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Career Preparation System |
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Click here for: Sooner or later, all students will seek employment. The Career Preparation System is designed to provide all students completing the Michigan educational system with the necessary academic, technical and work behavior knowledge and skills for success in a career of their choice and lifelong learning. There are seven interconnecting components.
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Career and Technical Education |
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Click here for: Students enrolled in Career and Technical Education programs will have the opportunity to acquire skills that prepare them for successful career entry, advancement and/or continuing education. These skills are transferable as well as job specific and basic to the students’ general education, providing them with the foundation for life-long learning. CTE programs are categorized in six career pathways.
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Federal and State Funding |
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Click here for: State School Aid and funding from the United States Department of Education are essential in the continuous quality improvement of Career and Technical Preparation programs and services to students. |
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Data, Evaluations and Reports |
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Click here for: To plan for improvement, we need to know our current measurement through the data we collect. Continuous review and planning helps contribute to student success and program quality.
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Partnerships and Initiatives |
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Click here for: Many activities pull together the expertise of business, industry, students, parents, counselors, administrators and educators. Coordination and communication within those partnership activities is necessary for us to learn as much as we can from the experience.
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Notable Resources |
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Click here for: Reference material and other information related to the programs and services of the Office of Career and Technical Preparation are available. |
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CIP Self-Review |
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Click here for: The CIP Program Self Review process is designed to be a growth experience for teachers and administrators. The information is reviewed and utilized within the TRAC system to help identify area concerns and technical assistance needs, thereby insuring quality instructional delivery to your students. |
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TRAC |
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Click here for: The Technical Review Assistance and Compliance (TRAC) system addresses the Federal requirements for a monitoring system and provides technical assistance to local district administrators, teachers, and staff for continual improvement of Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. |
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