Sponsorship Includes:
- 3-minute welcome address in the morning
- Booth space in a prime location
- 10-minute speaking slot before lunch to address attendees
- Networking opportunities during lunch and breaks
- Signage recognition throughout the event
- Advertisement included in the pre-training email to attendees
- Exclusive access to attendees as the sole exhibitor at the event
$1,500 per event
| Training | Location | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Campus CTE Coach Training New Teacher Training | Aldine ISD | 10/1/25 |
| Campus CTE Coach Training New Teacher Training | Tyler ISD Sold | 10/7/25 |
| Campus CTE Coach Training New Teacher Training | Weatherford ISD | 10/15/25 |
| CTE + Campus Admin Training | Comal ISD | 11/5/25 |
| CTE Training for Counselors Campus CTE Coach Training | South Texas ISD | 3/25/26 |
Registration Assurance
We’re confident in the strong interest for CTAT’s regional trainings. In the rare case that a training has fewer than 20 registrants, sponsors will have the option to receive a full refund or transfer their support to another upcoming event.
Who Will Be Attending?
New and early-career CTE teachers from across the region will attend CTAT’s Fall 2024 Regional Training. Led by experienced CTAT members, this training covers key topics like programs of study, IBCs, lesson planning, classroom management, and instructional delivery.
Who Will Be Attending?
CTE educators, administrators, and coaches from across the region will attend this essential training to enhance their ability to support students in today’s complex post-secondary landscape.
The Campus CTE Coach training equips educators with vital skills in CTE fundamentals, instructional techniques, CTSO logistics, and Industry-Based Certifications (IBCs).
Who Will Be Attending?
Campus and CTE administrators will attend this training focused on enhancing collaboration, creating annual plans, and conducting teacher and program evaluations. By working together more efficiently, they aim to improve CTE program effectiveness and student outcomes.
Who Will Be Attending?
This training brings together school counselors who are new to CTE or seeking a refresher on key program components. Attendees include middle and high school counselors, CTE administrators, and student services staff responsible for guiding students through graduation plans and endorsements. These professionals play a direct role in course advising, student scheduling, and shaping CTE pathways in their districts.
Topics covered during the training include 4-year planning, PEIMS and accountability, special populations, endorsement requirements, graduation credits, PGPs for grades 7–8, and the latest legislative updates impacting CTE.