Compendium of Budget Information for the 2011 General Session
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Agency: MSP - Basic School Program Line Item: Career and Technical Education Function The Career and Technology Education Program uses collaborative partnerships between education, business, and industry to develop quality educational programs to ensure a skilled and educated workforce. Currently, Career and Technology Education (CTE) is provided in both the public and higher education systems. Eight of the nine Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) institutions (excluding the University of Utah), the nine campuses of the Utah College of Applied Technology (UCAT) and 41 school districts provide some Career and Technical Education programs. CTE programs in higher education, including UCAT focus on job preparation and offer short-term, competency-based training programs tailored for business and industry ending in certificates or associate degrees. Public Education programs concentrate on offering exploratory and basic skill training, although in some instances advanced training is provided. Funding Detail
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