The East Chapel Hill High School Career Information (CIC) is a resource for students, parents and teachers, supported by the Career and Technical Education Department. The CIC is dedicated to helping students gain knowledge about themselves and provides opportunities to assist them in reaching personal, academic and career goals.
Make sure to read the weekly Wildcat Way for more information from the CIC!
2025 Fall ASVAB Sign-Up Nov. 13 at 9:00am
ASVAB: (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) The ASVAB is a multiple-aptitude battery that measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and occupational success in the military. It is administered annually to more than one million military applicants, high school, and post-secondary students.
The ASVAB will be given here at ECHHS on Thursday, November 13 at 9:00am in the CIC. If you want to take this assessment you must register by completing this survey by Friday, November 7, 2025. Thank you.
The benefits for work-based learning are monumental and rewarding for students. Students see firsthand the impact of course experiences, career preparation, and career development. In addition, students see the traits and abilities that are needed to be successful in the world of work. Businesses benefit because they can hire students who are truly interested in a specific industry and they can train future workers for that career. The pipeline of qualified workers is built by connecting students who want to work and want to pursue specific careers with future employers. Schools benefit when they see students who are engaged and motivated to come to school and learn. Most importantly, students see firsthand the importance and significance of classroom learning as well as career preparation.
CAREER AWARENESS:
Guest Speakers
Career/Job Fair
CAREER EXPLORATION:
Field Trips
Job Shadowing
Mentoring and Mentorship
CAREER PREPARATION and PARTICIPATION:
Apprenticeships/Pre-Apprenticeships
Cooperative Education
Internship
Entrepreneurial Experiences
School Based Enterprises
Service Learning
CCP Pathways prepare high school students for college, both academically and culturally. From start to completion, CCP aligns with a traditional college student experience to help students accelerate into careers and college after high school. If you are interested or have questions about CCP, please contact Arielle Beamon at abeamon@chccs.12.nc.us.
Interested in CPP, sign up for an information session using the following link. Here is the information session sign-up link: https://visit.durhamtech.edu/event/durhamtech.events.477420
Star-Jobs_2023.pdfCareer Development Counseling
Career Interest Assessments
Learning Styles
Skills Tests
Employment and Internship Information
Workers Permit Information
Labor Laws Information
Work Skills
Resume Writing
Cover Letters
Thank you letters
Interviewing Skills
Portfolios
Military Information
Information about the Career and Technical Education Department and courses
Career & College Promise
Speakers, Field Trips, and Career Fairs
Class Presentations and Workshops
Testing Information
SAT
ACT
TOEFL
ASVAB
A quiet place to study
Summer and Enrichment Opportunities including Gap Years
Scholarships and Financial Aid Information
Non-Discrimination Statement:
The Chapel Hill–Carrboro Board of Education, and therefore the Career and Technical Education Department, prohibits discrimination, harassment, or bullying based on protected classifications that include, but are not limited to: race, creed, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, class, socioeconomics, ethnicity, sexual orientation, cognitive/physical ability, diverse language fluency, religion, status as an English Language Learner, marital status, pregnancy, parenthood, immigration status, genetic makeup, or any classification or characteristic protected by state or federal law or regulation, or by this policy. The Board further prohibits discrimination against a person perceived to have any of the above characteristics or against a person for associating with someone protected by this policy. Individuals who wish to file a discrimination, harassment, and/or Title IX complaint may contact Brandy Reeves, Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator and Chief of Staff and School Leadership, at breeves@chccs.k12.nc.us or 919.967.8211. Individuals with concerns related to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 may contact Rebecca Atkins, Director of School Counseling and Learning Supports, at ratkins@chccs.k12.nc.us or at 919.967.8211.
Declaración de no discriminación:
La Consejo de Administración de Chapel Hill y Carrboro, por lo tanto, el Departamento de Educación Técnica y Profesional, prohíbe la discriminación, acoso o intimidación basado en clasificaciones protegidas que incluyen, pero no se limitan a, lo siguiente: raza, credo, color, nacionalidad, género, identidad de género, clase, clase socioeconómica, origen étnico, orientación sexual, capacidad cognitiva / física, fluidez lingüística diversa, religión, aprendiz del idioma inglés, estado civil, embarazo, paternidad, estado migratorio, composición genética o cualquier clasificación o característica protegida por la ley o regulación estatal o federal, o por esta política. El Consejo también prohíbe la discriminación contra una persona que se percibe que tiene cualquiera de las características anteriores o contra una persona por asociarse con alguien protegido por esta política. Las personas que deseen presentar una reclamación por discriminación, acoso y/o en virtud del Título IX pueden ponerse en contacto con Brandy Reeves, Coordinadora de Cumplimiento de los Derechos Civiles y Jefa de Personal y Liderazgo Escolar, en breeves@chccs.k12.nc.us o en el 919.967.8211. Las personas que tengan inquietudes relacionadas con la Sección 504 de la Ley de Rehabilitación de 1973 pueden ponerse en contacto con Rebecca Atkins, Directora de Consejería Escolar y Apoyo al Aprendizaje, en ratkins@chccs.k12.nc.us o en el 919.967.8211.