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What to know
Career and Technical Education (CTE) lets students gain career skills as they complete high school or high school equivalency (HSE). CTE offers work-based learning experiences like job shadowing, mentorships, and internships. Important details • CTE is available at designated CTE high schools and through CTE programs in other high schools. • 8th graders can enroll in CTE during the regular high school admissions process. • Students can also earn a CTE-endorsed Regents Diploma, on top of traditional high school graduation requirements. How to apply You can get help enrolling in a CTE at a public high school by: • Talking to your guidance counselor • Speaking with a staff member from a Family Welcome Center . • Find a CTE high school based on where you live and your interests. How to get help • Visit the CTE or Department of Education website to learn more about CTE. • Call the high school admission line at 718-935-2399 if you have questions about CTE. • Email the Office of School Enrollment at HSEnrollment@schools.nyc.gov if you have questions about CTE. • Visit a Family Welcome Center to get help in person.
Hours, eligibility, and availability can change. The official provider or program source has the latest information.
Eligibility
To be eligible to apply for a New York City public high school, you must be able to answer yes to these questions: • Are you a New York City resident? • Are you currently an 8th-grade student or a first-time 9th-grade student?
Weekly hours
No dependable weekly hours are published here. Use the exact schedule in the description or official source and confirm before traveling or calling.