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Exploring what Career & Technical Education offers
Exploring what Career & Technical Education offers
At Hopewell High School, we believe that early career discovery and skill development are essential for preparing students for their futures. Our Career & Technical Education (CTE) pathways provide a unique blend of hands-on courses designed to help students explore their interests and unleash their talents.
What ARE CTE PathwayS?
What ARE CTE PathwayS?
CTE pathways encompass a variety of programs that equip students with the essential skills needed in today's global economy. Through engaging and practical learning experiences, students can discover their passions and gain valuable insights into potential career paths.
Why Choose CTE Pathways?
Why Choose CTE Pathways?
Hands-On Learning
Skill Development
Career Exploration
Guidance and Support
Hands-On Learning: CTE pathways focus on experiential education, allowing students to apply what they learn in real-world scenarios.
Skill Development: Students acquire 21st-century skills that are crucial for success in a rapidly changing job market.
Career Exploration: These pathways provide opportunities for students to explore various career options, helping them make informed choices about their futures.
Guidance and Support: At Hopewell High School, we are dedicated to guiding students along their educational journeys, ensuring they are well-prepared for the workforce.
What is a CTE ConCENTRATOR?
What is a CTE ConCENTRATOR?
As students embark on their educational journeys, it's essential to recognize key milestones that shape their future. One such milestone is the completion of two or more courses, earning at least 2 credits, within a single program of study.
When a student, supported by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools CTE, successfully completes these courses, they are taking a significant step toward their career aspirations. This achievement indicates a focused interest in a particular field, laying the groundwork for further education and job opportunities.
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