Overview
College and Career Readiness Guidebooks
CTE Programs
Career Clusters
Apprenticeship Maryland
Industry-Recognized Credentials
P-Tech
Student Organizations
Career Development
Work-based Learning
CTE Teacher Certification
Accountability & Improvement
Perkins V Accountability
CTE Data
CTE Videos
Computer Science
Family and Consumer Science
Financial Literacy
Technology Education
Maryland CTE programs of study are statewide model programs that are organized around career clusters. The programs are designed to prepare high school students for the 21st Century's global economy and its rapidly changing workforce needs. All CTE programs are aligned to established academic and technical skill standards to ensure student preparation for college and careers. These programs also include work-based learning opportunities (e.g. internships, clinical experiences, or industry-mentored projects) tied to the student's area of interest. Upon completion of a Maryland CTE program of study, students also have the option to earn college credits and/or industry-recognized credentials such as certifications and licenses.
Arts, Media, and Communications
Business Management and Finance
Construction and Development
Consumer Services, Hospitality and Tourism
Environmental, Agriculture and Natural Resources
Health and Biosciences
Human Resource Services
Information Technology
Manufacturing, Engineering and Technology
Transportation Technologies
Career Research and Development