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Career Choices 2-Day Implementation Workshop

Career Choices

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Explore new frontiers in education, exchange ideas, evaluate approaches, and learn how to develop plans and create the kind of models that work best in your school, for your students.

While the training revolves around the Career Choices curriculum, you'll also have an opportunity to focus on project-based learning techniques, team teaching tactics, curriculum integration models, and dropout prevention strategies.

You'll learn how to:
  • Successfully teach Career Choices and adapt it to meet your classroom goals
  • Integrate career and life planning thematically into the academic classroom
  • Motivate students with relevant exercises and activities
  • Help 8th/9th grade students make a successful transition into high school
  • Build interdisciplinary teams that work
  • Use the Internet to enhance your student achievement
  • Tap into special funding opportunities and community resources
  • Help students see the impact their high school education has on their future
Register at least three weeks before the event and receive our special "Early Bird" rate.


"This workshop has caused me to re-evaluate how and what I teach within my classroom. How am I prepping my students to survive in the future?"
~Marilyn Miller, English/Social Studies Teacher
Oak Avenue School
Temple City, CA
"The Career Choices workshop is a masterfully designed vehicle that will help our students not only arrive at but trek beyond their goals and expectations."
~Jeffery Tonini, Mathematics Teacher
Glen Burnie High School
Glen Burnie, MD
Who Should Attend?
  • Teachers or teaching teams responsible for their school's Career Choices classes
  • Administrators responsible for Freshman Transition efforts
  • Educators charged with developing dropout prevention strategies
  • Interdisciplinary teams
  • At-risk program coordinators and career educators
  • Tech Prep coordinators and teachers
  • Teachers responsible for integrating career and technical studies and academics
  • English teachers looking for innovative literature-based curricula