Industry Certifications

  • The Value and Role of Industry-Based Certifications

    For students who are planning on immediately entering the workforce, IBCs can offer attractive benefits in the form of a valuable credential that can provide a competitive edge. IBCs also provide employers with a standard that is useful in evaluating and "benchmarking" a candidate who has no substantial work experience.

    An IBC, by definition, is based on a workplace analysis of proficiency needs within an occupation or a technical area that reflects performance requirements of employers in an industry. Equipping students with relevant industry recognized certifications and licensures is one more way to insure that the CTE programs in Texas can prepare students for the industries of the 21st Century.

    Certifications vary by school. See your CTE Catalog, visit with your CTE teacher(s) or Career Counselor for further assistance.

    ASE – Automotive Service Excellence I-CAR – Automotive Collision Repair
    ATM/ASM – Aircraft Turbines Mechanic/Aircraft Structures Mechanic JAVA Programmer
    Adobe Photoshop Jr. Master Gardener
    Adobe Dreamweaver Lightwave 3D
    Adobe Flash MOMA – Manufacturing Operations Maintenance Asst
    Apple Final Cut Pro MOS – Microsoft Office Specialist
    American Welding Society-Sense (Level I & II) NcRT – Non-Certified Radiological Technician
    CDA – Certified Dental Assistant NewTek Lightwave 3D
    CNA – Certified Nursing Assistant OSHA – Occupational Safety Health Administration
    CNC – Tool Operator PC Pro
    CVA – Certified Veterinary Assistant Pre-PAC (Pre-Professional Assessments & Certifications)
    CompTIA Network+ Quickbooks
    EAC – Educational Aide I ServSafe – National Restaurant Association
    Emergency Telecommunications Security+
    Fashion Management Security Pro
    First Aid / CPR TestOut Network Pro
    GAERF – PrintED Texas Certified Nursery Professional
    Hunter Safety & Boater Education Texas Cosmetology License
    ITSA – Information Technology Security & Assuranc Texas High School Floral Certification

     

    Future Certifications

    ACF – American Culinary Federation (Program Certification)
    NATEF – National Automotive Technician Education Foundation (Program Certification)
    NCCER – National Center for Construction Education & Research (Program Certification

Contact Us

  • Marlin L Castañeda
    CTE Specialist
    (210) 945-5208  
    mcastaneda@judsonisd.org

     

    Loretta Herrera
    Special Populations Compliance Coordinator
    (210) 945-5344
    lherrera084@judsonisd.org

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