Check out O*Net's Bright Outlook occupations-- occupations that are expected to grow rapidly in the next several years, will need large numbers of new job openings, or are new and emerging occupations.

In the High School Course Catalog (in green) check out pages 13-25 for High School Career And Technical Education courses.

In the Middle School Course Catalog (in red) check out pages 11-14 for Middle School Career And Technical Education courses.

Please contact the Career Specialist at your school for more information and enrollment procedures. 

WaNIC, the Washington Network for Innovative Careers, is a regional skills center cooperative of seven school districts in Northeast Puget Sound. Member districts include Bellevue, Issaquah, Lake Washington, Mercer Island, Northshore, Riverview and Snoqualmie Valley. WaNIC is established to provide advanced-level Career and Technical Education programs based on rigorous academic and industry standards preparing students for post-secondary education and successful entry into high-skill, high-demand careers and employment. Read more....

Visit Workforce Training Board's web site for relevant information on topics such as career planning, high demand fields, and summer employment. Washington's comprehensive strategy for workforce development outlines a plan to ensure all youth receive the education, training, and support they need for success in possecondary education and/or work.

No matter what your dream, you can pursue it through Career and Technical Education (CTE), a program for middle and high school students in Washington’s public schools.

Through Career and Technical Education, you can explore career opportunities and learn how core school subjects like math, science and writing are used in real-life by:

• Engineers
• Architects
• Green technology experts
• Doctors, nurses and other health providers
• Construction workers
• Transportation experts
• And many other professionals

OSPI (Washington State's Superintendent of Public Instruction) Career And Technical Web Site offers you more information on these career paths. You can also check out the hundreds of career options available to you on their Career Clusters pages.

Check out O*Net's Bright Outlook occupations-- occupations that are expected to grow rapidly in the next several years, will need large numbers of new job openings, or are new and emerging occupations.

In the High School Course Catalog (in green) check out pages 13-25 for High School Career And Technical Education courses.

In the Middle School Course Catalog (in red) check out pages 11-14 for Middle School Career And Technical Education courses.

Please contact the Career Specialist at your school for more information and enrollment procedures. 

WaNIC, the Washington Network for Innovative Careers, is a regional skills center cooperative of seven school districts in Northeast Puget Sound. Member districts include Bellevue, Issaquah, Lake Washington, Mercer Island, Northshore, Riverview and Snoqualmie Valley. WaNIC is established to provide advanced-level Career and Technical Education programs based on rigorous academic and industry standards preparing students for post-secondary education and successful entry into high-skill, high-demand careers and employment. Read more....

Visit Workforce Training Board's web site for relevant information on topics such as career planning, high demand fields, and summer employment. Washington's comprehensive strategy for workforce development outlines a plan to ensure all youth receive the education, training, and support they need for success in possecondary education and/or work.

No matter what your dream, you can pursue it through Career and Technical Education (CTE), a program for middle and high school students in Washington’s public schools.

Through Career and Technical Education, you can explore career opportunities and learn how core school subjects like math, science and writing are used in real-life by:

• Engineers
• Architects
• Green technology experts
• Doctors, nurses and other health providers
• Construction workers
• Transportation experts
• And many other professionals

OSPI (Washington State's Superintendent of Public Instruction) Career And Technical Web Site offers you more information on these career paths. You can also check out the hundreds of career options available to you on their Career Clusters pages.