You could find yourself working with advertising agencies, design firms and other creative teams on a range of projects and in various media. This pathway provides many opportunities to apply your skills in different job settings.
| Job | Average Hourly Rate* |
|---|---|
| Data Entry Keyer | $14.78 |
| Production Worker | $16.79 |
| Audio and Video Equipment Technician | $22.53 |
| Job | Average Hourly Rate* |
|---|---|
| Computer User Support Specialist | $22.45 |
| Project Management Specialist | $41.32 |
| Job | Average Hourly Rate* |
|---|---|
| Network and Computer Systems Administrator | $31.91 |
| Computer Systems Analyst | $34.65 |
| General and Operations Manager | $39.30 |
| Training Programs | Institution /School |
|---|---|
| Digital Design | South Walton High School - Magnet Innovation Center |
| Digital Design | Walton High School |
| Television Production Technology | South Walton High School |
| Training Programs | Institution /School |
|---|---|
| Computer Science and Information Technology | Northwest Florida State College |
| Theater and Entertainment Technology | Northwest Florida State College |
| Visual and Performing Arts | Gulf Coast State College |
| Web Applications Development and Programming | Emerald Coast Technical College |
| Training Programs | Institution /School |
|---|---|
| Communications with Telecommunications Specialization | University of West Florida |
| General Business Management with Management Specialization | University of West Florida |
To find out more about Middle and High School Career Academies in Walton County, please contact Abby Kellam at (850) 892-1100 ext. 1553, or submit this form:
To find about more about Next and Later education and traning programs, please contact our partners.
See a complete list of Walton County Career Academies or for more information about career and technical education in Walton County middle and high schools, please visit Walton County Career and Technical Education.
Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources
Architecture and Construction
Business Management and Administration
Engineering and Technology Education
Health Sciences
Hospitality and Tourism
Information Technology
Law, Public Safety and Security, Education and Training
Manufacturing
IMPORTANT: In each potential pathway, the ability to transfer credits from one program level to the next is dependent on a variety of factors. Statewide articulation agreements may assist in these efforts but are not available for all potential career pathways. Ongoing guidance from academic career advisors and supervisors throughout your education and training pathway is recommended.
Note: Entrepreneurial skills are frequently incorporated in different Career Pathways programs to help students prepare to launch and contribute to successful enterprises of all types.
*Salary information source: Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, Bureau of Labor Market Statistics. The final education and wage rate is the decision of the hiring employer.