Career & Technical Education

CTE provides you with the knowledge and hands-on training necessary to succeed in your future career. More than 10,000 students are enrolled in Salem-Keizer Public School's CTE programs, which have a 99.37% graduation rate for program concentrators. 

Learn more about CTE programs and the careers they'll prepare you for in our CTE Career & College Opportunities brochure.

• CTE Career & College Opportunities in English (PDF)
• CTE Career & College Opportunities in Spanish (PDF)
• CTE Career & College Opportunities - ADA Accessible Version (PDF)

The Difference Between CTE and CTEC

While Salem-Keizer high schools have CTE programs on campus, the Career & Technical Education Center (CTEC) serves as a hub for junior and senior students enrolled in CTEC's programs. Students are still enrolled at their home high school and spend 2.5 days a week on the CTEC campus.

• No application is necessary for CTE programs offered at the high school you are enrolled at. 
• If you're interested in a program offered at CTEC and are on track to begin next school year as a junior or senior, you can apply for admission to CTEC.
• The district will take steps to assure that lack of English language proficiency will not be a barrier to admission and participation in career and technical education programs. See our CTE Nondiscrimination Statement to learn more.