CTE Quarterly Newsletter February 2023
Faviola Luna • February 8, 2023
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π’ Record Enrollment Marks a Strong Start to the New School Year We are proud to announce the successful launch of the new school year with 290 students enrolled —a significant 38% increase compared to last year’s 210. This remarkable growth demonstrates the community’s trust in our programs and the dedication of our workforce team. This year, we are operating 24 active classes , serving students across a wide range of pathways: 119 Adult Vocational Students 77 Dual Enrollment Vocational Students 91 Adult Education Students (GED & ESOL) This achievement is made possible under the leadership of our Workforce Director , supported by a committed team of staff and instructors who work tirelessly to expand opportunities, empower students, and strengthen our community through education and training. As demand for our programs continues to grow, spaces are filling quickly . We encourage those interested in enrolling to join the waiting list for the upcoming year to ensure they don’t miss out on the chance to gain valuable skills and opportunities. π Get on the waiting list today and take the first step toward a brighter future!
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Florida is growing fast. New housing developments, commercial buildings, and renewable energy projects are popping up everywhere — but there’s a problem. There simply aren’t enough electricians to keep up. π§ A High-Demand Career With Excellent Growth According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics , electrician jobs are projected to grow 6% from 2022 to 2032 , faster than the average for all occupations. In Florida, the need is even greater. Recent reports show that the state needs over 6,000 more electricians in the coming years to meet the demand. This shortage is creating incredible opportunities for those ready to learn this essential trade. β οΈ Growing Shortage + Aging Workforce Every year, nearly 10,000 electricians retire or change careers , but only about 7,000 new electricians are entering the field , resulting in a shortfall. ο»Ώ π§ Florida Is a Top Market Florida ranks among the top five states for electrician employment and had over 32,000 electricians in 2015 Bureau of Labor Statistics+11Tulsa Welding School+11IECI+11 . BLS projects employment growth in Florida of approximately 12% from 2020 to 2030 —well above national averages π° Strong Wages & Job Security Florida electricians earn an average annual wage of $50,000–$60,000 , with experienced professionals making even more. Because skilled electricians are in such high demand, you can enjoy strong job security, opportunities for advancement, and the flexibility to work in a variety of settings — residential, commercial, industrial, and even green energy. π Now Is the Time to Start With so many construction and remodeling projects underway, there has never been a better time to enter the electrical field. By starting your training now, you can position yourself for a secure and rewarding career for years to come. β¨ Join Our Electrician Program Today! Our Electrician Program provides hands-on training, expert instruction, and real-world experience to get you job-ready fast. Whether you're a recent graduate or looking to change careers, we’ll help you build the skills and confidence you need. β
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