Education

Is your child ready to inspire the next generation?

If your child has a big heart and a natural way of connecting with others, this could be the perfect path for them. Whether they dream of becoming a teacher or simply love helping people learn, this pathway helps them build the skills they need to make a meaningful impact. They’ll explore what it takes to work with children and start preparing for a future where they can inspire others — just like their favorite teacher once inspired them.

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Which pathways are offered?

Behavior & Mental Health — If your child is interested in psychology and helping others, this pathway is a great fit. They’ll explore human behavior, mental health, development, and well-being while discovering careers in behavioral health. Students will also examine therapeutic approaches, mental health conditions, and strategies for supporting people through challenges.

Early Childhood Education — If your child has a heart for working with little ones, this pathway is a great fit. They’ll explore careers focused on supporting young children during their most important early years, from preschool through elementary school. Along the way, your child will learn how to nurture learning, growth, and development in ways that make a real difference.

Pre-Educator — If your child is interested in teaching or enjoys helping others succeed, this pathway is a great place to start. Students can explore careers in education, instructional support, curriculum development, and learner enrichment while building communication and motivational skills. It’s an excellent way to discover how they can inspire confidence and make a difference in others’ lives.

What types of jobs can my student learn about and prepare for?1

Career opportunities in this field include:

  • Certified nanny
  • Teacher
  • Pre-school assistant
  • Childcare worker
  • Teacher’s aide (elementary, secondary, special education)
  • Coach
  • Trainer
  • Psychologist
  • Human Resources
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1Some of these jobs require additional education and certifications after a student graduates from high school.