by Janet Hill | Dec 23, 2017 | Articles
Students are paying it forward and building it forward with a tiny house project, as vocational classes are building tiny houses as a way of gaining confidence in new skills and providing homes for people in their community, Teens are busy turning a trailer bed into a... by George Miller | Apr 23, 2017 | Articles
A new focus on Vocational Education in middle school is allowing kids to get a jump start on possible careers and becoming a model for other local schools At Rafer Johnson Junior High School in Kingsburg, California, students can take several vocational courses in a... by Pat Wyman | Nov 13, 2014 | Articles
Careers and college goals for exceptional students are attainable, with the help of a special program which enables these students to beat the odds. Skai Correa, 19, trained for her first day on the job at the opening of Oasis Cafe, as she carefully sprayed whipped... by Pat Wyman | Nov 10, 2014 | Articles
When a student has a clear objective in mind for a college major, they may find that in choosing a program to meet that objective college education is a minefield of choices. From private colleges to community colleges, from certificates to degrees, the choices can... by Pat Wyman | Oct 26, 2014 | Articles
A tech education model links pathways between K-8 schools, high schools and community colleges, universities, and employers. It’s a new way of conducting training that has been in traditional vocational schools, only now students can learn specific trade skills...
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