The National Association of Career and Technical Education recently unveiled its common core for career and technical education. The common core was shared over the summer in DC and begins a conversation around “promising practices” in higher education to promote college and career readiness across K-16. Forty-two states participated in the development of the common core, which include 16 Career Clusters and an overarching framework for college and career readiness.
To review the CTE Career Clusters, click here: "https://www.careertech.org/career-technical-education/cctc/info.html" Common Career and Technical Core.
MCC is a member of the association.
Javier Ayala, Ph.D.
Career Technical Education
09/19/2012 |