Career Technical Education Options
CTE Schools and Programs
Vocational, trade, correspondence or specialty schools can be a great way to get the training and education needed for a variety of jobs.
For some students, these schools may be more appropriate than a public institution. For example, private institutions of music permit a student to specialize more narrowly in the study of music than do public institutions. This is also true in the areas of art, business, modeling, court reporting, computer programming, drafting, fashion designing, etc. Some courses can be completed in nine months, but do not offer the AA (Associate of Arts) degree that a two-year community college course offers. Always investigate the school you are considering to be sure that it is an accredited school that is operated ethically.
VOCATIONAL & TRADE SCHOOLS
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
CULINARY SCHOOLS
DESIGN, VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS
CAREER EXPLORATION
California Community Colleges
Many students will continue their studies at a Community College by attending a 2-year community college to earn an Associate Degree, for additional technical training, or prior to transferring to a 4-year college for their Junior and Senior year (having already completed the general ed requirements at community college).
To learn more and start your application, please visit: home.cccapply.org
For additional guidance on these options, please contact your School Counselor.
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