We are pleased to announce the availability of the online application for Career Launch endorsement. The Career Launch Endorsement Review team has used valuable feedback from partners and previous Career Launch applicants to create a revised, more efficient and applicant-friendly, online Career Launch endorsement application.
The Career Launch endorsement application is designed to verify that a program meets the definition of Career Launch. Career Launch programs combine meaningful, high-quality on-the- job experience with classroom learning. These programs include registered apprenticeships, which are automatically endorsed, and Career Launch programs in the K-12, community and technical college, and 4-year systems, which have to go through the Career Launch endorsement review process.
The Career Launch endorsement review process is overseen by the State Board of Community and Technical Colleges. For more information on the Career Launch endorsement process or for a PDF copy of the application, please visit SBCTC’s website. Please note: Registered apprenticeships programs are automatically endorsed as Career Launch programs and do not need to go through the endorsement review process.
- Click here to access the Career Launch Endorsement Review (CLER) Online Application
- The online application requires the first-time online application users to register an account with WordPress. First-time online applicants can register an account by clicking the teal “Register” button at the bottom of the CLER online application. Click here for instructions for registering an account.
- Click here for the recording of the Application Training for the CLER online application.
- Questions? Please direct them to CLERapp@sbctc.edu.
Thank you to those who advised, reviewed, and contributed to this process – the online application would not have been possible without your partnership!
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