Career Exploration
Evidence indicates that school-community collaborations and experiential career learning markedly improve students’ readiness for their next steps after graduation.
Analyzes the evolution from vocational education to CTE, emphasizing the need for inclusive practices and equitable opportunities in career preparation
Shows that targeted outreach programs can enhance parents’ understanding of college preparedness, benefiting students’ academic and career outcomes
From Georgetown’s Center on Education and the Workforce: lifetime earnings vary by degree level, field of study, and demographics.
A study of Clemson University post-secondary students reveals career skills, interdisciplinary topics, and learning skills as top career-readiness gaps.
A brief by ACTE outlines promising strategies, like career integration in core subjects, for developing early career identity in elementary grades.
This Georgetown University study reveals the competencies, including skills like problem-solving and teamwork, that lead to higher earnings and job success.
8 Ways to Build a Strong Career-Connected Learning Program
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Success Through Career-Connected Learning
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An Educator’s Guide to the 4 Stages of Career Exploration
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