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Our workforce training courses offer learners the ability to improve on existing skills, learn brand-new skills, and pursue new career pathways—all while learning how to be a well-rounded professional ready to excel in the global workforce.

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Whether you are a big institution, small school, or adult learner, we have a course solution for you. Our career and technical education courses are fun, engaging and equip learners to excel on day one in the professional world.

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Since 2003, we have enjoyed partnering with educators to create and deliver the most innovative career and technical education courses to equip students to succeed in school and prepare for life after secondary education. 


Our media-rich, highly interactive courses allow educators to deploy our curriculum without being subject experts. We strive to equip students with the soft skills, hard skills, training and certifications that will prepare them for the world—whether they pursue post-secondary education or enter the workforce. We do all of this while keeping learning fun, engaging and exciting.

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By Steve Waddell 03 Oct, 2024
One of our recent blog articles discussed our work with NOCTI, the nation's largest provider of industry-based credentials and partner industry certifications for CTE programs. Today we are highlighting how we are helping one of our teachers, Ian Kilpatrick, prepare his students for the NOCTI Web Design exams as he uses our Web Design curriculum . Ian teaches at the High School of Fashion Industries in Manhattan, New York City. For more about Ian and his students, check out this article we wrote last year . Aligning to NOCTI To make sure we were aligned to NOCTI, we updated our existing curriculum to meet the Standards and Competencies that make up the foundation for the written NOCTI exam. We then added new content modules to fill in certain areas, which ensures we are covering the necessary topics and content so that teachers using our curriculum can be confident they are preparing their students for written exam success. Next, we updated our performance assessment in which students have the opportunity to use a practicum that prepares them for each stage of the NOCTI assessment. This gives students the chance to practice the web design and development process to better prepare for the performance assessment. Hear what Ian has to say about working with CTeLearning: “The web design curriculum provided by CTeLearning was instrumental in preparing my students for the NOCTI Web Design exam. The team was incredibly responsive and quick to adjust the curriculum to better align with our specific needs, ensuring that the content directly supported the exam requirements.The comprehensive approach to teaching foundational concepts, combined with hands-on projects, has deepened students' understanding of web design principles while building their confidence in applying these skills in real-world scenarios. Thanks to the clear, structured lessons and the emphasis on both creativity and technical proficiency, my students felt well-equipped and knowledgeable as they approached the NOCTI exam. This curriculum has truly laid a solid groundwork for their future careers in web design. I couldn't recommend it more highly!” So what’s next for Ian? This year his school is taking advantage of several new courses as part of their senior capstone program. In this new capstone course, the students will earn two new certificates, Bootstrap 5 and Hybrid and Remote Working Professional (HRWP). Students build websites for live clients who may be fellow entrepreneurs in the fashion and business senior programs, for local startups or for mom and pop stores in their Brooklyn neighborhood. Regardless of who each student gets as their client, they will be practicing the technical and soft skills they learned from going through our Web Design course and preparing for their NOCTI written and performance exams. Throughout the Bootstrap 5 course, students gain skills in developing mobile-friendly sites and applications. The HRWP certificate has sections on interviewing and freelancing to help students prepare for jobs that may not be 100% in-office. All of this helps students build their professional portfolios and add valuable certifications to their resumes for future educational and professional endeavors. Learn More Interested in learning more? Stay tuned for future articles about our work with NOCTI. And click here or call us at 913-764-4272 to schedule a free 20-minute demo of any of our courses and certifications.
