Technical education in engineering colleges provides students with skills required in the job market while also preparing them for post-secondary degrees in technical fields. Activities include career-oriented classes, internships, summer training, placements, and programs to encourage work experience. Advocates argue that blending academics with real-world experience can motivate students to attend school more and be more engaged, thus improving core skills.

1. WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
IN ENGINEERING
COLLEGE
Career in technical education
has traditionally played an
important role in Engineering
Colleges. It is a wide range of
activities intended to
simultaneously provide students
with skills demanded in the
labor market while preparing
them for post-secondary degrees
in technical fields.
Activities include not only
specific career-oriented classes,
but also internships, summer-
training, placements and in-
college programs designed to
encourage work available.
It advocates cite several goals of
career-oriented learning experiences.
By blending academic skills into a
“real world” context, advocates claim
that can motivate students to attend
school more frequently and be more
engaged, and therefore improve core
academic skills.
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