The development of Career Development tools and information is critical to help students create a plan to help them graduate from high school.

Do you know about all of the features and opportunities found within Georgia's nine Career Technical Student Organizations?  Executive Directors along with additional representatives present this webinar series to help you better prepare to implement co-curricular leadership opportunities into your schools.

The monthly webinar series provided here will give users updated materials for successful local implementation of Education Career Partnerships.

To assist local Georgia high schools with the Industry Certification of their career and technical education programs, Program Specialists and Industry Certification Partners have created webinars with information, materials, standards, and criteria to attain industry standards.

Program Delivery specialists will deliver throughout the year webinars related to their program concentration for you to listen and review as needed.

The Georgia Department of Education division of Career, Technical and Agriculture Education provide montly webinar interactive learning sessions to help teachers, supervisors, and local directors implement program updates, changes, and ideas for the purpose of strengthening courses to better prepare students to be Career Pathway completers and graduate from a Georgia High School ready to be a success in life by going to a 2- or 4-year college or university, technical college, apprenticeship, military or straight into the Georgia workforce. 

Understanding, using and eventually adding content to the GeorgiaStandards.org web site is an important skill for CTAE teachers to master.  This module will assist teachers to complete the training module and eventually complete a quick assessment for mastery. 

As part of the 5-year process outlined in the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006 – Five Year State Plan received public comment on February 27 and 28. The scheduled public hearings provided opportunities for questions and comments in relation to the plan being approved by the State Board of Education.  The web link provided will go directly to video recording of this 58 minute session and allow the user to view the presentation, save it to podcase, or download to an iPod.