Oklahoma's
CareerTech graduates add
$2 billion annually to the state's economy.
Oklahoma's CareerTech System increased
profitability for over 6,300 state companies in 2006.
Oklahoma's CareerTech System.
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is easily accessible to Oklahomans.
- Offers programs in more than 550 middle,
junior, and high schools and 56 technology
center campuses
- Customizes
training programs to fit the needs of business
- Provides flexible,
lifelong learning for Oklahomans
- Offers online education
and training opportunities anytime, anywhere
delivers quality programs and high standards.
- Produces CareerTech
graduates with marketable job skills and nationally
recognized industry certifications
- Offers opportunities
to nearly 75,000 students to gain leadership
skills
through program-related student organizations
- Collaborates with
higher education for students to earn college credit
- Uses curriculum
that meets the needs of and has been validated by business
and industry
- Equips inmates
nearing release from prison with marketable skills and
provides job placement opportunities
is
a key resource for Oklahoma’s economy.
- Spurs new job
growth throughout the state - In FY06 provided
$4.7million in start-up training through the Training
for Industy Program.
- Attracts new
businesses to the state - provided training for
11,000 new jobs in FY06.
- Contributes to
a robust economy in the public and private sectors -
helped increase profitability for more than 6,300 state
companies in 2006.
- Assists people with
reemployment and upgrades skills of incumbent employees
- Provides
valuable corporate business development services and resources
- Anticipates and rapidly
responds to workforce demands
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