Capital Region BOCES will celebrate national Career & Technical Education (CTE) Month throughout February with a series of events at its Career and Technical Education Center – Albany and Schoharie campuses.
The events will highlight the unique partnership Capital Region BOCES maintains with more than 300 businesses, education and labors organizations—a partnership that helps students not only achieve their career goals but helps employers address the critical shortage of skilled labor in this region and beyond.
Activities range from presentations by business partners, such as Milton CAT, to a career fair for aspiring cosmetologists to the first-ever “Shadow a CTE Scholar Challenge” in which area school administrators will become a CTE student for a session, taking part in the full class experience alongside a student from their district.
Our stories that highlight national
Career & Technical Education (CTE) Month :
- Airline officials detail how a BOCES education can help students’ futures take flight
- Capital Region BOCES Career & Technical Education Open House is next week in Albany
- Work-based learning matches students with business partners to build the area workforce
- Milton CAT revs up its workforce with Capital Region BOCES
- National Grid and Snap-on Manufacturing donation puts a charge in Capital Region BOCES student learning
- Cohoes High School junior: Principal learning from me is ‘fun’
- Mohonasen students experience a day at Capital Region BOCES CTE as they plan their futures
- Employers recruit Capital Region BOCES students while expanding students’ cosmetology industry knowledge
- For BOCES students, education is a little ‘bedder’ when learning skills at hotel
- Capital Region BOCES to launch month-long celebration of Career & Technical Education