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Career & Technical Education
Adult Education Students
At Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES, adult students can explore a variety of Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs designed to prepare them for rewarding careers in fields such as healthcare, skilled trades, and technology. These hands-on, two-year programs offer practical training and real-world experience, helping students build the skills they need for the workforce. To enroll, students must complete an application, take the TABE (Test of Adult Basic Education), and undergo a background check. Please note that the New Visions program is not available to adult students. Take the first step toward your career by applying today by contacting Kim Fiato at (716) 805-3155 or kfiato@e2ccb.org.
Hands-on learning and certifications for high-demand careers in healthcare, engineering, information technology, and skilled trades.
Students enrolled in an approved Career & Technical Education (CTE) program acquire the skills, knowledge, and professional practices necessary for success in college and the workforce. Students experience relevant, challenging, and industry-aligned curricula supported by current technology in learning environments that foster high academic achievement and skill development. Coursework is organized to provide both theory and hands-on experiences.
Students have an opportunity to participate in internships with business, industry, and education partners. The curriculum is assessed against national industry standards and meets the new Next Generation Learning Standards.
Students in CTE programs receive integrated instruction in academic subjects and earn the required fourth unit of ELA, third unit of math, and third unit of science. Upon the successful completion of the two-year program, CTE students meeting specific criteria will earn a Technical Endorsement on their diploma.
Students with disabilities enrolled in CTE programs will benefit from accommodations and curriculum modifications that are identified on their Individual Education Plans (IEP). Districts may be required to purchase additional services for students with disabilities in accordance with an IEP or 504 Plan to support access to the general education CTE curriculum.
Automotive Body Repair
Automotive Technology
Career & Technical Explorations
Conservation
Construction Technology
Cosmetology
Criminal Justice
Culinary Arts
HVAC/R
Health Careers
Information Technology/Computer Systems
New Visions in Education
New Visions in Precision Manufacturing & Engineering
Power Equipment Technology
Pre-Engineering & Drafting Design
Small Animal Science
Sports Conditioning & Exercise Science
Welding/Metal Fabrication
Contact Us
Carrier Educational Center
8685 Erie Road
Angola, NY 14006
Leo Fial, Director of CTE, P-TECH, and Program Innovation
(716) 549-4454
ext. 4007
lfial@e2ccb.org
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