Prospective Student Guide

Explore how Enoree Career Center can help you build skills, earn certifications, gain real-world experience, and prepare for college, military service, or a successful career.

A Fit for All Career Paths

Enoree Career Center prepares students for high-skill, high-wage, high-demand careers through hands-on instruction, industry-aligned training, certifications, college credit opportunities, and meaningful workplace experiences.

Whether you plan to enter the workforce after high school, serve in the military, attend a technical college, pursue a four-year degree, or continue toward an advanced degree, Enoree can help you develop the skills and experiences needed for your next step.

Enoree can help students prepare for:

  • A skilled career directly after high school
  • Military service
  • A technical credential or associate degree
  • A four-year college or university degree
  • An advanced or professional degree

Through Greenville County Schools' Graduation Plus initiative, students have the opportunity to graduate with more than a diploma. Depending on the program, students may earn industry certifications, technical skills, college credit, and real-world experience.

Greenville County Schools Graduation Plus logo representing a diploma, college credit, and industry certification

See Enoree in Action

Take a look inside our classrooms and labs to see how students learn, practice technical skills, and prepare for future opportunities.

Opening Doors to College Opportunities

Career and technical education can strengthen a college application by showing that a student has accepted challenges, developed practical skills, and gained experience connected to a future field of study.

Technical Skills

Hands-on technical ability can help students demonstrate initiative, problem-solving, and readiness for challenging college coursework.

Real-World Experience

Projects, certifications, work-based learning, and industry experiences give students meaningful examples to include in applications, interviews, and scholarship essays.

Work Ethic

Completing a career program demonstrates commitment, responsibility, teamwork, and the ability to meet both academic and technical expectations.

Clearer Career Goals

Exploring a field before college can help students select majors, understand career expectations, and make informed educational decisions.

Explore Enoree Programs

Select a program below to learn about course content, certifications, student experiences, and future career opportunities.

Looking Ahead

Enoree Career Center is exploring the addition of an Emergency Medical Technician, or EMT, program for a future school year. Program availability is tentative and subject to final district approval. Additional information will be shared if the program is approved.

College and Career Opportunities

Michelin Technical Scholars Program logo

Michelin Technical Scholars Program

Michelin's youth apprenticeship pathway introduces students to advanced manufacturing careers and can help prepare qualified participants for the Michelin Technical Scholars Program.

  • Paid technical work experience
  • Support for tuition, fees, and books
  • Training connected to advanced manufacturing careers
  • A potential pathway to full-time employment
BMW Scholars Program logo

BMW Scholars Program

The BMW Scholars Program combines full-time college coursework with part-time employment and advanced manufacturing training at BMW.

  • College coursework and paid work experience
  • Training in a high-tech manufacturing environment
  • Experience within designated manufacturing areas
  • A potential pathway to full-time employment

Where Enoree Graduates Attend School

Enoree graduates continue their education at technical colleges, two-year institutions, and four-year colleges and universities.

Colleges and universities attended by Enoree Career Center graduates

Important Credit Information

Career center credits count toward South Carolina high school graduation requirements as applicable. One credit may fulfill the state CATE/Foreign Language graduation requirement. However, most four-year colleges and universities do not accept career center coursework as a substitute for the foreign-language coursework required for college admission. Students should work with their school counselor when planning courses for college admission.

Ready to Find Your Future?

Whether you are interested in skilled trades, advanced manufacturing, public service, culinary arts, transportation, construction, or creative design, Enoree Career Center has a program that can help you move forward.

Talk with your school counselor or contact Enoree Career Center to learn more about applying.

Main Office: 864-355-7400