Georgia CTAE

Welcome

  • Welcome to the Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) Department! We’re thrilled to have you join our vibrant community, where hands-on learning meets real-world skills. Our dedicated team is here to support your journey as you explore various career paths, develop technical expertise, and prepare for a successful future. Dive into our dynamic programs, connect with passionate instructors, and take advantage of all our opportunities. Here’s to a rewarding experience full of growth and achievement!

     

    Career Cluster/Pathways

    Georgia’s Career Clusters allow high school students to explore their interests through 17 distinct clusters. By enrolling in classes specific to their chosen cluster, students are better prepared for success, regardless of their post-graduation plans. Each cluster offers various career pathways, helping students understand the real-world applications of their studies. Whether they aim to attend a two-year college, a four-year university, or enter the workforce directly, students start exploring potential careers as early as elementary and middle school, setting them up to select the right pathway by high school. This initiative follows the National Career Cluster Model.

    Career Clusters and Pathway Guide

     

    Credentials of Value/EOPA

    Georgia, following the lead of other career and technical education programs nationwide, has recently focused on developing a system to measure technical skill attainment for career pathway completers. This initiative is in response to the Perkins V Legislation, particularly Core Indicator 2S1, which mandates the implementation of a reliable assessment model aligned with industry standards.

    To meet the Perkins IV Legislation requirements and help Georgia students graduate with valuable credentials, the state’s technical skill attainment framework will include several assessment components:

    • Industry certifications and credentials
    • Occupational assessments
    • State licensures and state-developed assessments

     

    To learn more about the assessment of each pathway, go to: Georgia's Technical Skill Attainment Inventory