Workforce Development Survey for FNSBSD Collaboration

Career and Technical Education is a term used to describe educational programs that emphasize the acquisition of specific skills and knowledge necessary to enter the workforce or pursue further education in a particular career pathway. CTE programs are designed to provide students with a blend of academics knowledge and practical, hands-on experience in a specific industry or field.

CTE plays a crucial told in preparing students for a wide range of careers and is recognized for its contribution to meeting the demands of a dynamic and evolving job market. It serves as a pathway for students to explore their interests, develop practical skills and make informed decisions about their future careers.

By completing this survey the FNSBSD will receive valuable information from you to assist in the strategic planning of CTE pathways and programs at our secondary schools. If you have any questions please contact Andrea Wade at andrea.wade@k12northstar.org. Thank you.
1.What industry/business are you associated with.
2.What are the current trends and developments in your business or industry?
3.How has your industry evolved in the past few years, and what changes do you anticipate in the near future?
4.What specific skills and competencies are crucial for success in your business or industry?
5.Are there any gaps in the current workforce skills that need attention?
6.Are there any specific technical skills that are in high demand or projected to be in the future?
7.Are there opportunities for collaboration between the FNSBSD and businesses to address workforce needs?
8.How can the education system better align with the needs of your industry?
9.What challenges do you face in recruiting and retaining skilled employees?
10.Are there specific demographic or regional factors affecting the labor market in your industry?
11.How effective do you find the existing training and education programs in preparing individuals for careers in your industry?
12.Are there specific improvements of additions you would recommend for these programs?