Considerations fuh Enrollment in uh CTE Program
Many students wid disabilities enroll in CTE programs tuh develop job skills so dat dem cuh be employed an’ live independently. De Transition Team should consider ef uh CTE program iz de right fit fuh de student by discussing:
- Student’s strengths, interests, an’ preferences
- Requirements/competencies uh de program
- Accommodations, aids, an’ services de student gine need tuh fully participate in de program
Let’s tek uh look at wuh Career Tech Ed got tuh offer!
Industry-Recognized Credentials
Industry-recognized credentials measure competence in core content an’ performance standards in uh specific set uh work-related tasks. De work-related tasks an’ assessment must connect wid workforce demands across career clusters.
- Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources; Architecture & Construction; Arts, A/V Technology & Communications; Business Management & Administration
- Health Science; Hospitality an’ Tourism; Human Services; Information Technology
- Law & Public Safety; Manufacturing; Marketing, Sales & Service
- Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics; Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
Benefits Tuh Student Participation in CTE
Real World Experience
Through uh combination of classes an’ hands-on learning experiences, students apply academics tuh real-world problems.
Experienced Instructors
Students are taught by experienced industry professionals in learning spaces using state uh de art equipment.
Post Secondary Credits
Students might be able tuh earn college credits an’ industry credentials before high school graduation.
Job Experience
Students got access tuh skills tuh complete specific tasks related to de careers uh dem choice, as well as first hand experience in de field.
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Check out de PA Department of Education website fuh more information about CTE.
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