SUMMER CAMP for Oakland County High School Students: Enroll NOW!
Oakland Schools Technical Campuses are offering Oakland County teens a chance to have a high-tech, hands-on summer experience in science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM), culinary arts and auto repair. These exciting camps fill quickly, so register soon.
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ENGINEERING / EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES CAMP at OSTC
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LOCATION: Northeast Campus (Pontiac)
SCIENCE & ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE at OSTC and Oakland University
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LOCATIONS: Northeast Campus (Pontiac); Northwest Campus (Clarkston); Southeast Campus (Royal Oak); Southwest (Wixom)
CULINARY ARTS & HOSPITALITY CAMP at OSTC
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LOCATIONS: Northeast Campus (Pontiac); Northwest Campus (Clarkston); Southeast Campus (Royal Oak)
AUTOMOTIVE & COLLISION CAMP at OSTC
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LOCATIONS: Automotive Technology – Northeast Campus (Pontiac); Collision – Southwest Campus (Wixom)
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Blog Editor: Jean MacLeod, Communications/Oakland Schools
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To whom it may concern. Hello my son will be graduating next year. His school counselor referred me to this website for job preparations, I was interested in knowing if consumer Energy, is still offering summer job training/summer boot camp for high school students. Thank you for your time,,.
I’m not sure, but I’m in the process of checking for you. I will post the answer here when I hear back from the program admins. 🙂
Tiana: Here is the answer from our Career Focused Education Dept.: “Unfortunately, we will not offer the Consumers Energy Summer Boot Camp this year. The MEA Energy curriculum was infused in the second semester of the senior’s learning if they chose to follow the Natural Gas Technician pathway.”