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Want to explore real careers, build skills you can actually use, and get ahead before graduation? CTE can help you do exactly that.
What is CTE?
What is CTE?
Career Technical Education (CTE) lets you take classes focused on real careers—like healthcare, business, IT, and more—while you’re still in high school.
What Do You Get Out of CTE?
Real-World Skills
Learn things you’ll actually use in a job—not just in a classroom.
Career Exploration
Try out a career path now so you can make smarter decisions later.
College & Career Advantage
Stand out on college applications and job resumes.
Industry Credentials
Earn certifications that employers look for.
What It's Actually Like
By joining CTE you will have the opportunity to:
Work on real projects
Learn Hands-on (even in a virtual setting)
Connect what you learn to real careers
Build a Portfolio of your work
Who Should Consider CTE?
CTE might be a good fit if you:
Want to explore career options
Like hands-on learning or project-based learning
Want a head start on your future
Aren't sure what you want to do yet
Common Myths
CTE is only for certain students → It's for anyone planning their future
It locks you into one career → It helps you explore options
It replaces core classes → You still graduate on track
Ready to get started?
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