By Steve Waddell 22 Sep, 2024
We are proud to announce that CTeLearning has officially joined the NOCTI Alignment Network. Our first alignment is to NOCTI’s Web Design Certification. Our Web Design Curriculum has been developed to support both the written and performance components of NOCTI’s Web Design assessment. This alignment is part of our ongoing commitment to developing courseware to support learners to prepare for and earn industry-based certifications (IBC) as part of building strong career and technical education (CTE) programs of study. NOCTI Overview NOCTI is the nation's largest provider of industry-based credentials and partner industry certifications for CTE programs across the nation. Since 1966, NOCTI has been producing assessments to help institutions verify essential skills for the future workforce. NOCTI provides curricular and instructional improvement tools for secondary and postsecondary institutions. In addition to over 100 industry-based credentials, NOCTI also works with customers to create customized solutions. Services include job and task analysis, assessment construction, assessment delivery, credentialing, score reporting, score interpretation, and digital badging. Nocti Business Solutions, a subsidiary of NOCTI, addresses the needs of business/industry by offering customized solutions to enhance workplace productivity. How Did CTeLearning Get Involved With NOCTI? First, we updated our existing curriculum to meet the Standards and Competencies that make up the foundation for the written NOCTI exam. We then added new content modules to fill in certain areas. This ensures we are covering the necessary topics and content so that teachers using our curriculum can be confident they are preparing their students for written exam success. Next, we updated our performance assessment in which students have the opportunity to use a practicum that prepares them for each of the stages of the NOCTI assessment. This gives students the chance to practice the web design and development process to better prepare for the performance assessment. NOCTI Web Design We chose to tackle the Web Design Credential by NOCTI first as we are heavily invested in helping the SkillsUSA Web Design and Development National competition. We look forward to going through the alignment process for curricula we have that align with existing NOCTI credentials. How Do You Know if Your Curriculum is Aligned to NOCTI? As a teacher, how do you make sure that the curriculum you are using is aligned to the NOCTI Web Design written and performance assessments? One way is to review the Assessment Blueprint and another is to look for the following NOCTI Alignment Network Member logo. This logo signifies that the organization has completed an independent alignment of its product(s) to NOCTI’s publicly available standards and competencies per NOCTI’s alignment guidelines. Note: The use of this logo does not imply endorsement by NOCTI. In accordance with its ISO 17024 accreditation, NOCTI maintains a strict firewall between its assessments and any products labeled as preparation materials. Interested in Learning More? Stay tuned for future articles about our work with NOCTI. And click here or call us at 913-764-4272 to schedule a free 20-minute demo of any of our courses and certifications.
By Steve Waddell 11 Sep, 2024
This is the third and final article in our series about supporting Texas Schools with TEKS standards (you can find part I here and part II here ). Today we are highlighting our Web and Mobile Game Design course and certification , which meets the 126.48 Web Game Development TEKS standard in collaboration with our certification partner, Web Professionals Global , the international association for those who work in the world of the web. Currently, the state where we have certified the most Web and Mobile Game Designers in our schools is Texas. So, needless to say, we are proud of our Texas teachers and students. Industry Trends Web and mobile game design is a growing industry that isn’t going away anytime soon. By 2025, revenue for mobile games will be more than $138 billion and over 70% of Google Play revenue will be from mobile games. The game design industry in Texas is substantial and continues to grow. Texas has the second largest concentration of game studios in the U.S. with over 100 studios in Austin alone that contribute approximately $1 billion annually to the local economy. Other major hubs include Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston. Texas' vibrant game development scene is further fueled by the state’s role as a major center for mobile app development. In terms of employment, game designers in Texas earn an average annual salary of about $88,140, with job opportunities spanning from indie studios to larger developers. Course Overview Our curriculum exposes your students to this exciting career pathway and shows them the opportunities that exist in the industry. The project-based learning approach guides students to earning their first international industry-recognized certifications. They learn critical STEM skills, develop confidence, and build a college- and career-ready portfolio. Thanks to our industry partnership, students have the option of obtaining a third-party international industry-recognized certification in web game design. This certification is free to schools and students thanks to a unique sponsorship program. As students naturally progress through the course by completing lessons and projects, they also meet the certification’s industry requirements. At the end of the course, students have the option of registering and receiving their new