). Participants who successfully complete the course will receive AHA certification, valid for two years. DATE(S): TBD - Coming Soon! TIME: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm TUITION: $45 (testing and certification card included) CLASSROOM LOCATION: PAHCC Main Campus, 51 Charles Ave., Middlebury Registration coming soon! Skilled Trades and Technical Training Introduction to Welding Learn the fundamentals of welding in this hands-on introductory course. Students will gain experience with basic welding techniques, equipment safety, and proper use of tools, while practicing common welds in a workshop setting. No prior experience is required—this course is designed to build confidence and provide a strong foundation for further welding training. Limited class size – register early to reserve your spot. START DATE: November 3, 2025 DURATION: 2 weeks (10 hours) FREQUENCY: Mondays & Wednesdays TIME: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm TUITION: $250 (includes materials and safety protection) CLASSROOM LOCATION: PAHCC Main Campus, 51 Charles Ave., Middlebury Register Now! Small Engine Repair Learn the fundamentals of small engine repair for work, hobby, or personal use. This hands-on course combines classroom instruction with shop time, giving you the opportunity to practice skills while working on your own small engine project (with instructor approval). Topics include routine maintenance, troubleshooting and diagnostics, standard repair procedures, engine function, and proper tool use. Whether you’re maintaining equipment for home or business, this course provides practical skills you can put to use right away. START DATE: October 23, 2025 DURATION: 10 hours (4 sessions) FREQUENCY: Thursdays TIME: 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm TUITION: $200 CLASSROOM LOCATION: PAHCC North Campus, 372 Mainelli Road, Middlebury Class In Session! Forklift Operator Safety Certification Earn your Forklift Operator Safety Certification and gain the skills needed to operate powered lift trucks safely in manufacturing, construction, and retail settings. This course covers OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1910.178), training requirements, forklift basics and characteristics, safe operating practices, inspections, dock safety, parking, and the stability triangle. Hands-on training and evaluation are included to ensure participants are prepared for real-world operation. DATE: October 18, 2025 DURATION: 6 Hours FREQUENCY: 1 Day (Saturday) TIME: 8:00 am - 2:00 pm TUITION: $125 (includes test and certification card) CLASSROOM LOCATION: PAHCC North Campus, 372 Mainelli Road, Middlebury Cancelled. We'll reschedule! Explore Winter 2026 Courses

A high school career technical education program designed to prepare students for further education and career paths in early childhood education, health care, social services, and related fields. EDUCATION & HUMAN SERVICES BECOME A TEACHER OR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATOR Do you love children? Do you want to understand the critical nature of a child’s first year, or become a second-grade teacher, a speech-language pathologist, an occupational or physical therapist, a school-based clinician, or an administrator? If so, our Early Childhood Education / Education as a Profession Program could be the right fit for you! You'll learn how children develop and grow over time, how to keep our young people safe and healthy, how to teach, what to teach, how to work in partnership with families, and how to be a professional in the fields of both early childhood and general education. This flexible, two-year program allows students to explore pathways in early childhood education (ECE), teaching, and related fields such as counseling and child care management. Experiences in classrooms and ECE centers allow students to apply their learning in real-world settings while earning industry-recognized credentials (IRCs) and dual-enrollment opportunities through Vermont State University (VTSU) and the Community College of Vermont (CCV). Two Pathways to Choose From: Fundamentals of Early Childhood Education (ECE): Students gain a comprehensive understanding of ECE settings and roles, including child development, curriculum planning, family engagement, professionalism, and safety. They apply their skills in high-quality ECE centers and schools, preparing for roles such as teachers, child center directors, specialized service providers, and family support professionals. Education as a Profession: Focused on researched-based practices and exploring education as a career path, students develop the skills, knowledge, and professional mindset needed for impactful careers. This course introduces instructional design, classroom culture, anti-bias approaches, and tools for working with students and families. Clinical experiences help students refine their observation and assistance skills in classroom environments, building the foundation for a professional teaching career. Take one or two years of either course or a single year of each for program flexibility. Gain hands-on clinical experience to build confidence and practical skills. Earn industry-recognized credentials (IRCs) and take multiple dual-enrollment classes over two years. Work with children, families, and educators to explore career paths and create lasting impact. Whether you’re planning to pursue a career as a teacher, early childhood educator, therapist, or social services professional, this program equips you with the tools and experience to succeed. COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Foundational literacy skills Note: This course includes rigorous college coursework CREDITS Based on two semesters .5 Social studies credit 1 English credit 1.5 elective credits Qualifying students can earn the following college credits from Community College of Vermont: EDU-1030: Introduction to Early Childhood Education and PSY-2010: Child Development or COM-1015: Communication in the Early Childhood Education & Afterschool Workplace. INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS CPR and First Aid Mandated Reporter Training Abusive Head Trauma Training Basic Specialized Care Training VT Licensing Training Penn State VT Orientation Training Northern Light @ CCV Fundamentals Master Teacher Paraeducator PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Health & Safety-related Practices Examination/Application of VT Child Care Regulations Developmentally Appropriate Practice Community-Based Learning Standards-based Curriculum Development Ethical Practice & Confidentiality Education as a Profession Curriculum Early Childhood Ed Curriculum

