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CTE FAQ
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Why should I take a CTE class?
There are several benefits of including CTE in your educational plan:
The competitive advantages include:
1. content aligned to a career goal/college major
2. earn an industry credential to enhance your resume &/or college application
3. earn college credit tuition free with Career and College Promise (CCP) courses in your career/college major interest
4. schedule work-based learning opportunities like internships
5. CTE clubs build leadership skills and skill development
Understanding the full value of CTE link here
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What is WorkKeys and why do seniors have to take this exam?
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What information do I need to know as a parent?
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Are there clubs associated with CTE?
Yes, CTE offers clubs (student organizations) in the content areas. Please visit the following links:
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I heard you can take CTE courses that will count as math credit - is that true?
Yes, a few of our CTE courses count as a math credit. See the NC Math Chart for more info.
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Is CDM possible in CTE?
Yes, CTE offers the opportunity to earn credit when a student proves mastery of the content. Remember, CDM credits can NOT receive any course weight (no honors or AP weight).
More information about the CDM process can be found at this Credit by Demonstrated Mastery link