industry-recognized credentials. This is an exciting introduction and a great first step for students to become future-ready for advanced education or a promising career path. The new Boaring Game in the course was inspired by the feral pigs in Texas. This game module is essentially a game development code a long, so that students can see the complete game design and development journey to bring a game to market. The game has quickly become a favorite in and out of Texas. For the 2024-2025 school year, we added several new features to the Web and Mobile Game Design course: Critical Thinking in the Workplace This module allows students to earn a resume-building certificate sponsored by a professional association. This lesson set was developed in collaboration with Web Professionals Global. As a development team, we hear from educators and employers about the struggles they face in the classroom and workplace. One of the most common issues is students and recent grads who struggle with critical thinking. Critical thinking impacts work ethic and decision-making in both the classroom and the workplace. It's essential for analyzing facts, situations, statements, and media reports. These lessons focus on teaching students how to think on their own and analyze what they see and hear. Thinking critically allows students to learn how the right mindset can de-escalate verbal conflicts and move the conversation to fact-based discussions rather than personal attacks. If we are to truly teach problem solving, we must first engage with critical thinking. The initial feedback we have heard from teachers is that we have hit the nail on the head of this common problem. Color Theory and Accessibility It is so easy to forget just how powerful color is in our lives, and how color can be used to help our clients with their messaging to their target audience. In this exciting module, students learn how far back color theory goes. They learn that even Sir Issac Newton had a hand in shaping what we now think of as modern color theory. As a global society, color theory becomes increasingly important as different cultures see and use specific colors to mean different things. As professional designers, how we use color can help our clients grow their businesses or do irreparable damage. This set of lessons helps students develop professional portfolios that are global-ready and demonstrate that they understand international-based design. Color theory is crucial to designs that meet and exceed accessibility standards, helping design clients reach broader markets and avoid costly legal issues. Typography with Accessibility Typography is a crucial design element that profoundly impacts user experience. Whether designing a personal blog, e-commerce site, or corporate portfolio, text appearance affects readability, brand perception, and overall aesthetics. This lesson module covers key typographic terminology, highlights the importance of typography in web design, and shows how different styles can transform your client’s website. Students learn to choose and pair fonts effectively, make text stand out without overwhelming readers, and apply typographic scales and line spacing for mobile devices. Good typography supports accessibility and aligns with WCAG standards, ensuring that content is accessible to all users. The skills gained are invaluable for creating engaging, accessible, and professional digital experiences across all design, marketing, and development fields. Take the Next Step Check out this article and this article for testimonials from schools in Plainview and Sadler on the impact our curriculum is making in the classroom. And click here or call us at 913-764-4272 to schedule a free 20-minute demo with a member of our development team. We would love to help your school join our community of Texas schools that are giving their students the opportunity to explore web and mobile game design and other in-demand STEM careers.
By Joshua Frisch 27 Aug, 2024
Recently we published an article outlining our work with Texas schools to meet specific Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) standards in the classroom. Today we are highlighting our Web and Computer Animation course and certification , which meets the 130.83 Animation TEKS standard. Let’s take a look. Course Overview Animation for the web is a simple and fun way to introduce the STEM career of animation. Business educators love the marketing emphasis integrated into real-world projects. “Tools of the Trade” media-rich tutorials focus on understanding animation concepts and creative principles as well as using the tools and technology professional animators use every day. Portfolio-building projects and optional international industry-recognized certification enhance students’ marketable skills, college preparation, career readiness, and hireability. Our approach has your students living the life of a new hire at an animation studio. Crafted within this interactive career-simulation, students meet their boss, co-workers, and clients. They get emails, text messages, and voicemails as they live and apply the design process to solve problems and create solutions for their customers. Through this uniquely designed career-themed course, students gain valuable experience with animation creation and design software in making animations for the web. This highly interactive and hands-on course guides students through the thrilling process of creating their own animated shorts. Tutorials, videos, and animations guide students through every stage of animation creation, and they also hear from industry professionals along the way. Students learn critical STEM