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Guide for CTE Counselors

The Guidelines contain provisions of Education Law, Commissioner's Regulations and State Education Department policy. They form the legal basis of Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs in the schools of the state. The web-based version of the Guidelines is also intended to assist administrators maintain quality CTE programs and help school counselors guide students in the selection of programs of study.

CTE Skills Achievement Profile

is a tool for documenting the career and technical skills proficiency level acquired by students with disabilities receiving an Individualized Education Program (IEP) Diploma. Schools and BOCES can offer it to students with disabilities who have taken career and technical education courses.

NYC CTE Programs

This website provides an introduction to the NYC Department of Education’s CTE schools and programs. Career and Technical Education increases options for students by providing an enriched education that includes a rigorous academic course of study, the development of technical skills that meet industry standards, and hands-on learning that promotes student success. Career education also provides students with the ability to make connections between classroom instruction by applying knowledge and skills to solve real-world problems. The vision and mission of Career & Technical Education supports the creation of successful programs that connect middle and high schools with post-secondary institutions and builds collaborations with industry and the corporate world.