Students learn how diversified livestock is managed in VT and how food crop production pertains to Vermont’s sustainable food system. SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE BECOME AN AGRICULTURAL ENTREPRENEUR Are you passionate about farming, animals, and sustainable practices? Do you want to build a career in agriculture while gaining hands-on experience with modern farming techniques? If so, our Sustainable Agricultural program is the perfect fit for you! This 2-year revolving program equips students with the skills and knowledge needed to pursue careers or further education in northeastern diversified agriculture. Students gain real-world experience by assisting with the operations of the PAHCC Deep Roots Farm and the Garden Patch Greenhouse. Visits to local farms and businesses provide an in-depth understanding of the agricultural sector’s vital role in our community. Participation in the FFA organization is a cornerstone of this program, offering opportunities for leadership development and career advancement. Northeast Livestock Production and Sustainable Diversified Agriculture (2025-2026) Students explore a wide range of topics, including animal behavior and welfare, meat science, organic and conventional farming practices, livestock evaluation, poultry production, greenhouse management, and ecology of agriculture. Employment skills and FFA activities are integrated into the curriculum to prepare students for real-world success. Livestock Anatomy, Physiology, and Soil/Water/Nutrient Management (2026-2027) This course focuses on livestock anatomy and physiology, including digestion, reproduction, and lactation. Students also study soil and water management, livestock nutrition, dairy products, meat goat production, and advanced greenhouse operations. Tractor and farm safety training are critical components, ensuring students are workplace-ready. Whether you aspire to manage a farm, work in agricultural sciences, or contribute to sustainable food systems, this program provides the knowledge, skills, and experiences to thrive in today’s agriculture industry. GRADES 11-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Foundational skills in biology, anatomy, and physiology Positive attitude and flexibility A desire to regularly work with animals and plants Note: This course contains rigorous college coursework CREDITS Based on two semesters: 1 science credit .5 math credit 1.5 elective credits .5 option for technology credit (VUHS only) Qualifying students can earn 3 college credits from SUNY Cobleskill in Foundations of Animals Science INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS NRCS Fundamentals of Conservation & Sustainability in Agriculture certification PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Livestock Handling Value Added Food Products Maple Syrup Production Feeds & Feeding Greenhouse Management Tractor Safety Business Planning Animal Behavior and Nutrition Animal Science Feeds & Feeding Soil Evaluation Dairy Production Forage Crops Plant and Vegetable Production CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) Sustainable Ag Curriculum