skills, grow their talents, develop confidence, and build a college and career portfolio they can use to show off their new abilities in this always in-demand STEM field. For the 2024-2025 school year, we added several new features to the Web and Computer Animation course: Critical Thinking in the Workplace This module allows students to earn a resume-building certificate sponsored by a professional association. This lesson set was developed in collaboration with Web Professionals Global , our industry partner that develops and backs the industry certificates offered in CTeLearning courses. As a development team, we hear from educators and employers about the struggles they face in the classroom and workplace. One of the most common issues is students and recent grads who struggle with critical thinking. Critical thinking impacts work ethic and decision-making in both the classroom and the workplace. It's essential for analyzing facts, situations, statements, and media reports. These lessons focus on teaching students how to think on their own and analyze what they see and hear. Thinking critically allows students to learn how the right mindset can de-escalate verbal conflicts and move the conversation to fact-based discussions rather than personal attacks. If we are to truly teach problem solving, we must first engage with critical thinking. The initial feedback we have heard from teachers is that we have hit the nail on the head of this common problem. Color Theory and Accessibility It is so easy to forget just how powerful color is in our lives, and how color can be used to help our clients with their messaging to their target audience. In this exciting module, students learn how far back color theory goes. They learn that even Sir Issac Newton had a hand in shaping what we now think of as modern color theory. As a global society, color theory becomes increasingly important as different cultures see and use specific colors to mean different things. As professional designers, how we use color can help our clients grow their businesses or do irreparable damage. This set of lessons helps students develop professional portfolios that are global-ready and demonstrate that they understand international-based design. Color theory is crucial to designs that meet and exceed accessibility standards, helping design clients reach broader markets and avoid costly legal issues. Your School Could Be Next Check out this article on how we are working with a high school in Manor, TX to equip the next generation of animators. And click here or call us at 913-764-4272 to schedule a free 20-minute demo with a member of our development team. We would love to help your school join our community of Texas schools that are giving their students the opportunity to explore web and computer animation and other in-demand STEM careers.
By Steve Waddell 15 Aug, 2024
We are fortunate to have so many Texas CTE programs working with us here at CTeLearning. We have a number of schools using our courses including Web Design , Web Animation , and Web and Mobile Video Game Design . Today we are taking a look at the Web Design course and certification and why our customers love how it aligns with Texas educational standards to put students on the path to success.  BTW - High employment regions for web designers include California, New York, Illinois, Texas , and Florida, offering employment rates 20-25% higher than the national average. The Web Design course (like the Web Animation and Web and Mobile Video Game Design courses) were spun out several years ago from our original Web Technologies course. We created these new courses to be able to meet specific Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) standards (TEKS 126.47 for the Web Design course) to show our support for our Texas educators and take advantage of the feedback they give us to better align to their state needs. For anyone not familiar with Texas, TEKS are the state standards for what students should know and be able to do in each subject and grade level. The Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) has the authority to adopt the TEKS for each subject of curricula. We know not every company takes the time to align their curricula to the TEKS. We find the Texas standards very useful in our development and ongoing updates. Finding quality curricula can be difficult, and it is just one of the many reasons our administrators and teachers continue to work with us year after year. Our course is designed to support you in preparing your students for the NOCTI Web Design certification, including both the written and performance assessments. The Web Design - Job Ready certification is listed on the TEA 2022-2024 IBC List for Public School Accountability. The course meets the TEKS 126.47 standard through the industry-based certification (IBC) opportunity we offer to students. Through our partnership with Web Professional Global , the industry association for all careers related to the web, learners can earn their Web Design certification as they progress through the course and build real-world projects. Course Overview Our Web Design career curriculum is a media-rich and highly interactive hands-on course. We created over 200 tutorial videos to guide your students through coding and teach them how to use HTML5 and CSS3 to build websites from scratch. Over fifty individual expert videos coach students through the broader concepts of aesthetics, design, typography, accessibility, color theory, security, content development and managing a web design team. Throughout the course, we engage them with the technical skills they need to make high-performing