CTE

Celebrating CTE Month: Career and Technical Education empowers students with hands-on learning, workforce readiness, and real-world pathways for success.

Career and Technical Education (CTE) is doing more than preparing students for the workforce; it’s giving them purpose and boosting morale.

With AI revolutionizing the workplace, CTE programs are evolving with advanced technology and hands-on learning to prepare students for high-demand careers.

President Trump’s proposal to shift federal funding from Harvard to CTE-focused trade schools has reignited the national debate over education priorities.

CTE programs shape career development by equipping students with practical skills, enhancing diversity, and addressing the evolving job market’s demands.

Career Technical Education (CTE) is essential in secondary education, providing students with skills, certifications, and career pathways.

CTE programs foster student success by providing practical training, industry partnerships, and pathways for employment not found in traditional settings.

CompTIA will operate as a for-profit company under H.I.G. and Thoma Bravo’s ownership. Its existing membership-based, 501(c)(6) will be separated from CompTIA.

Students will have access to the two game-based learning platforms and educators can choose to implement the fully-integrated curricula and PD for each platform