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A program for career preparation and workforce development, Career Pathways encourages students to examine careers and undertake a plan of study that will lead to the career of their choice.


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Department Administrator

Minnie Payton-Adams, Dir, Career Pathways & Prog's

Contact Us

Phone Number913-469-8500, ext. 4710
Campus Mailbox64
LocationSCI 110C
Department Emailmadams52@jccc.edu

Employee Listing

Minnie Payton-AdamsDir, Career Pathways & Prog's(913) 469-8500 x4710SCI 110CBox 64email

Related Links

Career Pathways Surveys

This is a link to Career Pathways Surveys compiled by JCCC Institutional Research

High School Partnerships

A partnership with area high schools including College Now, Quick Step, and Career Pathways.

College Now

A college credit program high school sophomores, juniors and seniors enrolled in selected college classes offered at, and in cooperation with, the high school.

Quickstep

This program is for high school juniors and seniors (or students identified as gifted with a current Individual Education Plan from a public school district).

Career Services Center

Job listings, job recruitment, employer information, upcoming events, experiential education, tutoring, JCCC program outlooks, community options, Web resources and more.

Career/Certification Programs

Complete list of JCCC programs, degrees and certificates, listed in alphabetical order (by 1st letter of title).

Career & Tech Ed Initiatives

The Career and Technical Education Program Initiative website allows students and parents to view JCCC Career & Tech programs. New initiatives are listed as they relate to the individual programs.

Project Lead The Way

Project Lead The Way seems to create dynamic partnership with our nation's schools to prepare an increasing and more diverse group of students to be successful in engineering and engineering technology programs.