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  • Students | Hancock County Career Center

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    Hancock County Career Center Today's learning for tomorrow's future! EXPLORE MORE WHERE EDUCATION MEETS REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE The Hancock County Career Center (HC3) serves students from Eastern Hancock, Greenfield-Central, New Palestine, and Mt. Vernon high schools. Students spend half of their school day engaged in one of HC3’s career and technical education programs, gaining hands-on experience in their chosen field. Each program is designed to prepare students for high-wage, high-skill, and in-demand careers, whether they plan to enter the workforce directly or continue their education at a two- or four-year college. Discover Our Story ABOUT HC3 Building the workforce of tomorrow through career-focused education. Read More > PATHWAYS Explore hands-on programs that prepare students for high-demand careers and college success. Read More > CALENDAR & EVENTS Stay up to date on upcoming career center activities across Hancock County. Read More > MISSION & VISION Driven by a shared vision to educate, empower, and elevate Hancock County students. Read More > CONTACT US Connect with the HC3 team to learn more about our programs or partnership opportunities. Read More >

  • Dental Careers | Hancock County Career Center

    DENTAL CAREERS DENTAL CAREERS PROGRAM OVERVIEW This program introduces students to the field of dentistry through the perspectives of a dentist, dental hygienist, dental assistant, and lab technician. Emphasis is placed on clinical and laboratory environments, equipment and instrument identification, oral anatomy, and sterilization techniques. Additional Coursework Dental Careers Capstone will provide the opportunity for increased skill development in clinical support through work-based learning experiences. Students will also prepare for the Radiation, Health and Safety which is third and final part of the NELDA certification. The capstone course may also provide the opportunity to review and prepare for the entire NELDA certification. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Dental Careers - 7315 Dental Career Fundamentals - 7316 Advanced Dental Careers Fundamentals - 7317 Dental Careers Capstone - 7318 Certifications DANB Radiation Health & Safety (or RHS alone $300) *AHA BLS CPR Certification for Healthcare Providers (recognized but not a graduation qualifier) Dual Credits Ivy Tech (1st year, up to 6.5 credits) HLHS 100 — Intro to Health Careers (3) HLHS 101 — Medical Terminology (3) HLHS 104 — CPR/Basic Life Support (.5) Ivy Tech (2nd year, up to 6 credits) HLHS 105 — Medical Law and Ethics (3) DENT 171 — Dental Terminology (3) FOR MORE INFORMATION: DENTAL CAREERS PATHWAY

  • Carpentry | Hancock County Career Center

    CARPENTRY CARPENTRY 1: PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Construction Trades Pathway - Carpentry Program is a hands-on program that includes both classroom and laboratory experiences. Specific skills include the formation, installation, and establishment of buildings, homes, and other structures. The attainment of these skills is put to the test as students work to construct a house! Our Students develop the skills and knowledge to become work-ready in a variety of construction trades. Through these experiences they’ll have opportunities to meet our local partners and community supporters while becoming OSHA certified. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Construction Trades - 7130 Construction Trades: General Carpentry - 7123 Construction Trades: Framing and Finishing - 7122 Certifications OHSA 10 Hour Construction Industry Training (IKORCC) IKORCC Carpenter Apprentice Level I Promoted Industry Certification Post Secondary Options Articulation Agreement with Indiana/Ohio/ Kentucky Regional Council of Carpenters Direct Entry to Carpenters Apprenticeship Program (Upon Graduation) 1 year of Advanced Placement in Apprenticeship ($21+ hour pay and $17.20 in benefits) Certificate of Initial Mastery Promoted Industry Certification CARPENTRY 2: PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Construction Trades Pathway - Carpentry Program is a hands-on program that includes both classroom and laboratory experiences. Specific skills include the formation, installation, and establishment of buildings, homes, and other structures. The attainment of these skills is put to the test as students work to construct a house! Our Students develop the skills and knowledge to become work-ready in a variety of construction trades. Through these experiences they’ll have opportunities to meet our local partners and community supporters while becoming OSHA certified. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Construction Trades - 7130 Construction Trades: General Carpentry - 7123 Construction Trades: Framing and Finishing - 7122 Certifications NCCER Carpentry Level 1 OSHA 10 Hour for the Construction Industry IKORCC Apprentice Level I Promoted Industry Certification Dual Credit & Post Secondary Options Ivy Tech (1st year, up to 15 credits) BCTI 100 - Intro to Construction Tech. (3) BCTI 101 - Intro to Carpentry Part 1 (3) BCTI 102 - Intro to Carpentry Part 2 (3) BCTI 103 - Carpentry Framing & Finishing, Part 1 (3) BCTI 104 - Carpentry Framing & Finishing, Part 1 (3) Ivy Tech (2nd year, up to 7 credits) BCTI 130 - Intro to Electrical (4) BCTI 280 - CO-OP Internship (1-3) Articulation agreement with Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters (IKORCC) *Courses are subject to change. FOR MORE INFORMATION: CARPENTRY 1 PATHWAY CARPENTRY 2 PATHWAY

