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Users that select college majors based on Kuder assessment results have higher GPAs.
Users say Kuder is highly helpful in making educational and career plans.
Our solutions are designed to strengthen and sustain today’s CTE programs and to foster collaboration between education, business, and community stakeholders to drive both student success and economic development.
Helping Students Understand the Value of CTE
"People forget that jobs in the skilled trades are vital."
Internships and Career Readiness
Internships can do so much more than boost a student's employability skills.
See how the OK Career Guide, powered by Kuder® provides students with work-based learning experiences aligned with their personal interests, skills, and work values. Watch the video.
Helping Students Make Choices
North Carolina's Onslow County Schools has a student-centered approach to CTE that includes a career planning system powered by Kuder.
Comprehensive Qualitative and Quantitative Survey and Analysis
Measure the effectiveness of your CTE, college and career readiness, or career development program.
“Economic success has long been tied to the cultivation of human capital. Companies like Kuder are absolutely critical when it comes to strengthening the talent pipeline.”
Jay Byers, Chief Executive Officer
The Greater Des Moines Partnership
In 20 minutes or less, students can complete the career assessments within Kuder Navigator and uncover amazing insights into their personal interests, skills, and values. But that’s just the beginning: they’ll also create multi-year education plans, learn real-world skills, and envision their future goals.
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Providing Equitable Access to Relevant Opportunities
Pathways Link connects students to your CTE program.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Skilled Workers
Manufacturing facing a skilled labor shortage. Where does Kuder fit in?
Kuder Chairman & CEO Phil Harrington discusses the importance of planning for the future and CTE's role in preparing students for success.
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Kate Blosveren Kreamer — Deputy Executive Director, Advance CTE
Advance CTE often describes Career Technical Education (CTE) as an educational option that provides learners with the knowledge and skills they need to be prepared for college and careers. We believe that CTE gives purpose to learning by emphasizing real-world skills and practical knowledge within a selected career focus. And, CTE opens students’ minds and hearts to new experiences by exposing them to a variety of careers, starting in middle school, if not earlier.
But, for CTE to reach its full promise, we must stay focused on ensuring each student has access to and the opportunities to succeed in high-quality, well-designed CTE programs of study that cover a depth of technical, academic and 21st century skills.
While students may benefit from taking a CTE course or two, as this white paper demonstrates, the true impact can be found when students complete a rigorous, intentional sequence of courses that are aligned across high school and postsecondary, validated by industry, and anchored in a credential of value. It is through these experiences and pathways that students can truly be prepared for careers, college and in the 21st century.
Equipping Students with 21st Century Skills to Achieve Career Fulfillment
White Paper By Ryan McGrew
This white paper examines research on the positive impact of student engagement in Career and Technical Education (CTE).
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Defining the Core Competencies Students Need to Succeed in Today's World
Downloadable Infographic
21st century skills are the core competencies such as Collaboration, Critical Thinking, Creativity, and Communication that students need to thrive in today's world.
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