New Jersey Council of County Vocational Technical Schools Calls Murphy Administration’s Approval of CTE Projects to be Funded Under SOCFBA a Critical Step to Meeting Workforce Needs
TRENTON, NJ — May 30, 2021 — Judy Savage, the executive director of the New Jersey Council of County Vocational-Technical Schools, issued the following statement after the administration of Governor [ Read More: New Jersey Council of County Vocational Technical Schools Calls Murphy Administration’s Approval of CTE Projects to be Funded Under SOCFBA a Critical Step to Meeting Workforce Needs ]
From NJ.com: 193 students are getting a 2-year college degree before their H.S. diploma, a new N.J. record
Read this article as it originally appeared May 20 on nj.com. In the midst of a school year unlike any other, more New Jersey county vocational students than ever before [ Read More: From NJ.com: 193 students are getting a 2-year college degree before their H.S. diploma, a new N.J. record ]
Cumberland County Grad Becomes CNA Whiles She Works Toward Nursing Degree
During Career and Technical Education Month in February, the New Jersey Council on County Vocational Technical Schools is highlighting successful graduates of the county’s 21 vocational technical schools. Caroline Robbins [ Read More: Cumberland County Grad Becomes CNA Whiles She Works Toward Nursing Degree ]
Rossi Honda Honored by Cumberland County Technical Education Center as Business Partner of the Year
Cumberland County Technical Education Center has honored Rossi Honda as its 2020 Business Partner of the Year. The award is given annually to a county vocational technical school business partner [ Read More: Rossi Honda Honored by Cumberland County Technical Education Center as Business Partner of the Year ]
From NJ.com: Work-and-learn strategy growing at N.J. community colleges | Opinion
Read this op-ed as it originally appeared Oct. 29, 2020 on nj.com. By Frederick Keating, Michael Dicken and Dina Rossi Higher education, county vocational-technical schools and businesses are “stacking the [ Read More: From NJ.com: Work-and-learn strategy growing at N.J. community colleges | Opinion ]
From ROI-NJ: Career Classroom: County colleges, vocational schools pledge to expand consortiums
Jared Redmond graduated from the Gloucester County Institute of Technology engineering program in June, but he spent his senior year on the campus of Rowan College of South Jersey. By [ Read More: From ROI-NJ: Career Classroom: County colleges, vocational schools pledge to expand consortiums ]
From ROI-NJ: Career Classroom: Vocational-technical grads get career boost by earning associate degree while still in high school
This article originally appeared June 29, 2020 in ROI-NJ.com. Blaine Edlefsen had a lot to keep track of during his last two years of high school in Jefferson Township. In [ Read More: From ROI-NJ: Career Classroom: Vocational-technical grads get career boost by earning associate degree while still in high school ]
From ROI-NJ: Career Classroom: Vocational-technical high school grads find employment despite tough economy
Read this article as it originally appeared on ROI-NJ.com During his freshman year at Cape May Tech, Robert Pennington took a required introductory career-exploratory course designed to expose students to [ Read More: From ROI-NJ: Career Classroom: Vocational-technical high school grads find employment despite tough economy ]
From ROI-NJ: Career Classroom: N.J.’s Vocational-Technical Graduates Step Onto Front Lines of COVID-19 Battle
Read this article as it initially appeared on May 26, 2020 on ROI-NJ. For the last two months, the graduates of New Jersey’s vocational and technical high schools have been [ Read More: From ROI-NJ: Career Classroom: N.J.’s Vocational-Technical Graduates Step Onto Front Lines of COVID-19 Battle ]
Cumberland County Technical Education Center Honors Morey’s Piers
Cumberland County Technical Education Center has recognized Morey’s Piers, which operates a classic seaside amusement park in Wildwood, as its Business Partner of the Year. Family owned and operated since [ Read More: Cumberland County Technical Education Center Honors Morey’s Piers ]