sites. The course features interviews with working professionals to give real-world perspective to students about putting skills to use in an industry context. And our teachers know that we continue to offer our legendary customer support, as our developers are just a phone call away for any questions you may have. Students also earn two industry certificates as they progress through the curriculum, both of which are terrific resume builders and add depth to your student portfolio. The Ethics in the Workplace module and certificate teaches students core lessons to be ethical working professionals. And for the fall of 2024, we added the Critical Thinking in the Workplace module and certificate. This was in response to what we have heard from our teachers and industry advisors who shared that they were seeing students struggle with critical thinking, problem solving, and being able to argue their position without resorting to verbal fighting. Our lead developer, Steve Waddell, has helped support the Texas SkillsUSA program with their Web Design and Development competition for the past several years. This state competition, like competitions in other states around the country, offers awardees the opportunity to compete at the national SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference that is held in Atlanta, GA every June. Contact us Today Are you ready to introduce your Texas students to the growing world of web design? Our Web Design course is an exciting introduction to future educational and professional opportunities in the world of the web. Web design isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, and now is the perfect time to show your students how fun it is to design websites like the ones they use everyday. Contact a member of our development team today by clicking here or calling us at 913-764-4272 for a free, no-pressure demo of any of our courses. If you are in a state other than Texas, ask us about how our courses align with other state standards. And stay tuned for future articles on our Web Animation course and Web and Mobile Game Design course. We are excited for another great year serving our teachers and students.
By Steve Waddell 07 Aug, 2024
In August of every year we like to inform our readers about the course updates we have been working on for the upcoming school year. For the 2024-2025 school year, we have been hard at work on a number of updates for some of our most popular courses . This includes a major revamp of the first course we ever released, which has been in high demand in recent years. Let’s take a look. Web Design Typography with Accessibility Typography is a crucial design element that profoundly impacts user experience. Whether designing a personal blog, e-commerce site, or corporate portfolio, text appearance affects readability, brand perception, and overall aesthetics. This lesson module covers key typographic terminology, highlights the importance of typography in web design, and shows how different styles can transform your client’s website. Students learn to choose and pair fonts effectively, make text stand out without overwhelming readers, and apply typographic scales and line spacing for mobile devices. Good typography supports accessibility and aligns with WCAG standards, ensuring that content is accessible to all users. The skills gained will be invaluable for creating engaging, accessible, and professional digital experiences across all design, marketing, and development fields. Critical Thinking in the Workplace This module allows students to earn a resume-building certificate sponsored by a professional association. This lesson set was developed in collaboration with Web Professionals Global , our industry partner that develops and backs the industry certificates offered in CTeLearning courses. As a development team, we hear from educators and employers about the struggles they face in the classroom and workplace. One of the most common issues is students and recent grads who struggle with critical thinking. Critical thinking impacts work ethic and decision-making in both the classroom and the workplace. It's essential for analyzing facts, situations, statements, and media reports. These lessons focus on teaching students how to think on their own and analyze what they see and hear. Thinking critically allows students to learn how the right mindset can de-escalate verbal conflicts and move the conversation to fact-based discussions rather than personal attacks. If we are to truly teach problem solving, we must first engage with critical thinking. The initial feedback we have heard from teachers is that we have hit the nail on the head of this common problem. Color Theory and Accessibility It is so easy to forget just how powerful color is in our lives, and how color can be used to help our clients with their messaging to their target audience. In this exciting module, students will learn how far back color theory goes. They will learn that even Sir Issac Newton had a hand in shaping what we now think of as modern color theory. As a global society, color theory becomes increasingly important as different cultures see and use specific colors to mean different things. As professional designers, how we use color can help our clients grow their businesses or do irreparable damage. This set of lessons will help students develop professional portfolios that are global-ready and demonstrate that they understand international-based design. Color theory is crucial to designs that meet and exceed accessibility standards, helping design clients reach broader markets and avoid costly legal issues. Introduction to Browsers, Protocols