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How Georgia CTI Works

Georgia CTI is an organization which provides an avenue for students with disabilities to learn self-advocacy and be exposed to and explore multiple career interests. With Georgia CTI, students gain skills needed for successful transition into the workforce.

Georgia CTI works with students with disabilities seeking to explore multiple career interests by offering leadership and work readiness conferences in various settings through groups and/or individually.

CTSO stands for Career and Technical Student Organizations. Georgia CTI is a CTSO, along with other organizations which motivate and prepare students to hold productive leadership roles in their communities. For more information on Georgia CTSOs, please visit Georgia CTSO
The Career, Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE) Division of the Georgia Department of Education is responsible for the career and leadership development of students in middle and high schools across the state. To learn more, visit Career Technical, & Agricultural Education.

Affiliating with Georgia CTI connects your students to leadership development, career exploration, and hands-on learning opportunities that build essential life and work skills. Through events, competitions, industry tours, and Pre-ETS programming in partnership with GVRA, Georgia CTI empowers students to discover their strengths, explore career paths, and prepare for successful futures.

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