VISD Celebrates CTE Students for Their Hard Work and Success in IBC Testing

The Victoria Independent School District is proud to acknowledge the tremendous effort and determination shown by our Career and Technical Education (CTE) students. They have demonstrated excellence in their coursework and conquered the demands of their Industry-Based Certification (IBC) testing, which has taken place throughout May.

The IBC data, reported by CTE teachers to date for the 2023-24 school year, reflects the incredible achievements of our students:

  • Adobe Certified Associate Illustrator, 26 students

  • Adobe Certified Associate Photoshop, 82 students

  • Autodesk Associate AutoCAD, 5 students

  • ASE Maintenance & Light Repair, 29 students

  • AWS D1.1 Structural Steel Welding, 93 students

  • AWS D9.1 Sheet Metal Welding, 70 students

  • Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, 35 students

  • Certified Veterinary Assistant, 1 student

  • CodeHS Python Level 1 Certification, 2 students

  • Entrepreneurship Small Business Certification, 216 students

  • Information Technology Specialist Java, 9 students

  • Microsoft Office Specialist Word, 12 students

  • Microsoft Office Specialist Word Expert, 1 student

  • NCCER Carpentry Level I, 13 students

  • NCCER Carpentry Level II, 2 students

  • NCCER Core Level 1, 60 students

  • Texas State Floral Association Floral Skills Knowledge Based, 292

WHY CTE?

CTE courses are an essential component of preparing our students for success in the modern workforce. They offer hands-on training and skill-building opportunities in a range of fields including healthcare, engineering, business, and information technology. Students who complete CTE programs gain valuable experience, develop a professional network, and secure certifications that enhance their qualifications for competitive careers after graduation.

The IBC testing remains ongoing even after the school year has concluded, so these numbers will continue to rise as students further showcase their skills and dedication. Their achievements are a testament to the high quality of the CTE programs and the collaborative efforts of our students, teachers, and the community.

We are excited to see how their hard work will continue to translate into real-world opportunities and career growth. The district remains committed to providing innovative and rigorous CTE programs that empower students to explore their passions and succeed in a rapidly evolving job market.

For more information about our CTE programs and how we prepare students for success, please visit www.visd.net/cte