and Security We had several teachers express a desire to better introduce their web design students to the process of how data is delivered to users. In this set of lessons, students learn about domains and how they are hosted. They will explore the fundamentals of browsers and web protocols such as HTTPS, TCP/IP, FTP, FTPS, and POP3. Additionally, students will understand how DNS allows people to locate their clients' domains from anywhere in the world. The lessons also cover important security concepts, including SSL, firewalls, virus protection, malware defense, and rootkit safeguards. Horticulture and Sustainable Landscape Design This fall, we will also reveal our revamped Horticulture and Sustainable Landscape Design course. Some of our customers will remember that the original version of this course was the first of our courses to hit the market followed by our AI and Mobile Robotics and our Coding and 3D Video game design curricula. The Horticulture and Sustainable Landscape Design course has been updated regularly over its 20 years of existence. However this year brings the biggest update ever with a complete revamp and many new lesson modules. As always, these updates are guided by our conversations with and feedback from our teachers. We have updated our sections on plants, soils science, nursery, design concepts, etc. It would be too much to list out all the updates, but here are some of the major new additions to the course: Intro to Urban Agriculture, Edible Landscapes, Medicinal Landscapes, Trees and Arboriculture, Design and Sketching, and Introduction to 3D CAD Best Practices. The release date for the Horticulture and Sustainable Landscape Design curriculum is Labor Day 2024. Web and Mobile Game Design The new color theory lessons are added to the curriculum and with it the opportunity for your students to earn the Critical Thinking in the Workplace certificate from Web Professionals Global. We had some students request a deeper dive into how to create a game from scratch, so we added the Boaring Game. This is a fun and engaging game that takes students through all the aspects of how a mobile game works. Students do a “code a long” and build the game as they learn what it takes to go from zero to an actual game. Hybrid and Remote Working Professional The rise of hybrid work–a flexible model that allows employees to work a schedule that involves days in the office as well as days at home–prompted us to update our Remote Working Professional course. Now known as the Hybrid and Remote Working Professional course, this curriculum built on lessons teaching learners how to be successful working at home and incorporated new lessons on how to succeed as a hybrid worker. The course prepares learners to be ready for the ever-changing world of work once they graduate and move into the professional world, giving them an edge over other job seekers who may not be as prepared for work arrangements outside of the traditional 9-5 in-office schedule. Curriculum-Wide Updates Enhanced Teacher Classroom Control Along with our course updates, we also updated how teachers control student curriculum flow, pacing, onboarding and overall class management. We also have updated our teacher classroom management tutorials. These changes are all thanks to feedback from our wonderful teachers, administrators and their students who help us continue to make things better. Updated Support This is really a shameless plug for our legendary teacher support. All our team members, some more shy than others, enjoy knowing that our work matters. One of the best ways to hear about the impact of our work is by getting to know our teachers who are using our curriculum in their classrooms. We regularly chat with our teachers to hear about how we can deliver an even greater impact in the classroom. We are proud that CTeLearning has always supported teachers directly, and any teacher at any time can reach a member of the development team directly through a phone call or email. Since we are the creators and curators of the curriculum content, who better to help a teacher? So, in summary, there are no updates to our style of support‒just reaffirming our commitment to be there to help. Closing Thoughts All of our courses have been updated for 2024-205, but these courses are the ones that received some extra attention this year. Why don’t all our courses get major updates each year? Well, that is an easy question to answer. Our existing customers know that we update our courses on a regular basis throughout the year. This comes as a benefit of having great relationships with our teachers. If we see something that needs to be fixed we fix it. If we see something we can add, such as a new lesson, new piece of content, new video, etc. that makes things better for the teacher and students, then we do it right then and there. We have a flat organization with no bureaucracy. So each year, by the time we go into our update season (April - Aug), most of the fixes needed are already done. Therefore, this update season really is about finishing off development we have been working on all year. Now you know a bit about our development philosophy and how we keep our development team connected directly to those we serve‒the teachers and by extension the students. We are always thrilled to work with new teachers and students to introduce them to our exciting STEM courseware. Are you interested in learning more and seeing a free demonstration of these courses or any of our other courses ? Connect with a member of our development team today by clicking here or calling us at 913-764-4272.
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