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SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. Students learn what a world of work is and how to demonstrate it. SkillsUSA is a competition that provides winners with scholarships, experience and employment exposure for potential career opportunities. Students are studying hard for this years’…
We are extremely proud of our Construction Trades class. Here they are building entries and ramps for the new modular educational building to serve our Kindergarten and Pre-K classes for Dr. Levesque Elementary School. Our students battled the bitter cold on the day these photos were taken, only demonstrating their commitment to getting the job…
Our student spotlight this month highlights one of our students from our electrical construction class. Brandon Nadeau lives in New Canada and attends Fort Kent Community High School. Brandon was born in Florida but moved here with his family when he was three. Brandon became interested in the tech center while attending the 8th grade…
Today was an exciting experience for our electrical class. Today our students got to sit down and hear firsthand just what the job of a lineman entails. These sessions where students hear directly from industry professionals are an integral part of our curriculum at the St. John Valley Technical Center. And we believe that by…
Happy thanksgiving from all of us here at SJVTC
This article is dedicated to Mrs. Marie May Chasse, St. John Valley Technology Center’s Health Occupations Instructor. Mrs. Chasse has been an instructor for twenty-nine years. Through that time she has taught incalculable students on how to be high quality medical professionals as well as upstanding members of society. She will never understand the impact…
Our health occupations class here at the St. John Valley Technology Center has just accomplished a milestone in their nursing education. The whole class has earned their Personal Support Staff certifications. They can utilize this certification in such health occupations as home health aid. The students will use this and many other certifications to springboard…
Our Heavy Equipment Class screening more dirt for another customer in our community. And Big thanks to Jeremy Caron Delimbing. We hope you enjoy the screened gravel and hope to see you again soon.
Learning is achieved best by individuals who incorporate fun within the process. In Advanced Technology this is without exception! “We love to have fun while learning here at tech and in our advanced technology class” says Mr. Mitch Daigle, Advanced Technology Instructor. Students use Computer Aided Design (CAD) software to design their own model cars…