CareerTech Delivers

Oklahoma CareerTech delivers education and training through a network of 397 PK-12 comprehensive school districts, 29 technology center districts, 16 skills centers sites (programs for offenders), 32 adult education and family literacy providers and 8,764 businesses (number of businesses is duplicated in some categories). The CareerTech System annually boasts nearly 490,000 enrollments. Want to see how CareerTech delivers? Check out the videos below.

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Students at Choctaw Middle School are learning essential life lessons in FACS, from an instructor who may not look like your typical FACS teacher! Blane Singletary brings us the story of Richard Boone, an airman turned teacher thanks to the Troops To Teachers program.

Students at Northeast Tech in Pryor, Oklahoma saw an everyday problem at Hopkins Manufacturing, and came up with a solution that saved money and created a safer workplace. We take you inside Trishia Masterson's "Project: Lead The Way" pre-engineering/mathematics class.

With hundreds of court reporter vacancies around Oklahoma, and thousands around the country, the need is stronger than ever. See how Gordon Cooper Technology Center in Shawnee is training the next generation, and why this job is still essential in the judicial system.

CareerTech helps Oklahoma businesses fill their workforce needs with certified skilled workers.

CareerTech classrooms emulate workforce needs to build skilled workforces to close skills gap in our state.

Oklahoma CareerTech focuses on building skills for the current workforce as well as for businesses being recruiting into the state.

CareerTech builds students’ skill sets for future jobs through education now that will transfer into making them successful in the workplace.

CareerTech’s OK Career Guide allows us to make connections with businesses throughout the state and help guide students in developing skills sets to meet workforce needs.

Career endorsements connect students’ interests to career pathways that have options based on the level of education they want to achieve.

CareerTech connects students to business needs at an early age to help guide them in career paths they find interesting.

Building relationships with local technology centers will assure businesses have the trained workforces they need.

CareerTech Skills Centers help inmates earn skills training certifications that will help them enter the workforce upon release and become productive citizens in their communities.

Career development options allow students to choose the career that is right for them.

CareerTech’s guidance counseling aligns students’ interests with wealth-generating jobs that can provide them with a better quality of life.

Kiamichi Technology Center is helping small business owners in Southeastern Oklahoma promote job growth and build the economy.

CareerTech and OBAN partners with tribes to help small businesses, and in turn, the economy, to grow and flourish right here in Oklahoma. Hear one such story featuring the BCW Group, the Choctaw Nation, and Kiamichi Technical Center.

Georg Fischer Central Plastics partners with Oklahoma CareerTech and Gordon Cooper Technology Center to add skills and increase competency within its workforce.

Construction companies need women, not only to meet gender regulations on job sites, but also for their management expertise.

Family and Consumer Sciences Education students learn life skills that we all need to know from nutrition, child development, communication to budgeting and so much more.

Oklahoma's Aerospace industry employs more than 200,000 Oklahomans, and the industry is growing. Oklahoma CareerTech offers training in a variety of aerospace careers.

Eye protection and safety tips for the welding classroom and the ultraviolet light found in the great outdoors.

It takes education, training and jobs to grow an economy.

DECA students learn real-world life skills in a marketing promotion project that helps infants in need at the same time.

Teaching real-world life skills outside the traditional classroom setting.

Teaching real-world life skills outside the traditional classroom setting.

CareerTech’s Oklahoma Bid Assistance Network provides valuable resources to local businesses navigating the maze of government procurement.

Oklahoma’s FFA officer team execute the flag raising and lowering ceremonies on an elevated platform at Camp Tulakogee.

As members of the Oklahoma FFA organization, Travis and Tyler Schnaithman gained valuable agricultural knowledge and skills that they apply each day on their family farm.

CareerTech designs programs that align with industry needs to assure the availability of a highly skilled workforce.

The Oklahoma Military Connection program helps those who serve in the military find jobs as they transition back into civilian life.

A helping hand turned Porsha Lippincott’s life around, and now she is enjoying a successful career in aviation.

Using critical thinking skills, students apply math and science concepts to a problem in order to find a solution they can engineer and develop into a new technology.

FCCLA members organized the Oklahoma Challenge Project to raise awareness on the dangers of texting and driving.

Students, teachers and industry work together to build a skilled workforce in the construction field.

Students in the HOSA organization learn valuable skills that help them be successful in health-related occupations.

The skillset Jason Burks gained as a member of Business Professionals of America helped him in his pursuit of a successful career.

Medical students say their involvement in the FFA organization helped prepare them for medical school.

CareerTech skills centers provide offenders with occupational training that empowers them to find jobs after release and become productive citizens.

Pre-engineering students develop critical thinking skills through problem-based activities.

Students learn the value of their math education during hands-on application in construction projects.

Tech centers provide training on all aspects of residential construction by broadening the minds and developing the hands of students.

The trades industries offer many rewarding careers in construction and design.

OBAN helps small businesses to compete and succeed in the government contract arena.

Students earn professional credentials in graphic design that will allow them to enter a career in advertising and design.

Oklahoma tech centers provide learning labs that allow students to develop core competencies through hands-on skills training and experiences.