  • Emergency Medical Services | Hancock County Career Center

    EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROGRAM OVERVIEW Students will be able to perform the skills needed in a time of emergency that could save someone’s life. During the fall semester, students will perform skills such as airway management, splinting of fractured bones, actions to take in a respiratory emergency, adult, child and infant CPR, and vital signs. During the spring semester, students will continue to add to their skill set in emergency first aid, analyzing different types of emergency situations, transporting patients, etc. Students will gain leadership skills developed through HOSA participation. Upon successful completion of the EMT class, students may be qualified to take the EMT national registry certification exam. To obtain the necessary clinical hours and patient contact, students must provide their own transportation to clinical sites. Clinic hours may be obtained weekday evenings or on the weekend, therefore, parents may provide that transportation, if necessary. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Health Care - 7168 Medical Terminology - 5274 Emergency Medical Tech - 7165 Healthcare Specialist Capstone - 7255 Certifications CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) - Basic Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) AHA BLS CPR Certification for Healthcare Providers (recognized but not a graduation qualifier) - Must be 17 years old by May 1 of the school year enrolled in the class to earn certification Member of HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) Dual Credits 20 hours of dual credit from IVY tech HLHS 100 - Intro to Healthcare (3) HLHS 101 - Medical Terminology (3) HLHS 102 - Anatomy & Physiology (3) HLHS 104 - CPR/Basic Life Support (.5) PARM 102 - Emergency Medical Technician (7.5) HSPS 125 - Emergency Medical Responder (3) FOR MORE INFORMATION: EMERGENCY MEDIAL SERVICES PATHWAY

  • Criminal Justice | Hancock County Career Center

    CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Criminal Justice Pathway - Criminal Justice I & II is designed to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to enter the criminal justice field. Students will study the basic fundamentals of the criminal justice system and how they apply in today’s society. The program consists of hands-on activities while addressing the principles of Criminal Justice. This program covers the purposes, functions, and history of the three primary parts of the criminal justice system: law enforcement, courts, and corrections. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Criminal Justice - 7193 Law Enforcement Fundamentals - 7191 Corrections and Cultural Awareness - 7188 Criminal Justice Capstone - 7231 Certifications Certification Indiana Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) Jail Officer International Academies of Dispatch (IAED) Certification Emergency Telecommunication Course (ETC) National Incident Management (NIMS) Certification CPR Certification Dual Credits 12 hours of free dual college credits from Vincennes University, Project EXCEL LAWE 100 - Survey of Criminal Justice (3) LAWE 101 - Basic Police Operations (3) LAWE 145 - Ethics and Professionalism in Criminal Justice (3) LAWE 150 - Criminal Minds and Deviant Behavior (3) FOR MORE INFORMATION: CRIMINAL JUSTICE PATHWAY

  • All Pathways | Hancock County Career Center

    HC3 PATHWAYS AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES AVIATION MANAGEMENT CARPENTRY CRIMINAL JUSTICE DENTAL CAREERS ELECTRICAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES HVAC PRE-NURSING: CNA PRE-NURSING: CCMA WELDING

  • HVAC | Hancock County Career Center

    HVAC HVAC YEAR 1: PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Construction Trades Pathway - HVAC I includes classroom and laboratory experiences focused on basic heating, ventilation, and cooling/refrigeration systems. This program introduces scientific and mathematical principles applicable in the installation, operation, and maintenance of HVAC systems. Additionally, students have the opportunity to earn an EPA certification. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of HVAC - 7131 HVAC Fundamentals - 7125 HVAC Service - 7126 Certifications OHSA 10 Hour Construction Industry Training (IKORCC) ESCO 608 Refrigeration Certification Dual Credits 16 hours of dual credit from Ivy Tech BCTI 130 - Intro to Electrical (4) HVAC 100 - Intro To HVAC Tech. (3) HVAC 101 - Heating Fundamentals (3) HVAC 103 - Refrigeration I (3) HVAC 202 - Electrical Controls and Circuits (3) HVAC YEAR 2: PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Construction Trades Pathway - HVAC II includes classroom and laboratory experiences focused on basic heating, ventilation, and cooling/refrigeration systems. This program introduces scientific and mathematical principles applicable in the installation, operation, and maintenance of HVAC systems. Additionally, students have the opportunity to earn an EPA certification. Pathway Courses (NLPS) HVAC Capstone - 7244 Certifications NCCER Electrical 1 ESCO Work Ready Dual Credits 6 hours of dual credit from Ivy Tech HVAC 208 - Heating Service (3) HVAC 211 - Refrigeration II (3) FOR MORE INFORMATION: HVAC 1 PATHWAY HVAC 2 PATHWAY

