What is a vocational credit?

A vocational credit is a high school credit earned by taking a course in a vocational education program. Vocational education is a type of education that prepares students for specific careers. Vocational education programs are often offered at trade schools, community colleges, and high schools.

Vocational credits can be used to meet the graduation requirements for high school. In some cases, vocational credits can also be used to earn college credit.

There are a variety of different vocational education programs available. Some of the most popular vocational education programs include:

* Automotive technology

* Building trades

* Business and office technology

* Computer science

* Culinary arts

* Cosmetology

* Drafting

* Electrical

* Electronics

* Health care

* Hospitality management

* Marketing

* Plumbing

* Welding

Students who earn vocational credits are prepared for a variety of careers. Some of the careers that vocational education students can pursue include:

* Automotive technician

* Building contractor

* Business manager

* Computer programmer

* Chef

* Cosmetologist

* Draftsman

* Electrician

* Electronic technician

* Health care professional

* Hospitality manager

* Marketer

* Plumber

* Welder

Vocational education can be a great way for students to prepare for a career. Vocational credits can help students earn high school and college credit, and they can also help students develop the skills they need to be successful in their chosen career.