Career and Life Skills Education

Advisory Committees

What is a Career and Technical Education Advisory Committee?

Advisory Committees for Career and Life Skills Education programs are designed to help improve programs that prepare students to transition to post-secondary education and succeed in the workforce.    Brochure

Members representing business and labor meet with Career and Life Skills Education staff three times a year and share their expertise in the skills and competencies needed in specific occupations. They are involved in program development, curriculum, and staff development.

Committee members promote constructive and necessary change within a program, generate new ideas, and serve as advocates for quality Career and Technical education.

You are asked to serve because:

• Your skills and expertise are valuable to the Career and Technical program.
• Your advise, time and energy will improve instructional efforts.
• Your ideas about education and training are important.
• You are willing to work as a member of a team.

Your efforts will ensure that students acquire the knowledge, skills and attitudes that are necessary to enter and succeed in the workforce.

Would you like to serve on an Advisory Committee?

For more information contact us at 425.204.2310.

Currently we have Advisory Committees in the following areas:

• General Advisory Committee
• Business/Information Technology
• CADD (Computer Aided Drafting and Design)
• Computer Graphics and Video Production
• Construction
• Family and Consumer Science Education
• Health Sciences/Sports Medicine
• Horticulture
• Jewelry Design and Manufacturing
• Marketing
• Networking Technology
•  Robotics