Georgia Department of Education - Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education

Articulated Credit for CTAE CoursesProgram

Students who finish certain CTAE high school courses in a pathway and pass an outside test or earn a credential there can get college credit. This works through an agreement with the Technical College System of Georgia.

Career Clear GeorgiaService

A statewide information campaign with the Technical College System of Georgia that explains the value of CTAE pathways to students and parents.

Career Technical Student OrganizationsProgram

Student groups that help students build leadership and personal skills and use what they learn in real-world settings. Georgia students also serve as national officers in these groups.

CTAE Career PathwaysProgram

Georgia students can take career-focused courses in many career pathways. The courses are meant to prepare them for college, a career, an apprenticeship, or the military.

Dual EnrollmentProgram

Qualified students in grades 10-12 can take college classes while still in high school. Classes can be at the high school or on a college campus. Students earn high school and college credit at the same time.

Georgia Agricultural EducationProgram

This part of CTAE gives students agricultural education resources, including curriculum materials and help with Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) projects.

Georgia STEM/STEAMProgram

A set of STEM and STEAM education resources built around hands-on projects, where students develop their own ideas and solutions.

Georgia's Career PipelineService

An online resource that shows career pathways taught in Georgia public schools and connects employers with future workers.