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Question: College or CareerTech? Answer: Both
With at least 23 different courses required to graduate, Oklahoma high school students can find it challenging to fit in CareerTech courses.
200,000 Truck Drivers Wanted
The trucking industry desperately seeks quality drivers; CareerTech hits the road to fulfill the need.
Oklahoma CareerTech Links Veterans to Certifications
Oklahoma Department of CareerTech Director Phil Berkenbile discusses training certifications veterans can acquire at local technology centers across the state.
Stop the Bullying - Start a Movement
Business Professional of America students from Eastern Oklahoma County Technology Center, Choctaw, bring home national gold.
CTE: Learning that works for America
This video summarizes the national efforts behind the CTE: Learning that works for America initiative.
Jessica Huff - High Plains Technology Center
Homeless mother finds HOPE at High Plains Technology Center.
Zackery Minor - Tri County Technology Center, Bartlesville
Zack Minor designs his future in commercial graphics.
Certified? . . . It Pays!
WorkKeys and Oklahoma Career Readiness Certificate. Hiring the right employee with the right skills for the right job at the right time . . . every time.
First Robotics 2012 - Oklahoma Regional Highlights
Three days of grueling competition and creative youth ingenuity, all wrapped up in this video for you enjoy . . .
A Marine's Love Story
Like many warriors who have witnessed war first-hand . . . Charles Migliorino, was happy to let those memories fade into the past. But, when his wife of forty plus years found some forgotten audio tapes, he knew he had a final mission to complete.
CareerTech Employee to Focus on Military Initiative
The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education is supporting efforts to help those who have served in the military successfully transition into training or employment. To assist with these efforts, the department has hired Amy Ewing-Holmstrom, Lawton, to coordinate activities in southwest Oklahoma. She will begin April 9.