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Arts, Audio/Visual Technology and Communications

There is one YA pathway program to choose. The program requires taking the Core Skills and Safety and Security Units concurrently with the Graphic Design and Pre-Press Unit, OR Press and Post-Press Operations Unit in the first year. The Press and Post-Press Operations Unit may repeated two times for a Level Two (two year) YA Program provided different processes are trained and mastered.

Arts, A/V Technology and Communications YA Program Timeframe

• One Year Arts, A/V Technology and Communications YA Program = Required Skills + One Additional Unit MINIMUM
• Two Year Arts, A/V Technology and Communications YA Program = Required Skills + Two Additional Units MINIMUM
• Switching between pathways is allowable if permitted by local consortium policy.

Arts, A/V Technology and Communications Program Guide and Appendices

Arts, A/V Technology and Communications Skill Standards Checklist

Arts, A/V Technology and Communications YA Program Brochure

Arts, A/V Technology and Communications Required Skills

These units provide the employability, safety, and security skill foundation for working in the Arts, A/V Technology and Communications industry.

• Core Skills and Safety and Security Units

Printing Technology Pathway

These units provide the learner with skills necessary to work in the field applying creativity and technical skills to transform text and graphics into finished products.

• Graphic Design and Pre-Press Unit
• Press and Post-Press Operations Unit

Related Arts, A/V Technology and Communications YA Program Information

Audio Visual Resources

• Arts, A/V Technology and Communications YA Curriculum Training,  (2012)
  An 11-minute self-paced, audio Power Point that describes the changes to the Graphic Arts: Printing curriculum in 2012.
  
  The following documents are referenced in the Power Point and should be accessed while viewing this training.
  
  

  • YA Employer Engagement

Certifications & Organizations

• Printing Industries of America (http://www.printing.org/)
• The Great Lakes Graphics Association (http://glga.info/)
• Skills USA (http://www.skillsusa.org/)
• WI Skills USA (http://www.skillsusa-wi.org/wordpress/)

 

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