Guidance

WELCOME!!!

2022-2023

ATTENTION: STUDENTS

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WHY DMTC?  WHY CTE (Career and Technical Education)?

1. PREPARE FOR THE REAL WORLD
 CTE gives purpose to learning by emphasizing real-world skills and practical knowledge.  Students receive hands-on training, mentoring and internships from employers in their community. They also learn how to develop a resume and interview for a job. These additional tools and experiences make school more relevant and ensure students are ready for the real world.

 

2. GET MORE FROM HIGH SCHOOL
 CTE gives learning a boost. It combines regular academic courses with career-focused courses, skill-building, mentoring and work opportunities to give students extra preparation for college and careers. CTE students also do better in class because the hands-on experience makes academic subjects more engaging and more interesting.
 

3.  SMART INVESTMENT
 CTE makes the future more affordable by helping families save money and invest their time wisely.  CTE students can earn income, marketable certifications and even earn college credits (Dual Enrollment) while in high school, which can lead to better opportunities whether they pursue college or a career. And there are a growing number of scholarships designed to help CTE students.
 

4. EXPLORING POSSIBILITIES
 CTE gives students opportunities to figure out what they are passionate about and want to do — and not do —after high school. Students explore a range of career options based on what they love to do and do well. CTE helps students build confidence and leadership skills to meet their goals in-and-out of the classroom.

 

5.  GIVING STUDENTS A LEG UP
 CTE gives students an extra advantage for both college and careers through specialized courses, mentoring and work experience in fields where jobs are in demand — like health care, engineering and information technology. When young people develop valuable skills, make connections and build a network while they are in high school, they have an inside track on a successful career.

MISSION STATEMENT:  The School Counseling Program at Daniel Morgan Technology Center is an integral part of the total instructional program.  It provides comprehensive developmental framework, addressing the needs of all students with the academic, technical, and decision-making skills needed to compete successfully at the post-secondary level and in the global community.  The purpose of the School Counseling Program is to help all students acquire competencies in learning to live, learning to learn, and learning to work.

COURSES:  Daniel Morgan Technology Center provides Career and Technology Education (CTE) courses that are provided to all high school students in grades 9 through 12.  Daniel Morgan Technology Center serves students from Broome and Spartanburg High School.

What is a CTE Completer?

A Completer is a CTE concentrator who has earned all required units in a state-recognized CTE program identified by the assigned CIP code.

What is a CTE Concentrator?

A secondary student with an assigned CIP code who has completed at least two courses in a state-recognized CTE program or program of study.  A state-recognized CTE program must be composed of an approved sequence of career and technical education courses leading to a career goal and must include the minimum number of Carnegie units of credit required for the program.

 

School Counselor

Mrs. Teleisha Fields, Ed.S, GCDF

School Counselor 

Phone: 864-279-6960

Email: teleishaf@dmtconline.org

SCHOLARSHIPS

DMTC SCHOLARSHIPS

DMTC FALL Scholarship Application 2022-2023

*ALL applications for DMTC FALL Scholarships must be submitted by Thursday, December 1, 2022

DMTC SPRING Scholarship Application 2022-2023

*ALL applications for DMTC SPRING Scholarships must be submitted by Thursday, March 30, 2023


2022-2023 SCHOLARSHIPS

Heisman Scholarship 2022-2023

Deadline: October 18, 2022

RESOURCES

DMTC 2022-2023 Guidance Counselor Referral Form

To see Mrs. Fields, please complete the form below...

DMTC 2022-2023 School Counselor Referral Form

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CAREER PLANNING RESOURCES

ACT Career Exploration 

College Board Career Exploration

Occupational Outlook Handbook 

SC Information Highway 

SC Career Information System 


MILITARY

Military Careers 

CAREER INTEREST  

 Understanding yourself and what Motivates you

(Motivation, Math study Skills, Procrastination, Test Anxiety, Learning Style, Self-Esteem, and Social Skills

Career Interest Inventory

(Short 3 minute assessment to determine career interest)

Career Aptitude Test

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Job Genius

Employability Skills

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