A high school career technical education program designed to prepare students for careers in a wide variety of health professions. MEDICAL PROFESSIONS BECOME A HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL Are you passionate about helping others, fascinated by science, or curious about how healthcare systems work? Do you want a career in one of the fastest-growing industries with endless opportunities? If so, our Medical Professions program is your first step toward a rewarding future! This 2-year program prepares students for diverse career paths in health professions, including patient care, emergency services, healthcare administration, and biomedical technology. Students gain hands-on experience through a combination of classroom learning, clinical practice, job shadowing, and work-based learning opportunities. Key areas of study include medical terminology, professional healthcare standards, and an introduction to healthcare systems, anatomy & physiology, and emergency medical services. Year 1: Students will be eligible to take the Vermont State LNA Exam and/or the National Registry EMR Exam. These credentials can open doors to real-world work opportunities—whether that’s in residential care, home health, hospitals, or in an ambulance with your local rescue squad or Middlebury Regional EMS (MREMS). The LNA program includes clinical experiences to help you apply your skills in authentic healthcare settings. Year 2: Students can choose to earn their EMT certification or CCMA certification (with the option to add CPT). These credentials prepare students for exciting jobs such as working on an ambulance, at a summer camp, in a hospital emergency department, or in a medical clinic or laboratory. Both the EMT and CPT programs include clinical components to strengthen hands-on experience. Whether you envision a future in direct patient care, allied health, or a host of related fields, this program provides the knowledge, skills, and experience to succeed in the dynamic field of healthcare. GRADES 11-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Interest in careers in the healthcare industry Positive attitude and willingness to learn CREDITS Based on two semesters Med I 1 embedded science .5 math 1.5 elective Med II 1.5 science .5 math 1 elective .5 option for technology credit for tech track (VUHS only) Qualifying students earn 3 college credits from CCV in AHS-1045: Intro to Healthcare and AHS- 1205: Medical Terminology. INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS CPR and First Aid Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) Emergency Medical Responder(EMR)/Technician (EMT) Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) Certified PhlebotomyTechnician (CPT) PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Anatomy and Physiology Medical Terminology Patient Care Vital Sign Assessment Skin Assessment Communication Skills Care Across the Lifespan Interview Skills Teamwork Skills Conflict Resolution Activities of Daily Living Basic Airway Management Oxygen Administration Patient Assessment (EMR/EMT) CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) MedPro I Curriculum MedPro II Curriculum

A high school career technical education program designed to prepare students to become an Industrial Designer or Machinist in high-tech manufacturing with precision measurement and CNC operations. ADVANCED MANUFACTURING & ENGINEERING PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN HIGH-TECH MANUFACTURING OR AS AN ENGINEER Unlock your future in high-tech industries like aerospace, avionics, defense manufacturing, medical devices, robotics, and automation. Are you someone who loves working with your hands, solving complex problems, and being at the forefront of technology? Do you want a career that offers stability, high wages, and endless opportunities for growth? If so, then our Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering program is the perfect fit for you! In this cutting-edge lab, you'll design and innovate with state-of-the-art machinery, including Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines, 3D printers, laser, water-jet, plasma cutter, and advanced robotics. This program emphasizes hands-on training from day one. You'll work in a real-world, advanced manufacturing environment, gaining practical experience that will set you apart in the job market. This two-year program focuses on precision metrology, Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Manufacturing (CAM) techniques, CNC machining, and automation. Students will earn college credit and sought-after industry credentials while designing and building a variety of projects, diving deep into each aspect of fabrication, purchasing, machining, construction, testing, and project management. In their second year, students complete complex independent projects, honing advanced skills in coding, programming, machining, and fabrication. Students may also choose to showcase their skills by competing in a variety of competitions at SkillsUSA. GRADES 11-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY APPLY FOR THIS PROGRAM QUESTIONS? CONTACT US! COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Basic math skills: algebra, decimals, fractions, customary & metric measurement Basic computer skills Fine and gross motor skills Note: This course contains extensive college-level material CREDITS EARNED Based on two semesters: 1 math credit 1 science credit 1 elective credit .5 option for design credit (MUHS only) .5 option for technology credit (VUHS only) Qualifying students can earn up to 15 CCV credits for manufacturing; engineering and design, and sketching, blueprint reading, geometric dimensioning; and tolerancing; parametric solid modeling; and manufacturing technology INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS (IRC) EARNED Autodesk Certified Associate Haas CNC Mill Operator Haas CNC Lathe Operator SME Certified Manufacturing Associate Certified Manufacturing Technologist (CMfgT) MSSC Certified Production Technician PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Design & Engineering Metal Fabrication CNC Programming Lathe Operation Grinding CNC Plasma Cutting Milling Project Testing Tool and Die Design CAD/CAM Blueprint Reading CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) Adv Manufacturing "Blue" Curriculum Adv Manufacturing "Gold" Curriculum

