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- 1. By Rita Simpson Career Counselor
- 2. The future of South Lake hinges on student success by providing the educational resources and facilities to prepare them for the work force and college.
- 3. Work Experience Students get out of the classroom and into a work place to apply their skills and knowledge.
- 4. Skill Foundation Students take rigorous classes to earn a CTE Diploma
- 5. External Validation Student Connect to mentors inside and outside of the classroom.
- 6. CTE High Schools The School of Cooperative Technical Education Adult & Continuing Education
- 7. At CTE high schools, the entire institution is dedicated to CTE programs. Participating High Schools East Ridge High School Clermont High School South Lake High School
- 8. Half-day Classes Hands-On Training Serves 1,500 Students Ages: 16 to 21
- 9. Registration for Classes Adult Basic Education High School Equivalency English for Speakers of other Languages Career and Technical Education Programs
- 10. Admissions Office 123 Anystreet Avenue Clermont, FL 34711 352-123-4567 southlakeadmission@cte.org Career Counselors 352-123-4321 southlakecareersc@cte.org Financial Aid Office 352-123-9876 southlakefao@cte.org
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- Students with a Career and Technical Education (CTE) background gain valuable knowledge and skills necessary for them to enter the 21st century work force.
- Work experience. All students who graduate from a CTE program sequence participates in a series of work-based learning experiences. Students explore a range of career paths, find out education and training they need to advance further, gain meaningful experiences they can add to their resumes, and develop the academic and personal behaviors (“soft skills”) to function in the workplace.
- Skill foundation. Students that graduate with a CTE diploma, on top of traditional high school graduation requirements.
- External validation. Under guidance from teachers, students build up a portfolio of experiences and meet individuals and organizations that can vouch for their value in the workplace.
- CTE programs offered in high schools are developed in response to future employment opportunities and the potential for career growth in Lake and Sumter Counties. Currently, CTE programs are offered in fields ranging from aviation technology and culinary arts to emergency management and multimedia production. CTE is delivered in two ways across the City: at designated CTE high schools and CTE programs in other high schools.
- At CTE high schools, the entire institution is dedicated to CTE programs. In you are in a Middle-School (age 16th) you can contact the high school nearest you for information on enrollment.
- The School of Cooperative Technical Education is a half-day vocational program that offers students hands on training in a variety of in demand and cutting edge trade areas. Coop Tech serves approximately 1,500 students who are 16 to 21 years of age and who represent a wide variety of ethic and cultural backgrounds, disabilities and educational histories. Coop Tech students join us as either shared instruction students who also attend over 130 traditional high schools and Pathways to Graduation programs or as post-graduates who have already obtained a diploma.
- Ongoing registration for classes in Adult Basic Education, High School Equivalency (TASC®), English for Speakers of other Languages (ESOL) and Career and Technical Education (CTE) is held regularly at schools and offices around the city. Students can take classes at any of our sites. All classes are taught by certified teachers and are tuition-free (students may be required to pay associated fees for textbooks, certification exams and/or uniforms for specific classes).
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