Oklahoma's CareerTech System Assisting Hurricane Victims

Oklahoma’s CareerTech system is responding to the needs of those affected by the Katrina disaster in a variety of ways, according to Phil Berkenbile, state director. More

State Leads Teacher Training in Digital Forensics

Even the heat of an Oklahoma summer did not keep cyber security instructors away from learning more about the hot topics in digital forensics they are teaching across the country. More

U.S. Dept. of Labor Invests $1 Million in CareerTech’s Young Offender Program

Statistics show that after serving “time” the rising number of young offenders in Oklahoma often return to old neighborhoods, old friends, drugs and crime. A high percentage of them don’t read past the eighth grade level, know math at a level acceptable for entry into the workforce or have a high school diploma or a General Educational Development (GED) certificate. More

Oklahoma Bid Assistance Network Receives Funding

The Defense Logistics Agency recently awarded $495,000 to the Oklahoma Department of CareerTech to continue its Oklahoma Bid Assistance Network (OBAN). OBAN is in its 19th year of service for businesses that want to do business with the government. More