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Exploring the transformative power of Career and Technical Education (CTE): insights, trends, and strategies for empowering students with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in tomorrow's workforce.
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Career Technical Education Is Expanding Pre-Apprenticeship. Now We Need to Measure the Transition (opens the original)
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Pre-apprenticeship is becoming an increasingly important part of the nation’s workforce strategy, and Career and Technical Education is well positioned to help it grow.The appeal is understandable. A strong pre-apprenticeship can give students technical preparation, hands-on experience, industry exposure, credentials, career navigation, and a structured pathway toward Registered Apprenticeship. For CTE programs already trying to connect classroom learning more directly to employment, the model o
When Private Credentials Shape Public Career and Technical Education Policy, Who Is Accountable? (opens the original)
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Career and Technical Education Is Growing. Are We Building Enough Capacity to Meet the Demand? (opens the original)
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For years, Career and Technical Education advocates have worked to convince students, families, policymakers, and employers that CTE should be treated as a first-choice educational opportunity rather than an alternative for students considered unlikely to attend college. That work is paying off.In some communities, the challenge is no longer convincing students to choose CTE. The challenge is finding enough room for the students who already want it.Massachusetts offers a timely example. Beginnin
Perkins Has a New Payment Rule. The Bigger Question Is What It Costs to Administer Career and Technical Education (opens the original)
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When Federal Career and Technical Education Access Reviews Are No Longer Required, Who Keeps Looking? (opens the original)
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