The Career Center at the SCESC

The SCESC is accepting enrollment for our vocational programs within The Career Center at the SCESC, in Bridgewater. Available to special education students in grades 6–12+, these forward-thinking programs will prepare graduates for careers in and meet the demands of an increasingly competitive workplace.

 

 

Automotive Technology: Students learn how to repair and maintain gas and hybrid vehicles, motorcycles, and equipment. Students develop skills in using hand tools, operating four stroke engines, and completing various vehicle repairs. Advanced students learn to troubleshoot problems involving four stroke theory, ignition/fuel systems, and modern electronic onboard computer systems. Emphasis is placed on safety orientation throughout the program.

 

Cosmetology: Students will learn about ethics and business practices, while also engaging in hands-on learning experiences within our cosmetology lab. We will provide our students with information on business management and growth opportunities, and will provide them with the education and skills necessary to explore becoming a business owner in the cosmetology field. The students will explore topics such as hair, make-up, nails, skin care, human anatomy, hygiene, and sanitation. 

 

Music Production and Audiovisual Technology: This program is designed to expand student access to industry-aligned instruction and post-secondary opportunities in a rapidly growing and in-demand field. Music Production trains students in songwriting, electronic music, and core engineering skills. Audiovisual Technology builds on this foundation with a wider technical focus, preparing students for entry-level AV roles.

 

Supermarket Careers: Students will be trained for entry-level supermarket and retail positions by working in a supermarket learning lab and store located onsite at the Career Center. Created by ShopRite in 1988, the program has received local, state, and national awards, including the Secretary of Education’s Award, which is the highest honor available for these outstanding programs.