Build the foundation.
Begin program-specific instruction, safety/professional expectations, leadership, and career exploration.
Explore teaching, learning environments, professional responsibilities, communication, and pathways into education careers.
Exact grade-level eligibility and scheduling are confirmed using current QCSD requirements rather than a static public grade list.
Begin program-specific instruction, safety/professional expectations, leadership, and career exploration.
Continue the program sequence with more advanced application and QCCTC career-readiness expectations, including WorkKeys.
Use program interests and experiences to explore employment, technical training, college, apprenticeship, public service, or other related next steps.
Program pages give families and community members a useful overview without exposing protected student records or internal monitoring data.
Examine how educators create structured, supportive environments for learners.
Build communication, planning, responsibility, and professional habits connected to education.
Use AET embedded workplace learning to document authentic experiences and growth.
Connect with Educators Rising opportunities that support the future educator pathway.
These are broad career directions for exploration, not promises of employment or program completion credentials.
Use this direction as a starting point for career research, job-shadow conversations, and postsecondary planning.
Use this direction as a starting point for career research, job-shadow conversations, and postsecondary planning.
Use this direction as a starting point for career research, job-shadow conversations, and postsecondary planning.
Use this direction as a starting point for career research, job-shadow conversations, and postsecondary planning.
Use this direction as a starting point for career research, job-shadow conversations, and postsecondary planning.
Program II students participate in QCCTC's ACT WorkKeys readiness and testing process. Public pages show the readiness structure only; individual student results remain protected.
Learn about WorkKeys →Families, prospective students, community members, and partners can contact QCCTC for program information or to discuss a visit.