BURLINGTON TECH CENTER STUDENTS
ON A “SIMULATING” ADVENTURE
Students Visit Camp Johnson in 2003
On April 15, approximately 70 BTC students from our Aviation, Auto Body/Collision Repair, and Welding/Metal Fabrication and Mechanical Engineering Programs will travel to Norwich to participate in the VT Army National Guard Career Awareness Day.
BTC has participated for the past few years in this venture, however, this year it will be held at the new Army National Guard Brigade Facility in Norwich.
Students will be able to use flight and weapon simulators. They will see the latest in computer technology and have an opportunity for hands-on training in many different areas that correspond with some of the training offered at Burlington Technical Center, as well as expose them to careers that they may not have investigated at this point in their educational experience.
This event is being coordinated with SFC Conrad Watson, of the VTARNG, who has been working with our students for several years providing workplace readiness training which includes goal setting, budgeting for the future, resume writing, interviewing skills, and mock interviews.
BTC provides technology and career education to high school and adult
students as they strive to reach their future goals. Students
complement their high school academic course work with BTC programs that
have highly qualified instructors, state of the art equipment and work
site opportunities.
The Burlington Technical Center is now accepting enrollment for the 2008-2009 school year. More Info »
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