The Quad County Career Pathways Consortium (QCCPC) is an education-to-workforce partnership
of several local education districts and organizations whose membership is based on
the need to create effective sustainable systems improving students’ matriculation,
persistence, completion and career placement.
The Career Pathways program provides pre-collegiate students with career and technical
training. Articulation agreements—formal transfer agreements between IRSC and local
school districts—give students who successfully complete Career Pathway/CTE Academies
at the secondary level eligibility for college credit or clock hours at the post-secondary
level.
Career Pathways credit is valid for 36 months following high school graduation. To
receive college credit, schedule an appointment with an IRSC advisor to indicate completion of a Career Pathways Academy and to meet all of the IRSC admissions requirements. If courses articulate toward your IRSC degree or certificate program,
credit will be verified and applied to your student record. This is a one-time, permanent
evaluation. Consult with your IRSC advisor for details.
The Indian River County School District articulation agreement details the requirements for earning college credit through Career and Technical
Education (CTE) Career Pathways.
View the QCCPC Career Pathways publication for Indian River County.
Vero Beach High School Programs of Study
- Accounting Applications
- Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair
- Business Management
- Carpentry
- Culinary Arts
- Digital Design
- Digital Media
- Drafting
- Industrial Biotechnology
- Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide
Sebastian River High School Programs of Study
- Applied Welding Technology
- Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair
- Culinary Arts
- Digital Design
- Digital Media
- Entrepreneurship
- Geospatial/Geographic Information Systems
- Industrial Biotechnology
- Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide
The Martin County School District articulation agreement details the requirements for earning college credit through Career and Technical
Education (CTE) Career Pathways.
View the QCCPC Career Pathways publication for Martin County.
Jensen Beach High School Programs of Study
- Digital Design
- Engineering Pathways
- Entrepreneurship
- Global Finance
- Nursing Assisting
- Structural Drafting
- Television Production Technology
Martin County High School Programs of Study
- Allied Health Assisting
- Architectural Drafting
- Auto Collision Repair & Refinishing
- Auto Maintenance and Light Repair
- Culinary Arts
- Digital Photography/Arts, A/V Technology and Communication
- Marketing, Management and Entrepreneurial Principle
- Nursing Assisting
- Sport, Recreation and Entertainment Marketing
- Television Production Technology
South Fork High School Programs of Study
- Architectural Drafting
- Auto Maintenance and Light Repair
- Building Construction Technology
- Finance—Bulldog Bank
- Landscape Operations
- Nursing Assisting
- Television Production Technology
- Veterinary Assisting
The Okeechobee County School District articulation agreement details the requirements for earning college credit through Career and Technical
Education (CTE) Career Pathways.
View the QCCPC Career Pathways publication for Okeechobee County.
Okeechobee High School Programs of Study
- Agricultural Technology Academy
- Animal Science Academy
- Aquaculture Academy
- Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair Academy
- Building Construction Technologies Academy
- Digital Design Academy
- Electrocardiography (EKG) Technician Academy
- Nursing Assistant Academy
The St. Lucie County School District articulation agreement details the requirements for earning college credit through Career and Technical
Education (CTE) Career Pathways.
View the QCCPC Career Pathways publication for St. Lucie County.
Port St. Lucie High School Programs of Study
- Allied Health
- Applied Cybersecurity
- Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair
- Carpentry
- Culinary Arts
- Digital Design
- Microsoft Academy
- Project Lead the Way / Biomedical Sciences
- Sports, Recreation and Entertainment Marketing
- Technical Design
- TV Production
- Web Development
Treasure Coast High School Programs of Study
- Allied Health
- Automated Manufacturing Technology
- Criminal Justice
- Culinary Arts
- Digital Media / Multimedia Design
- Engineering Technology
- Industrial Biotechnology
- International Business
- Microsoft Academy
- Teacher Assisting
St. Lucie West Centennial High School Programs of Study
- 3-D Animation
- Accounting Operations
- Allied Health
- Criminal Justice
- Culinary Arts
- Digital Video Production
- Early Childhood Education
- Fashion Marketing
- Gaming and Simulation
- Microsoft Academy
- Web Development
Fort Pierce Central High School Programs of Study
- Aerospace Technologies
- Allied Health
- Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair
- Criminal Justice
- Culinary Arts
- Digital Design
- Digital Media/Multimedia Design
- Game Simulation/Animation/Visual Design
- Java Development and Programming
- Oracle Database Programming
- Project Lead the Way/Computer Science and Robotics
- Teacher Assisting
- Web Design
Fort Pierce Westwood High School Programs of Study
- Agritechnology
- Allied Health
- Criminal Justice
- Culinary Arts
- Microsoft Academy
- Veterinary Technology
- Web Development
Lincoln Park Academy Programs of Study
- Digital Media / Multimedia Design
- Gaming and Simulation
- Project Lead-the-Way / Engineering
- Technical Design
The Marion County School District articulation agreements details the requirements
for earning college credit through Career and Technical Education (CTE) Career Pathways.
There is an articulation agreement for
Culinary Arts and for
Power and Energy Technology programs.
Strong collaboration between education, employers, and community partners are essential
to creating high-quality Career Pathways/CTE programs of study. Through QCCPC efforts,
academic, career and technical content can be made more relevant, rigorous and better
aligned with the skills demanded by the labor market. Students can obtain college
credit for coursework completed in high school, apprenticeships, or industry-based
training through local articulation agreements. The partnerships, including that with
the Boys and Girls Club of St. Lucie County, underscore the commitment and support of establishing career pathway oriented curriculum
within local secondary, post-secondary and community organizations.
There are no meetings scheduled at this time. Meetings are held at the Kight Center
for Emerging Technologies on the IRSC Main Campus, 3209 Virginia Avenue in Fort Pierce,
Building V, Room 309.
