May 1 is the deadline many students are facing to accept their college of choice but more and more students are opting for an education alternative or an apprenticeship.
View this story as it appeared April 29, 2023 on Good Morning America.
May 1 is the deadline many students are facing to accept their college of choice but more and more students are opting for an education alternative or an apprenticeship.
View this story as it appeared April 29, 2023 on Good Morning America.
Cape May County Technical Schools have named Derek Robinson, Cape May-Lewes Ferry captain with the Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA) in New Castle, Del., as the 2025 Business Partner of the Year. Robinson and the DRBA have played a key role in the development of the district’s new Marine Maintenance career and technical education program, providing guidance that has strengthened curriculum with added industry-valued credentials and student opportunities.
Camden County Technical Schools (CCTS) proudly recognizes Cold Technology, a respected commercial heating, air and refrigeration company based in Blackwood, as its 2025 Business Partner of the Year. This strong and growing partnership reflects the very best of career and technical education, connecting classroom learning with real-world experience and preparing students for a successful transition into a high-demand trade.
Business and professional partnerships are critical to the success of New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools. They give students unique learning opportunities that offer a realistic view of a career or even exposure to a new or highly specialized career pathway in their desired field.