Career & Technical Education

Career and Technical Education focuses on exploration of the self in relation to the world of work. Students discover their interests, talents, abilities, and the niches where their talents and abilities might best be used. Career and Technical Education also equips students with research skills to enable them to form a realistic picture of job opportunities. In essence, Career and Technical Education brings greater satisfaction and relevance to career choices. Career & Technical Education better prepares students for all post-high school opportunities. Whether moving on to further education, training or employment, every Wisconsin student moves through curriculum-based career awareness, exploration, planning and preparation leading to a realistic individualized career plan which is compatible with the student's abilities, aptitudes and interests.

Sharon Wendt Director Email: sharon.wendt@dpi.wi.gov Phone: 608-267-9251

Barb Bitters Assistant Director Email: barbara.bitters@dpi.wi.gov Phone: 608-266-9609

Deb Motiff Operations Program Associate Email: debra.motiff@dpi.wi.gov Phone: 608-267-0360

What's New in Wisconsin Career & Technical Education

The DPI Career and Technical Education Team's annual fall workshop was held on Tuesday, November 3, 2009, in Stevens Point, WI. The topics discussed and relevant presentation materials are included in the workshop resources. Click here for the workshop resources.

Team Information	Programs	CTE Programs/CTSOs
Directory Calendar CTE Mission Statement Resources	Alternative Education Articulation (WTCS/DPI) Career Clusters Children At-Risk Civil Rights Compliance Education for Employment GED/HSED Labor Market Information Skill Standards VEERS Workbased Education Youth Options	Ag & Natural Resources / FFA Business & Info Tech / FBLA Family & Consumer Sciences / FCCLA Health Science / HOSA Marketing Management & Entrepreneurship / DECA Tech & Engineering / SkillsUSA CTSO Information
Grants
Alternative Education Carl Perkins Children At-Risk STEM

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For questions about this information, contact Debra J. Motiff (608) 267-0360

Last updated on 11/13/2009 9:06:48 AM