While we are ALL ready to transition back to an In-Person Event,
we heard from you and want to meet the needs of the field.
CCCAOE will offer TWO separate conferences to meet your campus needs.
Updated on 09/08/2121 *subject to change
Safety Information Letter with Resources
We continue to be mindful of safety for all in these ever-changing times.
Please review the COVID Safety Protocol Information below:
Both conferences will focus on sharing high-quality practices that address a full range of issues facing
Career and Workforce Education educators, administrators, and other key stakeholders
as you seek to prepare students with the knowledge and skills to succeed in the future of work.
We invite educational leaders within Career and Workforce Education including
faculty, K-12 career educators, employers, industry experts, or sponsors partnering with a community college.
ONE DAY OPTION – Price $275
Reservations at the Omni are OPEN.
Rates at the host hotel are as follows: 2021 – $179
Are you ready to transition out of your slippers and away from our headphones and virtual backgrounds?
Welcome back to an in-person event!
Classified Staff Package: Price $195
Other Options:
Pkg A: $249 Six Sessions. Pkg B: $125 Three Sessions.
Pkg C: $59 One Session.
General Session Options include: Keynote Speakers and Plenary Sessions
Are you ready to transition out of your slippers and away from our headphones and virtual backgrounds but just can’t?
We have got your back!
CCCAOE’s Fall 2021 Conferences will bring learning to transform the model of career development around sustainable calls to action. The events are a vital component to the growth and development of career education and educators. Join in the energizing opportunity to hear from leaders and peers, who like you, show up every day in their roles as active leaders.
The goal of the Fall 2021 Conferences is to continue to foster inclusive conditions and sustainable action in the following areas:
Workshops will provide promising practices that support student success, high-quality professional learning opportunities, student engagement & retention, system practices, using data to build high-quality programs, and building better hiring practices. These sessions are intended to nurture a sense of community between all students, innovation in diversity and inclusion for all students
We aim to cultivate discovery and problem-solving through idea sharing and community building. We seek to highlight the how and why of practices, strategies, or models and to facilitate reflection and engagement that helps translate VISION into practice. We are mindful of the need to discuss issues facing Career and Workforce Education educators, administrators, and other key stakeholders as they seek to prepare students with the knowledge and skills to succeed in the future of work.
Get a relevant and exciting look at forward-thinking, cutting-edge professional, and leadership development to support your student success efforts. Gain knowledge and inspiration that will help you be the best leaders in your classrooms, school districts, and college campuses whether locally, regionally, statewide, or nationally. All to enhance student success from K-12 and beyond.
September 29th – In-Person Conference Kick-off Day
September 30th – In-Person Conference Day 2
October 1st – In-Person Conference Day 3 – Closing at 11:30
October 12th – 14th – Virtual Conference Week 1
October 19th – 21st – Virtual Conference Week 2
1. “My students are counting on me.”
Invest in your students and schools by attending. Get information, share insights, find solutions and ways to increase recruitment and retention rates.
2. “From a leadership perspective, I can’t afford not to attend.”
This is the only career education professional development opportunity that offers the leadership and faculty perspective. Partner directly with leaders in the education arena and collaborate with your peers to tackle the issues you face in your own district or regions.
3. “It’s how I follow education trends and best practices.”
Whether it’s issues related to budget and finance; innovation and student learning; leadership; equity; community engagement, communication or collaboration, this premier event focuses on key areas to share best practices and programs being implemented in the field.
4. “I discover practical solutions to education challenges.”
We deliver practical solutions to help Career Education teams improve education and economic development opportunities.
5. “It’s a way to partner with education experts.”
Spend time with our business partners on our fast-growing Vendor Show floor and find out how they can help you effectively manage and lead your districts with the various product and service solutions they offer.
Get direct connection to a network of career education practitioners that share best practices. Learn how to navigate the California Community College system and advocate more effectively for your programs.
“As always, the networking opportunities to connect with folks in my area at different campuses is the best thing about this conference.” – 2019 Conference Attendee
“My favorite part of the CCCAOE Conference is the knowledgeable and dedicated presenters that took time to collaborate and connect colleagues from various colleges!” – 2019 Conference Attendee
Learning about what other colleges are doing across the state, the best practices, and insight to overcome issues… these are the reasons I attend.” – 2019 Conference Attendee
No, each event is a new registration.
No. – All attendees are responsible for covering the cost of their own hotel accommodations
Wednesday: Breakfast, Lunch, and Presiden’t Reception are provided.
Thursday: Breakfast, Lunch and Grab n Go snacks are provided.
Friday: Breakfast is provided.
(all as per COVID-19 regulations)
Yes. – Please consult our refund policy here.
Refunds will take 4 – 6 weeks post conference.
Attendance Substitutes are acceptable. However, after the cancellation deadline, you are responsible for full payment.
Please email substitute’s first and last name, cellphone (for registration purposes) as well as their job title and college/organization affiliation to registration@cccaoe.org for name tag and registration purposes as early as possible.
Please include your name and organization in the email.
Amy Christianson, Executive Director
registration@cccaoe.org
530-228-8070
Mailing Address:
CCCAOE
1800 21st Street PMB 205
Sacramento, CA 95811
41-000 Bob Hope Drive
Rancho Mirage, CA, 92270