Career and technical education

In this program participants learn how to prepare students for occupations such as mechanics, carpentry, dental assistance, practical nursing, data processing, and others. The program often attracts individuals who have been working in related fields and want to share their expertise in a classroom setting.

This program is designed for current instructors and those preparing to instruct in technical and community college settings, or individuals seeking a credential for workplace advancement.

Program highlights

Licensure preparation: CEHD is one of only two places in the state where you can prepare for a license to teach in technical colleges and related high school programs.

National ranking: The program is offered by the Department of Work and Human Resource Education, ranked fourth in the nation for vocational education in U.S. News and World Report.

No application: There is no formal application process for the career and technical education program. However, students are strongly advised to consult the program adviser before registering for coursework.

Certificate in career and technical education

Program overview