Career and Technical Education
Teaching students hands-on skills now for career success later.
Planner Studio Stainless Steel Top: This durable surface is built for creativity, exploration, and hands-on learning.
Potential Fixed Height Stool: Offers durable, inclusive seating with five height options—including a 22" model for eye-level collaboration at ADA-compliant tables. Built-in features like a backpack hook, hand hold, and stackable legs make it a smart, space-saving choice for modern classrooms.
Cascade Mega Tower: Designed for ultimate versatility, the Cascade Mega-Tower offers mobile storage that adapts to your needs. Customize it with tote trays or shelves to hold everything from plants to cooking materials. Add options like locking doors, a riser shelf, or a whiteboard back to make it even more functional for any learning environment.
Merging Academics with Hands-On Skills
Exploring career choices as a teen can be guesswork. Career and Technical Education (CTE) is out to change that. CTE programs offer students immersive environments for learning hands-on skills in high-demand careers.
CTE Classrooms for Middle School & High School
Today’s CTE exposes students to a broader range of industries sooner. It requires intentional environments, with tables, seating and storage that become part of the curriculum. Some examples: stainless steel tabletops for practicing culinary arts, adjustable stools for building model rockets, and mobile tool storage for auto mechanics.
Design Considerations
First, narrow down which CTE career pathways to offer students. Then follow these general tips for your school’s CTE classroom, shop, lab, kitchen or more:
- Replicate professional environments for hands-on learning
- Keep layouts flexible
- Integrate technology
- Prioritize safety and storage
Education Trend
Students are Clamoring for CTE
Discover how to design dynamic Career and Technical Education (CTE) classrooms that empower students with real-world skills. Learn how flexible, hands-on environments can prepare middle and high schoolers for career success across diverse pathways.
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