Advanced Career
The Pathways
Model and Features
How-To

The Model and Features


More Details

Key Features That Form the Process

Assessment

Teacher Training

Sample Planning Guide



FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Gene Bottoms
Senior Vice President
(404) 875-9211


The Advanced Career (formerly Preparation for Tomorrow) model calls for designing, implementing and continuously improving a pathway of four career/technical courses in a specific career field, with key features to ensure it is rigorous enough for students to meet college- and career-readiness standards.

Two of the courses are considered foundational and two are more advanced, with the potential for the student to earn dual (both high school and postsecondary) credit. The courses are transportable and scalable across states and schools, with a strong focus on quality so students are ready for an entry-level job or can move into postsecondary education without remediation.



Key Features


The model spells out nine specific features to guide states, such as:

  • A solid academic core in English, math, science and social science
  • Challenging, authentic projects and assignments in context of the career field
  • Employer and business involvement
  • End-of-course assessments
  • In-depth instructor training
  • Opportunities to award academic credit




 

 

© 1999-2014 Southern Regional Education Board. All rights reserved. | Terms and Conditions | Site Map| Contact SREB | SREB Privacy Policy