Today's "Student in the Workforce" is Waylon Crouch, from Ritchie County High School. Waylon works four afternoons a week at a paid internship for Jay-Bee Oil & Gas in Pennsboro. He's utilizing the skills he has learned from Mr. Mossor in the real world! #careerpreparation #technicalskills #skillsforsuccess
Students in Project Lead the Way (PLTW) and drafting courses are gaining valuable hands-on experience this week!
Drafting students are working cutting out wood for a designed model house while PLTW students are designing shoes!
Parker Maston (SM), passed his welding certification test in SMAW E6010 Root Pass, E7018 Fill&Cap. Congratulations!
Today's student in the workforce is Ritchie County senior, Ada Chen! She is working as a graphic design intern for the Ritchie County Economic Development Authority. So far, she has designed new logos, business cards and brochures for several Ritchie County organizations!
Building futures, one skill at a time! #CTEworks #handsonlearning #skillsforlife
Law & Public Safety students got training on their new breaching door. Members of the Parkersburg PD SWAT team; Lieutenant Eichhorn, Agent Sanchez, and Patrolman First Class Reifsteck, volunteered their time to teach students the fundamentals of breaching. The door was built by the MOVTI Welding program and is available to be used for training by area first responders.
Today's "Student in the Workforce": Erika Perry, a senior from Magnolia High School!
We are excited to introduce our new feature: Students in the Workforce! At MOVTI, we pride ourselves on offering our students the opportunity to gain real on-the-job training to enhance their technical, academic, and personal skills.
First up is Jacob Barrett, a senior from Ritchie County High School!
Graphic design students, Annie Roberts (TC) and Noah Hubbard (SM) passed their Adobe Certified Professional exam in Visual Design using Adobe Photoshop! Congratulations!
Lots to celebrate today! 4 students in welding earned certifications!
Lucas Hardbarger, Ryan Dillon and Tucker Sammons - SMAW with backing strip.
Petyon Kost - SMAW 6010 Root Pass 7018 Fill and Cap
We would like to congratulate the following students from the Diesel program for passing their ASE test on Medium and Heavy Truck Diesel Engines. The test measures their knowledge, skills and ability to diagnose, service and repair different systems of Class 4 through Class 8 trucks and tractors.
From left to right, the students are Sean Winfrey, Tyler Niemczyk, Noah Straight, Ty Watkins, Ben Wagstaff, William Carr, and Russell VanCamp.
Last week, Mrs. Redin's GYO Future Educators attended the Educators Rising State Leadership Conference in Cannan Valley, WV. Five future educators from MOVTI participated in competitive events and had the opportunity to network with nearly 200 other pre-service teachers.
Another Adobe Photoshop certification! Multimedia Publishing student, Jacob Wilson (SM), passed his test today! Congratulations!
Woohoo! Graphic Design student, Evony Westbrook (RC), passed her Adobe Certified Professional test in Photoshop 2023 and also earned her Adobe Certified Professional Visual Design certificate today!
Congratulations to the following Automotive students who earned Entry level ASE Certification in Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair. This certification validates their professional competence, expands career opportunities, boosts customer confidence, and keeps them informed about industry changes.
(L-R) Olivia Knudsen, Jeremiah Wilson, Colton Rollins, Lance Craven, Wyatt Pinkerton, Gunner Luzader
Graphic design student, Linsie Asher (SM), passed her Adobe Certified Professional in Visual Design using Adobe Photoshop! She also received her Adobe Certified Professional in Visual Design! Congratulations on this awesome achievement!🥳🤩
These graduates are a testament to the incredible impact of career and technical education!
You may be asking yourself if CTE is right for your child. Let's take a look at these five proven benefits of career and technical education while in high school:
1. Exploration of real career opportunities
2. Development of career skills
3. Industry credentials and certifications
4. Improved graduation rates
5. Bridges to future education
#WeloveCTE #CTEworks #WVDECTE
These graduates are a testament to the incredible impact of career and technical education!
You may be asking yourself if CTE is right for your child. Let's take a look at these five proven benefits of career and technical education while in high school:
1. Exploration of real career opportunities
2. Development of career skills
3. Industry credentials and certifications
4. Improved graduation rates
5. Bridges to future education
#WeloveCTE #CTEworks #WVDECTE
Exploring new heights at MOVTI! Students in Law and Public Safety, Coding, App and Game Design and Networking are getting flight time to obtain their drone certifications.
We recently reached out to parents for their feedback on MOVTI, and the response was overwhelming! Their testimonials were inspiring and touching, and they reaffirmed our commitment to providing our students with the resources they need to succeed. It's a privilege to be a part of our students' journey, and we're thrilled to see them thriving and making a positive impact in the world.
