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Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) programs at Locust Grove High School allow students TO navigate their way to explore possible career choices in the future. The curriculum and instruction of a CTAE pathway class provide essential knowledge and skills for the students’ career pathways. CTAE allows students to discover their interests and passions, empowering them to choose the educational pathway that will lead to success in high school, college and career. The 10 Pathways at Locust Grove High School include: Click on pathway for career video.

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Your WBL Instructor

My name is Meredith Beck, I am the Work-Based Learning/Career Center Instructor. I am a graduate of the University of Georgia and have earned a B.S. in Human Development and Family Sciences. I have also earned my M. Ed. in Elementary Education and Ed. S. in Curriculum and Instruction. I have had the pleasure of teaching CTAE in Henry County for the last 10+ years. I believe that through CTAE, students gain valuable, real-world knowledge and skills that will help them excel after high school. Students are exposed to various career opportunities and technical skills. Through WBL, students will expand and develop their tacticle skills through a work force job, internship or youth apprenticeship placement.

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What is the Career Center?

Locust Grove High School Career Center contributes to the community of leanring by engaging students in an ongoing pursuit of what is meaningful and valuable to their lives. The Career Center provides opportunities for individuals to explore their education, values, goals, skills and experiences in order to identify and realize their future career goals.

The Career Center has numerous publications that can assist you with Career Exploration and provide you with tips and strategies for both your job search and interview preparation. One-on-one career advising is available in the Career Center. Visit the career center to write your resume, cover letter and take career assessments to find your strengths and career matching possibilities.

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