Expanding Career Readiness through Career and Technical Student Organizations

This brief from ACTE reviews and summarizes extant research on Career Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) to demonstrate how they help learners build academic, employability and technical skills.

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Expanding Career Readiness through Career and Technical Student Organizations

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Career Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) are national organizations that operate through state and local chapters to help learners develop leadership and technical skills in their career of interest. There are 11 nationally-recognized CTSOs that operate at both the secondary and postsecondary level, each providing diverse programming to help learners explore and hone their skills. This brief from the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) reviews and summarizes extant research on CTSOs to demonstrate how they help build academic, employability and technical skills.

Topic
Program QualityWork-Based Learning
Resource Type
Case StudyResearch/Report
State
NationalSouth Dakota
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Education Levels
K-12Postsecondary Education

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