Vocational

Program

Learning to work, be punctual, and to faithfully perform assigned duties are as much a part of education as any other aspects of school life. The work-study program is a vital part of

Seventh-day Adventist education.

Learn good work habits to equip students for success in life

Develop stability of character, fortitude and courage to surmount obstacles

Learn

practicality, common sense and

self-reliance

Develop the ability to work together and be accountable to others

Col. 3:23, 24

Oklahoma Academy was established on the premise that learning to work in practical lines is necessary and is as much a part of education as is math, history, and other disciplines.

While school is in session, every student is required to work 20 hours a week.

This is a part of the work experience program and no remuneration is given. The quality of the work and the worker is evaluated and a grade is given along with one unit of credit per year.

Students will be given a Work Experience Certificate upon graduation documenting their work experience while here at Oklahoma Academy.

Work Opportunities

Food Service

Cafeteria

Vocational

Program

Learning to work, be punctual, and to faithfully perform assigned duties are as much a part of education as any other aspects of school life. The work-study program is a vital part of

Seventh-day Adventist education.

Col. 3:23, 24

Work Opportunities

Food Service

Cafeteria

Office Assistant

Janitorial

Media

and Communications

Retail Sales

Country Store

Autoshop

Bakery

Canvassing

Graphic Design

OA Publishing

Maintenance

Grounds

Upkeeping Campus

Farm

Construction

Teacher's Assistant

Resident's Assistant