  • Pre-Nursing (CNA) | Hancock County Career Center

    PRE-NURSING: (CNA) PRE-NURSING CNA PROGRAM OVERVIEW Pre-Nursing Healthcare Specialist - CNA Pathway Program is a nursing certificate program that takes two semesters to complete. The program teaches students basic nursing skills, resident care, and provides practical experiences with residents. Practical resident care procedures taught include: vital signs, bathing, toileting, dressing/feeding residents and bed making. The students will learn 72 basic nursing skills/resident care procedures. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Health Care - 7168 Healthcare Fundamentals - 5274 Healthcare Specialist: CNA - 7166 Certifications Certified Nursing Assistant Certification (must pass state exam) Member of HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers Dementia Certification Dual Credits 17.5 hours of dual credit from IVY tech HLHS 100 – Intro to Health Careers (3) HLHS 101 – Medical Terminology (3) HLHS 102 – Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology (3) HLHS 107 – CNA Preparation (5) HLHS 113 - Dementia Care (3) HLHS 104 - CPR/Basic Life Support (.5) FOR MORE INFORMATION: PRE-NURSING CNA PATHWAY

  • Automotive Collision Repair | Hancock County Career Center

    AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPIAR AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Automotive Collision Repair I Pathway provides a comprehensive introduction to automotive collision repair, covering vehicle operating systems, electrical components, and basic maintenance. Students will learn industry safety standards, tool operation, and repair techniques for steel, aluminum, and plastic components. Key skills include dent repair, welding methods, panel installation, and sheet metal analysis. Additionally, students will gain hands-on experience in painting fundamentals, including surface preparation, priming, and spray techniques. Successful completion prepares students for careers in collision repair and refinishing. The Automotive Collision Repair II Pathway builds on skills from the Automotive Body Technology Pathway, focusing on automotive painting, collision damage appraisal, and fiberglass and plastic repair. Students will also have opportunities for Co-Op and internships to gain real-world industry experience. Pathway Courses (NLPS) Principles of Collision Repair - 7213 Brake Systems - 7205 Steering & Suspensions - 7212 Service Capstone - 7375 Certifications ICAR Auto Collision I Dual Credits Ivy Tech (1st year, up to 18 credits) UBR 100 - Introduction to Collision Service (3) AUTI 111 - Electrical Systems I (3) AUBR 101 - Body Repair I (3) AUBR 125 - Autobody Welding (3) AUBR 103 - Automotive Paint Fundamentals (3) AUBR 220 - Fiberglass Plastic Repair (3) Ivy Tech (2nd year, up to 3 credits) AUBR 209 - Collision Damage Appraising (3) *Courses are subject to change. FOR MORE INFORMATION: AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR PATHWAY

  • Director's Message | Hancock County Career Center

    DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE Welcome to the 2026–2027 school year at the Hancock County Career Center (HC3)! This year marks an exciting milestone as we open our new home at the Amplify Hancock Innovation Center. HC3 was built through the collaboration of our four school districts, business and industry partners, higher education institutions, community organizations, and generous supporters who share a commitment to preparing students for successful futures. At HC3, our mission is to prepare students with the technical, academic, and employability skills needed to succeed in college, careers, and life. Through hands-on learning, industry-recognized certifications, dual credit opportunities, and real-world experiences, students will develop the knowledge and skills needed for high-demand careers. We encourage every student to embrace new challenges, take advantage of the opportunities available, and strive for excellence both in and out of the classroom. We are excited to partner with our students, families, and community as we build the future workforce of Hancock County. Welcome to HC3—we look forward to an outstanding school year! Stan Wilkison HC3 Director Amplify Hancock Innovation Center Director

  • Events | Hancock County Career Center

    EVENTS AT HC3 The Hancock County Career Center (HC3) hosts events throughout the year that celebrate student achievement, connect education with industry, and engage our community. From open houses and student showcases to career fairs and partnership meetings, our events highlight the talent, skills, and dedication of Hancock County students. Stay informed about upcoming opportunities to see our programs in action, meet our instructors, and learn more about the pathways available to students across the county. Together, we’re building the future—one event at a time. 2026-2027 CALENDAR

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