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.
Utah · State handbook · revised June 2025
Utah’s June 2025 handbook explicitly addresses concurrent enrollment through the Statewide Online Education Program. It assigns student-support responsibilities to the school–college partnership and describes course alignment and approval.
Ask your counselor: Which courses are available through my school, what requirements apply, and how will the credits count?
The handbook’s stated $5-per-credit rate is specifically for 2025–26, so it is not presented here as a verified 2026–27 price. Confirm current college tuition, fees, waivers and district program allocation.
The handbook explicitly provides a route through SOEP. Individual course prerequisites, college approval and the student’s college/career readiness plan still apply.
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 Utah’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.