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    "description": "The BS in Career and Technical Education (CTE) program prepares you to become a career and workforce education and training leader. You'll utilize innovative measures to influence and serve in modern educational and organizational settings. Many students enrolled in this program are experienced subject matter experts from all industries and businesses. Because of this, all of your coursework is relevant and individualized to your specific field.\r\n\r\nBecome a CTE teacher for high schools, technical colleges, community colleges, state colleges or correctional facilities. Teachers work in formal educational settings in programs with degrees, diplomas or certificates. Another career path with this degree is a workforce trainer position. Workforce trainers work in business and industry in informal settings: workshops, conferences, online learning webinars that do not provide a degree or diploma. These are usually short sessions with only adults.\r\n\r\nDesigned with the working professional in mind, you can complete your <a href=https://www.ucf.edu/online/degree/career-and-technical-education-bs/\">career and technical education degree fully online</a>.\r\n\r\n<a href=https://www.ucf.edu/degree/career-and-technical-education-bs/workforce-training-and-development/\"><strong>Workforce Training &amp; Development Track</strong></a>\r\nDesigned to cultivate a new generation of compelling career and workforce training leaders, this track gives you the tools to seamlessly transfer your industry knowledge to adult learners. In addition to the career and technical education core course requirements, you'll also take two upper-division electives in workforce training and development fundamentals and workforce training and development instructional planning.",
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