What does CEE mean in CAREER

CEE provides students with the skills, guidance, and resources needed to develop career goals, make informed decisions about education, practice self-empowerment, and set personal goals for success. Additionally, students can gain valuable life skills such as effective communication, time management, problem-solving skills and more.

Schools may offer different types of CEE programs depending on their needs. Some schools may require that you enroll in classes related to career or job exploration while other schools may offer mentorship opportunities or extracurricular activities through their Career Centers. Additionally there are online courses that can provide students with access to career readiness resources.

Most schools have criteria that must be met in order to participate in their CEE programs so it is best to contact your school's Career Center in order to find out if you are eligible. Generally speaking most high school age students are eligible for career education opportunities at their school or through an outside resource such as an online course or a local employment center.

Services may vary between programs but they could include one-on-one counseling sessions, workshops on topics such as applying for college or finding employment opportunities, resume building assistance or mock interviews, access to job shadowing/internships/apprenticeships, networking events/conferences with business professionals within your field of interest and much more.

Depending on your school's policy you may get credits for participating in some components of a CEE program such as completing classes or completing worksheets provided by the program director. It is best to check with your school's Career Center regarding any credit options available before participating in any local or online courses associated with the CEE program.