Help shape the future of career pathways available to Connecticut students by taking a short survey.
The Connecticut Career Pathways Commission is developing recommendations to help students explore their interests, understand career options, build skills, and connect classroom learning to future education, training, and employment. The group wants to hear from teachers before these recommendations are finalized.
Career-connected education can include career exploration, real-world classroom projects, visits from professionals, workplace skills, job shadows, internships, apprenticeships, technical courses, or chances to earn college credit. It can begin well before high school and is meant to strengthen—not replace—academic learning.
This survey takes about three minutes, and no prior experience with these programs is needed. You do not need to enter your name or individual school.