Learn about pre-requisites and requirements for admission to our technical programs at the Hannaford Career Center. ADMISSIONS 2026-2027 Technical Program Eligibility and Admissions Procedure PRE-TECH PROGRAMS Apply Online: Pre-Technical Programs 2026-2027 PRE-TECHNICAL Program Application- Download to print TECHNICAL PROGRAMS 2026-2027 TECHNICAL Program Application- Download to print Apply Online: Technical Programs Questions? Please contact College and Career Counselor Tracey-Cross Baker at tcross-baker@pahcc.org .

Adult Education course offerings at the Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center in Middlebury, Vermont. IN-PERSON AND HYBRID COURSES FOR ADULTS The current courses are listed below and are all conveniently held at one of our two Middlebury campuses. New courses are updated periodically. Summer 2026 Program Healthcare Careers and Certifications Course information coming soon! Skilled Trades and Technical Training Course information coming soon!

Pre-Technical program in Mechanical Science. Two semesters: industry certification, preventative maintenance, welding, electrical systems & more. MECHANICAL SCIENCE DISCOVER, FIX, AND BUILD Do you love taking things apart to see how they work? Are you ready to get hands-on experience in welding, home maintenance, construction, and vehicle repair? Our Mechanical Science program offers a year-long, alternating-days course designed to introduce students to essential mechanical skills with pathways to further study in Automotive, Diesel, Industrial Design & Fabrication, Construction, or Welding. This comprehensive program covers a variety of mechanical topics through engaging, practical exercises. Students gain an industry certification in safe tractor and equipment operation through the UVM Extension Tractor Safety program. They explore residential mechanical systems, learning to wire electrical circuits and plumb with copper, PEX, and PVC. The course also delves into agricultural maintenance, covering DC electrical systems, small engine principles, and preventative maintenance for power equipment. By applying their skills to small engines, students develop a deeper understanding of systems like fuel, ignition, and compression. Fabrication introduces students to plasma cutting, both manual and CNC, as well as stick welding (SMAW) and wire-feed welding (MIG), building foundational skills for advanced metalworking. Residential construction emphasizes the tools, measurements, and basic trade skills required for building and home projects. The course culminates with the opportunity to compete in the FFA Mechanical Career Development Event, where students can showcase their expertise. Whether your goal is further technical education or a head start in the trades, Mechanical Science prepares you for success in a range of exciting fields. GRADES 9-12 | 80 OR 120 MINUTES / ALTERNATING DAYS COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Students should possess a positive attitude CREDITS 80 min. class/per year 1 science .5 elective 120 min. class/per year 1 science 1 elective .5 option for technology credit (VUHS only) .5 option for design credit (MUHS only) PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Mechanics Automotive skills Tractor and equipment safety Leadership CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) MechSci Curriculum

Every student can access friendly and meaningful academic support in our program classrooms and in our Student Support Center. SCHOOL COUNSELING The Career Center School Counseling office welcomes all questions about course offerings and registering for classes, both for high school students and adults. For more information and to schedule a visit to one or both campuses, please contact Tracey Cross-Baker, School Counselor, via email tcross-baker@pahcc.org or phone (802) 382-1007. The School Counselor works closely with high school students and their sending school Counseling personnel to support students in: academic planning, college and career development, and social/emotional support. Come explore Career and Technical Education! See the "Apply " tab for more specific information about applying to programs.

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