Georgia CTAE

A new pathway to a Georgia high school diploma is coming this fall.

The Work-Based Learning Diploma will allow students to combine career-focused coursework with extensive paid work-based learning experiences in high-demand fields, helping them graduate workforce-ready and prepared for success.

Learn more: https://url.gadoe.org/aopok

From classrooms to careers, Georgia students are building skills for the future.

The new Top State for Talent Map showcases innovative career pathways, strong business partnerships, and work-based learning opportunities, helping students gain real-world experience in high-demand fields across the state. 📍

Explore the map and see how Georgia is preparing students for life after high school: https://url.gadoe.org/3dghr.

Georgia's work to make education data more transparent and accessible is earning national recognition. The National Governors Association spotlighted GaDOE's Reading Readiness and CTAE Advantage dashboards as examples for other states.

Through Georgia Insights, stakeholders can access interactive tools, reports, and visualizations that support informed decision-making for students and schools statewide.

Read more: https://url.gadoe.org/2c7bd

Today we honor leaders past and present — and the future leaders growing in Georgia CTAE classrooms.
Through CTSOs and career pathways, students don’t just learn leadership… they practice it.
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Georgia loves CTAE because it fuels our economy, supports our #1 industry—agriculture—and keeps our state competitive.
When students succeed, communities thrive. That’s the CTAE difference. ❤️

Georgia employers ❤️ CTAE because it delivers a skilled, prepared workforce.
From technical skills to professionalism and leadership, CTAE students graduate ready to contribute on day one.

Tell us why CTAE matters to our business and industry partners!