States and districts frequently ask to convene a career
pathway leadership workshop after completing a career pathway review or a curriculum and instruction
review.
These workshops help high schools, technology centers and
postsecondary partners determine how they can better leverage
their resources to design and implement CTE programs or adopt
out-of-the-box pathways like Advanced Career that jump-start
postsecondary credential and degree attainment and career
advancement.
SREB brings leaders from secondary and postsecondary education,
industry and workforce development together to identify actions
that enrich the senior-year experience and empower students to
take advantage of career pathway options while also completing
graduation requirements.
Workshops engage education leaders and their industry partners in
establishing a common understanding of high-quality,
Perkins-funded programs of study and career pathways.
They also provide states and districts with tools and resources
for developing strategic plans to realign their programs with
emerging careers, retire programs that no longer meet labor
market needs, and develop new pathways in high-wage, high-skill,
high-demand career fields.