The Alberta Education website is changing as part of a project to upgrade all Government of Alberta web content and centralize content on Alberta.ca.
Our homepage was updated with a new look and feel on December 20, 2018. The remaining webpages and content will transition to Alberta.ca over the next few months. Information will be posted to help guide you to updated content during and after this transition.
To access extranet applications on Alberta Education’s new home page, click the green “Sign in” button on the top right of the new landing page.
We thank you for your patience as we proceed with these improvements.
Career and technology studies (CTS) is a provincially authorized curriculum for Alberta secondary schools designed on a pathways model to offer flexible programming using 1-credit courses. The course structure of CTS enables schools to design unique programs that meet the needs of students and draw on community resources.
The CTS program is designed to develop skills that senior high school students can apply in their daily lives when preparing for entry into the workplace or for further learning opportunities. Through the CTS program students are provided with opportunities to personalize their learning, identify and explore their interests, manage transitions between high school and the workplace or post-secondary, and develop the attitudes and behaviours that people need to participate and progress in today’s dynamic world of work.