Career and technical education (CTE) spans secondary, postsecondary, and adult education levels. In high schools, CTE encompasses family and consumer sciences education, general labor market preparation, and occupational education, and may form part of a course of study leading to college, employment, or both. At the postsecond- ary level, career education is linked to preparation for employment in specific occupations or careers, although postsecondary credentials in career fields may also lead to further education. Adults may participate in formal education and training to ac- quire, maintain, and upgrade their workforce skills.
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Institute of Educational Sciences, N. C. for E. S. (2008). Career and technical education in the United States: 1990 to 2005. Education, 287.
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