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February is National CTE (Career & Technical Education) month. Quick fact: CTE bridges 🌁the gap between 📚education and real-world skills, preparing students for success.

There are four weeks to go until September exams begin! Make the most of your study sessions this week and ensure your technical knowledge is solid. Watch our latest video in the ‘Ready, Set, Go’ series to find out more: https://ow.ly/zV4b50STvE7

Are you a #careers leader or advisor who wants to know more about technical education pathways for young people? By this time tomorrow, you could be totally across the technical education landscape and understand more about about #apprenticeships, higher technical qualifications (#HTQs) and #TLevels. 11am Wednesday 18 September. Book below 👇

There are four weeks to go until September exams begin! Make the most of your study sessions this week and ensure your technical knowledge is solid. Watch our latest video in the ‘Ready, Set, Go’ series to find out more: https://ow.ly/QTK450STvE8

Celebrate CTE month all February long! The research says that students are more prepared for their future when they participate in Career and Technical Education programs. CTE leads to higher graduation rates and higher earning potential, and also serves as a pipeline for employers, who recruit from CTE programs. #CTEMonth Read the DPI’s Annual CTE Report to learn more: https://ow.ly/7SgE50Qz9VO

As the school years kicks off, it's beneficial to begin considering ways to implementing Career and Technical Education (CTE) within your school district. Check out five best practices for bringing CTE to life in your school: https://okt.to/gBYO71

CCA graduation by the numbers! Check out these interesting facts with the 2024 graduate snapshot!

We are back with one more Feb Fact to celebrate National CTE month: What is a good CTE program? One that plans. A CTE program that thinks about the local market, fast-growing industries, and how they can match courses to skills and credits is more likely to be successful. #CTEmonth #STEM #WorkforceDevelopment #CareerTechEd #SREBEducation

May 23 students facing issue in registering for campus🤔 Hi guys😇.... I wanted to share some information regarding the preliminary registration issue that some May 23 students, including myself, encountered. If you are facing difficulties in registering for Feb- Mar 24 Campus, try to do normal registration not a preliminary registration & please try adding 'N' after your roll number during normal registration.eg.if your roll no is 123456 then put roll no as 123456N in normal registration tab. A few of us experienced the same problem, and after reaching out to ICAI, we received a response📧 advising us to include 'N' in our roll numbers. Upon trying this, we were able to successfully complete the registration process🤞. I thought it would be helpful to share this information with you in case you are facing a similar issue. Today is the last date for campus registration so hurry up⏳ #CampusFeb_Mar24 #May23issue #Preliminaryregistration

My subjective experience with the at home version of the GRE, led me to believe a few things. 1. For me, it would have been better to take at a testing center. 2. In my case, the expected value of the score was only a reference, not a bar. 3. The GRE was just one of the five factors considered for admission. If the majority of the items submitted in your application show that you are a strong candidate for the Graduate Program, then you should not overstress about achieving a high GRE score. I am proud of myself for taking the GRE. I could have taken the easy way out and selected a Graduate Program that was not my top choice but didn't require a GRE score. Instead, I bit the bullet and worked hard to review the fundamental material so that I could give my best performance on test day! As a result, I am happy to say I have completed the application to my number 1 top choice Graduate Program!