Career and Technical Education (CTE)
Career and Technical Education (CTE), Industrial Technology, Skills-Based Learning – you can help students combat the skills gap, and train for highly rewarding jobs. The skills in these programs are hands on, applied courses that offer transferrable certifications. Many classes have a strong STEM focus, and are the career building blocks students need to succeed.
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Skills-based learning programs that attract and retain high school learners.
High school students are destined to become knowledge workers, regardless of whatever specific career choice they make. Engineering and technology offer some of the most rewarding career opportunities possible! Amatrol’s high school programs are designed to engage students who demand a high degree of interactivity and challenge to keep them interested and learning. All of our high school programs articulate to colleges for up to 18 credit hours. Amatrol’s Pre-Engineering and Manufacturing programs are a great way to get high school students interested in exciting and rewarding careers. Hands-on experience in a wide range of engineering technologies using industrial quality equipment and software prepares them for success in college and beyond. Amatrol’s learning design engages students at their own pace, allowing them to be successful in understanding and applying new technical knowledge. The programs work well in both self-directed as well as traditional classrooms. Amatrol’s High School programs use a unique blend of project-based team learning combined with a rotational individualized learning format for technical skills development. Amatrol offers both traditional equipment based labs as well as virtual labs. While designed for self-paced learning, Amatrol’s learning programs are equally effective in traditional classroom settings. All of Amatrol’s learning programs allow students to fully experience the rewards of hands-on, applied technical learning. Explore the many excellent learning systems that can help you lead your students to technical careers! |
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