Emerging CTE Pathways: High Pay, High Growth Careers that start NOW!
From an exploration of public data from the Department of Labor and published Career Education trends, to recorded interviews of real-world professionals on the job, and conversations with hundreds of teachers—learn about emerging opportunities for updating, changing, or rebuilding CTE Career Pathways. This session focuses on recommendations that are in line with Perkins V Performance indicators by highlighting Secondary Career Pathways and emerging courses that offer opportunities to encourage students to achieve CTE Concentrator Status and engage in Work-Based Learning experiences.
Abby Hess
Product Marketing Manager,
Career and Technical Education
National Geographic Learning | Cengage
Join the National Geographic Learning, a part of Cengage, CTE team as we investigate the top Career Pathways offered in Middle through High School that lead to high paying, high growing jobs. From an exploration of public data from the Department of Labor and published Career Education trends, to recorded interviews of real-world professionals on the job, and conversations with hundreds of teachers—learn about emerging opportunities for updating, changing, or rebuilding CTE Career Pathways. This session focuses on recommendations that are in line with Perkins V Performance indicators by highlighting Secondary Career Pathways and emerging courses that offer opportunities to encourage students to achieve CTE Concentrator Status and engage in Work-Based Learning experiences.
In this webinar replay, you will learn how to:
- Learn which National CTE Career Pathways are primed to prepare students for careers that meet increasing gaps in the U.S workforce and are high-paying
- Hear from current industry professionals in those areas describe their career and educational journey and the top skills they find to be successful for the job
- View examples of online tools, simulations, and curriculum that can help teachers integrate these skills into their CTE courses in a variety of formats: in-person, hybrid, or e-learning models
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