At Hopewell, our Career and Technical Education (CTE) faculty play a vital role in equipping students with the skills and knowledge needed for successful careers. Here’s what our dedicated CTE educators are responsible for:

• Teaching Vocational and Technical Subjects: Our CTE teachers provide hands-on instruction in various fields, including business, marketing, culinary arts, engineering and more, empowering students to thrive in the workforce.

• Implementing CTE Programs: Our educators deliver comprehensive programs aligned with North Carolina's CTE Standards, ensuring that students receive a quality education that meets industry demands.

• Facilitating Work-Based Learning: We prioritize real-world experiences by guiding students through work-based learning opportunities, bridging the gap between classroom learning and the workplace.

• Enhancing Employment Opportunities: Our CTE programs are designed to prepare students not only for employment but also for active citizenship, fostering a sense of responsibility and community engagement.

• Maintaining Records: CTE teachers diligently keep accurate records and adhere to necessary procedures to ensure compliance and accountability within our programs.

• Monitoring Equipment and Facilities: Our educators oversee the proper use and maintenance of equipment, materials, and facilities, creating a safe and conducive learning environment.

• Engaging in Professional Learning Communities (PLCs): CTE teachers collaborate through PLCs to share innovative ideas, access curriculum resources, and receive valuable insights from CTE consultants.

To become a CTE educator in North Carolina, the minimum educational requirement for certain licensure areas includes either a bachlor or associate degree or a high school diploma in certain trade vocations, supplemented by relevant work experience.

Join us in exploring the exciting pathways that Career and Technical Education offers at Hopewell!