What is CTE?
Career and technical education offer effective solutions tailored to Nebraska’s diverse student needs. Every student’s journey beyond high school is exciting and distinct, and CTE is designed to accommodate each one. Career and technical education equip students with comprehensive academic, technical, and career readiness skills essential for their broad and promising futures.
ESU 2 functions as the consortium administrator for the Carl Perkins V funds. This role is fulfilled through a variety of ways:
- Professional Development Enhancement: Provides professional development opportunities tailored for CTE staff, school counselors, and administrators to foster skills and knowledge enhancement.
- Comprehensive CTE Planning: Supports districts in devising and implementing a strategic and comprehensive CTE plan that aligns with educational and industry standards.
- Industry and Business Networking Facilitation: Offers extensive networking opportunities with key business and industry partners to foster collaboration and real-world engagement.
- Work-Based Learning Development: Assists in the creation and implementation of innovative work-based learning programs that integrate practical experience with academic instruction.
