Center for New Directions
Nontraditional Students
Nontraditional Occupations (NTO) for Women and Men are defined as occupations with less than 25% gender representation in the workforce. Occupations and careers often become nontraditional based on a history of gender stereotyping, segregation, and discrimination in the workforce.
College of Technology Programs
Nontraditional for Women
- Aircraft Maintenance Technology
- Automotive Technology
- Civil Engineering Technology
- Computer Aided Design Drafting Technology
- Computerized Machining Technology
- Diesel/On-Site Power Generation Technology
- Industrial Cybersecurity Engineering Technology
- Electrical Engineering Technology
- Information Technology Systems
- Instrumentation Engineering Technology
- Law Enforcement
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Nuclear Operations Technology
- Robotics and Communications Systems Engineering Technology
- Surveying and Geomatics Engineering Technology
- Unmanned Aerial Systems
- Welding
Nontraditional for Men
Why consider nontraditional occupations?
- Find the best match for your interests, talents, and abilities
- Industries are eager to hire nontraditional gender employees
- Enhanced career fulfillment and success through a good match
CND offers scholarships, specialized counseling, and student networking activities for single parents and students in NTO programs. Call 208-282-2454 to make a Zoom appointment for more information.