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Buncombe County Schools promotes Career and Technical Education opportunities for high school students

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A Buncombe County Schools staff member announced the district’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) offerings, listing program areas and urging students to contact counselors or the career development coordinator and visit the district website for more information.

A staff member for Buncombe County Schools highlighted the district’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) offerings in a brief announcement, urging high school students to “discover your passion” and consider internships tied to career programs.

The presenter said CTE at Buncombe County Schools includes courses across a wide range of fields, listing agriculture and natural resources; architecture and construction; business, marketing and finance; automotive technology; family and consumer sciences; hospitality and tourism; human services; health sciences; arts; technology and communications; science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM); and manufacturing. The speaker also encouraged students to join career technical student organizations to apply classroom skills and compete with peers statewide and internationally.

“Don’t get stuck in a rut spinning your wheels. Time to get geared up to explore a whole world of exciting career possibilities with Buncombe County Schools Career and Technical Education, also known as CTE,” the staff member said.

The announcement directed students to seek information from their career development coordinator or school counselor and to visit the district website, buncombeschools.org, for details on programs and internships. The presenter did not provide enrollment deadlines, program-specific schedules, or funding details during the announcement.