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Career and Technical Education (CTE)

Educational programs that prepare students for specific trades, crafts, and careers that do not require a bachelor's degree. Often includes hands-on training and skill development.

Career Pathway

A series of connected education and training programs, services, and support that enable individuals to secure employment in a specific industry or occupation.

Program of Study

A sequence of academic and career-oriented courses that provides students with a non-duplicative, rigorous sequence of academic and technical content.

Dual or Concurrent Enrollment Credit

College-level courses taken by high school students that count for both high school and college credit simultaneously.

Eligible Agency

Typically refers to the state board of career and technical education or a state agency that administers federal funds for career and technical education.

Eligible Recipient

Usually refers to a local educational agency (like a school district) or a postsecondary institution that receives federal funds for career and technical education programs.

Labor Market Alignment