The schools should provide education which is pertinent to the practical aspects of life and prepares students to make the transition from the school setting to the world of work. It, therefore, supports the inclusion of career education in the basic curriculum. The Board charges the administration with the responsibility for implementation of the career education program in the schools.
Career education is a concept which can be taught in the classroom at all grade levels.
Vocational Education Vocational education is available as an integral part of the curriculum at the secondary level. It is geared to technological and economic conditions and changes and as a core component of comprehensive education, shares with other aspects of the high school curriculum the purpose of development of character and attitudes as well as skills. In an effort to meet the changing needs of the global, high-tech workforce, the following educational programs will be offered to secondary high school students, adults, postgraduates and others desiring to obtain necessary workforce skills. 1. career education in agriculture, business and marketing, health occupations education and trade and industrial education including the applied related academic subjects, i.e. math, science and communication skills 2. Fees are charged to students, as established by the Board, to pay for materials used by students in these courses and programs.