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High School Students

Silicon Valley Career Technical Education educates eligible high school students for success in careers and college in a professional, hands-on environment. Courses are offered within 11 industry sectors where junior and senior high school students can explore and develop technical skills that will lead them to higher education or into the workplace.

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Adult Students

Our daytime high school program accepts adults on a space-available basis. Adults pay a registration fee and are required to register in person. Our programs prepare adults with new employable skills to achieve their full potential. Some courses offer certifications that prepare adults to quickly re-enter the workforce.

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24Career Technical Education courses available

6 out of 10 students plan to pursue a career related to the CTE area they explore in high school.
— NRCCUA and ACTE (2016)
The average high school graduation rate for students concentrating in CTE programs is 93%.
— U.S Department of Education (2014)

88% CTE students plan to continue to postsecondary education

— U.S. Department of Education (2014)
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Silicon Valley Career Technical Education
760 Hillsdale Avenue
San Jose, CA 95136
Building 800
(408) 723-6400
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
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