Priority 2 · Develop programs
A documented CTE program, funding mechanism, or pathway supports targeted development; the current buyer and budget still need qualification.
National resources + My state
Explore careers, compare pay and connect with college-credit options. National resources stay available when you choose a state.
United States · official occupation example
National context, including when a state is selected. These figures do not describe a local offer or personal salary progression.
BLS occupation profile ↗National · Local salary comparison
Look up local, state and national wages; compare occupations or locations.
Try this: Check a salary for your location.
Wage distributions describe workers in an occupation. They do not establish your starting offer or a personal raise schedule.
National · Discover your interests
Browse more than 900 careers by industry, preparation or interests, with an interest-assessment entry point.
Try this: Find careers you might enjoy.
Use it to discover possibilities, then verify the local education and credential route.
National · Occupation evidence
Review duties, typical entry education, wage data and employment outlook across occupations.
Try this: Verify the evidence behind a career choice.
Employment growth measures the number of jobs. It is not a forecast of an individual’s salary growth.
California · State program or guidance
CCAP partnerships and early-college models support high-school access to community-college coursework, including underserved students.
Ask your counselor: Which courses are available through my school, what requirements apply, and how will the credits count?
Historical grant appropriations do not establish a current open funding round.
Online delivery was not established by the sources reviewed. Confirm course-level permission with the college; this is not evidence that virtual delivery is prohibited.
The state program link is drawn from the existing Atlas. Salary resources open tools where you can choose your state or metro; a state selection here does not mean local wage records have been imported. Local apprenticeship schedules, licensing links and verified starting-pay records remain to be added.
Open California’s workforce brief →These are complementary resources. The comparison reflects reviewed public descriptions, not a full feature audit.
National
Look up local, state and national wages; compare occupations or locations.
Visit CareerOneStop ↗National
Browse more than 900 careers by industry, preparation or interests, with an interest-assessment entry point.
Visit My Next Move ↗Colorado example
Explore Colorado industries and compare roles, wages, openings, growth and training needs.
Visit My Colorado Journey ↗Texas example
Choose monthly expenses to estimate salary needs, or select an occupation and compare its pay with a lifestyle.
Visit Texas Reality Check ↗National
Review duties, typical entry education, wage data and employment outlook across occupations.
Visit BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook ↗Prefer public agencies, official occupation data, education providers and credential issuers. Each listing identifies purpose, geographic scope, use and review date. A listing is a starting point; verify admission, funding, licensing and program availability with the responsible provider.
This hub includes national career tools and the existing 50-state dual-enrollment source set. It is not yet a complete 50-state directory of wages, apprenticeships or licenses. Links are curated; automatic link checking and source refresh have not been activated for this hub.