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Promising Career in Medicine
An Oklahoma State University grad attends Meridian Technology Center on her pathway to a promising career in the medical profession.
Maker Education
Maker education camps conducted by CareerTech allow students and teachers the chance to think, build and learn.
Homeless Aircraft Mechanic
A helping hand and guidance gave Porsha Lippincott the assistance she needed to become successful.
Innovation in the Classroom
Thanks to Phillips 66, Bartlesville High School has added innovation labs to expand STEM education.
Missing Limbs: Be Bitter or Be Better
Noah Galloway makes no excuses for life-changing injuries sustained while serving his country, but shares his story to motivate and inspire others.
TEEM: New Skills, New Opportunity
CareerTech’s skills centers and TEEM, a nonprofit education and employment ministry, are giving former offenders second chances.
Roy Clark School of Music
Students receive lessons from some of the industry’s best at the Roy Clark Music School at Northeast Technology Center in Claremore, Okla.
CareerTech: The Original Makerspace
“CareerTech: The Original Makerspace” was the theme of a Feb. 11 event sponsored by the Oklahoma Business Roundtable. This video was produced for the event, which featured Mark Hatch, CEO of TechShop, and students from various CareerTech program across the state.
Lights, Camera, Action!
Francis Tuttle Technology Center’s broadcast and video production students learn the art of directing, writing scripts and editing projects.
Rising Above
Latefia Wright overcame the odds and is starting a promising career in the electrical field.
Sow to Grow Farmers Market
Metro Career Academy’s farmers market is closing the gap between people who grow food and those who eat it.
Skilled Workforce Demand
Caddo Kiowa Technology Center offers students skills training to attain industry credentials to fill highly skilled jobs.
FFA Working to Attract Students to Rural Medicine
Agricultural education and FFA, the affiliated CareerTech student organization, target students who are interested in the medical field because it’s easier to keep potential rural doctors at home than to attract urban doctors to the country.
ULearn Academy
ULearn is steering students at younger ages towards subjects essential for a highly skilled workforce.
Striking Back at Cancer
Some 1.6 million Americans have been diagnosed with cancer this year alone. Careers with skills in research and biosciences will be in demand to make discoveries that lessen both the human and financial costs of cancer.
Project Lead the Way
Project Lead The Way provides middle and high schools with engaging, hands-on courses that prepare students to be innovative and productive leaders in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Jennifer Monies - Skills Gap
Workers with certifications or degrees are in high demand to fill jobs in Oklahoma’s business and industry sector.
Career Change: Learning New Skills
The winds of change blow workers down new career paths requiring additional education and training and creating an opportunity to fill skills gaps in a new job in a new field.
Jobs Are Looking For Workers
Unlike most other states, in Oklahoma, workers aren’t looking for jobs as much as jobs are looking for workers. It’s an issue that has everyone’s attention from the state Capitol to industry and education.
Training in the Wind
When a semitrailer carrying a wind turbine wound up in a ditch, Francis Tuttle Technology Center turned the accident into a learning tool for wind technicians.
