Engineering, Manufacturing & Construction
Joining a career pathway in high school opens doors to a world of possibilities. It's an opportunity to explore your interests, gain valuable skills, and discover your passion. By immersing yourself in a career pathway, you'll bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world experience, setting a strong foundation for your future. Whether you aspire to pursue higher education or enter the workforce directly after graduation, a career pathway equips you with the knowledge and skills you need to thrive in your chosen field. Don't just dream about your future; create your blueprint for success with a high school career pathway.
Pathway Strands
Engineering
Manufacturing
Construction
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Believe, Belong, Become
The Engineering, Manufacturing & Construction Pathway is designed to give students hands-on experience in careers that require them to construct, create and build. Students will develop leadership skills and gain industry competency by completing real-world projects, learning through simulations and exploring case studies. In their courses, students may complete a welding project, learn about engineering design or conduct chemistry experiments. Students can join one of three strands: engineering, manufacturing, or construction.
Example Career Opportunities:
- Engineer: Average pay of $107,850 per year
- Electrician: Average pay of $74,400 per year
- Welder: Average pay of $52,100 per year
- Automotive Mechanic: Average pay of $50,750 per year
- Construction Worker: Average pay of $49,850 per year
*Information from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development's Career Pathways tool. Note: Median average wages are higher than entry-level wages.
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