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Silicon Valley Career Technical Education

Engaging Students in Rigorous, Real-World Academics and Skills Development

AI Engineering (Coming 2026-2027)
Develop intelligent systems that learn from data and adapt to new challenges, preparing for emerging careers. Students will learn and apply Python coding and machine learning models to solve real-world problems. Students will develop personal and professional skills in the classroom that will transfer to the workplace:
 
  • Time management and organization
  • Interpersonal skills
  • Work with a variety of technology
  • Creative thinking and problem solving
  • Job search skills including: resume, job applications and effective interview skills
Class benefits

AI ENgineering
Class benefits

  • 20 high school credits earned per year
  • Develop skills leading to a highly-paid, high-demand job
Certifications Earned Within the Class

AI ENgineering
Certifications Earned Within the Class

  • Class completion certificate
Job opportunities upon completion

AI ENgineering
Job opportunities upon completion

  • AI/ML Technician
  • Data Analyst
  • Junior Data Scientist
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About the Instructor

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About the Instructor

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Jesus Correra

AI Engineering Teacher

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Bio:

Jesus Correa has many years of experience teaching Computer Science courses. His education career began at De Anza Community College before he transferred to San Francisco State University, where he obtained his bachelor's degree in Computer Science. Throughout his time at San Francisco State, Correa was a student mentor for those transitioning into the Computer Science program. The school received positive feedback about his mentoring skills, and he was offered to teach courses for San Francisco State. Correa enjoys competing in video games, golfing, and spending time with those who are closest to him. 

 

Why do you teach Career and Technical Education?

I love the hands-on aspect. I always hear students asking "Why don’t teachers teach something useful?" At SVCTE, it is not just theory based learning, but students gain valuable hands-on experience and skills that directly apply to the industry.
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