For more information please contact CCSD Work-Based Coordinator 

guest speakers

Please refer to EXPLORATION tab Guest Speakers

college/industry tours

Please refer to EXPLORATION tab College/Industry Tours

school-based enterprise (sbe)

School Based Enterprise (SBE) is a simulated or actual business conducted within a school.  It is designed to replicate a specific business or segment of an industry and assist students in acquiring work experience related to their chosen career cluster.  Three basic common enterprises currently are retail, service and manufacturing.

School-Based Enterprise can provide many and varied experiences for students and local businesses in the community.  These enterprises can offer students opportunities to develop and understanding of the kinds of work done in today's workplace.  Students may be involved in all aspects of the business and can rotate among the various positions and tasks involved in the designated business venture.  Student have opportunities to work with teachers and business leaders who can serve as mentors.

​School-Based Enterprises provide students opportunities to:

1. Utilize basic academic skills
2. Gain Experience in work-related environment
3. Develop an understanding of the economic system and its impact on society
4. Work as a team member
5. Develop leadership skills
6. Become familiar with technology and vocabulary in the business

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supervised agricultural experience (sae)

The Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) program involves practical agricultural activities performed by students outside of scheduled classroom and laboratory time. SAEs provide a method in agricultural education for students to receive real-world career experiences in an area of agriculture that they are most interested in. Supervised Agricultural Experiences are an important component of agricultural education and are required element of all Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (AFNR) courses.

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JOB SHADOWING

Job Shadowing is learning through observation and is a way to form partnerships between employers and CCSD students.  Shadowing is an opportunity for a student to spend a limited amount of time (less than 15 hours) with an individual in a chosen occupation in order to become familiar with the duties associated with that occupation and the physical setting of the occupation.

• Job shadowing involves observing a professional as they work to get a better understanding of their particular career.
• Can help determine whether a certain job is right for you.
• Connect academics to workplace. 
• Students get to see the big picture.
• Learn practical skills

CTE COURSE

Please click here to Carson High School CTE Program