VVUHSD CTE
Student Resources for VVUHSD CTE Students
How do I Sign up?
It's easy! Go see your High School Counselor! If you are not in a CTE class, it's not too late. We still have a few open spots in a few of our classes at each school site. All of our CTE classes are popular and fill up fast!
If you have specific questions about any of the classes, call the CTE Office.
Contact the CTE Office - see Contact Us page
What to Expect?
CTE classes train students for local jobs in liveable wage opportunities and high-demand and high-skill jobs in the High Desert.
Our CTE programs are committed to creating an exciting, fun, and engaging learning environment for all students. We offer industry certifications, field trips, leadership skills, college credit, and hands-on training, to mention a few.
Why are you waiting?
See your high school counselor and sign up for a CTE class now!
It's best to start your CTE journey during your Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior year. We ask for a two-year commitment. If you are a Senior, don't worry. See your High School Counselor on how we can start your career journey today.
Students in a Career Technical Education (CTE) pathway program take a specialized sequence of courses. This pathway provides rigorous academic and technical knowledge and skills aligned with a specific career focus. Courses within the same CTE pathway are designed to be taken sequentially to ensure the development of knowledge and skills over time.
Your CTE Teacher will ask Seniors to take an Exit Survey after they complete a CTE Pathway. Six months after graduation, the CTE teacher and the CTE Office will contact the graduate and ask them Postsecondary Survey questions about what the graduate has been doing after high school.
Class of 2023 - Exit Survey
Articulation Agreements between Victor Valley College (VVC) and Victor Valley Union High School District allow students to earn college credits while completing their articulated CTE courses.
For directions, visit the Student Articulated webpage or ask your CTE Teacher or Counselor.
ESSENTIAL SKILLS GUIDE
"After collating dozens of essential skills/soft skills guides, a Mountain Desert Economic Partnerships team solicited feedback from hundreds of local business and community partners to isolate the most critical set of Essential Skills that support and elevate employee success in the local workplace. Please use this guide to drive deep conversations with your students, incoming employees, or office teams. And if you use it in a way that you find particularly effective, please share it with us! We’d love to spread the word about best practices. Also, let us know if you want your business’ logo included in the document" (MDCP).