SUPPORTING INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS & STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
A variety of the most in-demand industry certifications are available for Academies of Louisville students to earn during high school! These certifications equip high school students with the practical skills and credentials needed to excel in today’s competitive job market, offering a head start in their chosen careers.
As a business partner, you can play a critical role in supporting students on this journey by providing resources such as mentorship, funding for certification exams, or access to relevant training materials.
Business partners can assist students in preparing for industry-recognized certifications by providing resources, training, or mentorship to help them gain essential credentials. Your involvement helps bridge the gap between education and industry needs, ensuring students gain the confidence and qualifications to thrive in your field while building a stronger, more skilled workforce for the future.
MOST POPULAR INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS
Earned by our students
Autodesk AutoCAD Certified User
PTCB Certified Pharmacy Technician
CPR and First Aid
Certified Nursing Assistant
NOCTI - Healthcare Core
Certiport IT Specialist & CompTIA
First Responder State Certification
ServSafe Food Manager
TRACK Pre-Apprenticeship Certification
OSHA
ASE Student Certification Automotive Maintenance
Adobe Certified
Welding, AWS 2F Certification
(ASK) - Fundamental Business Concepts
Industry Certifications made possible with Business Partner Support
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Jeffersontown High School Welders Forge Their Future Through AWS 2F Certification
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Seneca High School Students Honored with Kentucky Civic Seal: A Celebration of Civic Engagement
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Fairdale High School Teaching and Learning Students are CPR-certified Thanks to Collaboration with Fire Science and EMS Program
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Louisville Fire Academy Hosts Training for Fern Creek Students
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Career & Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) provide high school students in career and technical education (CTE) with hands-on learning, leadership development, and industry-relevant skills. Businesses play a vital role in their success by serving as a project judge, sharing industry expertise by speaking with students or facilitating project-based learning.
Business Partners Working with our Student Organizations
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Nearly 90 female students competed at the UA Local 502 Training Center for the third annual "Future Women of Welding Competition
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Bruin Buddies: Inspiring the Next Generation of Educators
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Marion C. Moore School Hosts a Blood Drive, organized in partnership with Kentucky Blood Center
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Students from Jeffersontown, Pleasure Ridge Park & Fern Creek High Schools Compete in the Annual SkillsUSA Competition
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Greenwood Elementary partners with PRP High School for an Annual Teddy Bear Clinic Bringing Together High School Students, Medical Professionals, and Eager Young Learners
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Innovative Marketing Presentations Showcase Eastern High School's Business Academy Excellence
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Gamifying Cybersecurity: KC7 Inspires Fairdale High Students
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