ATE

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National Science Foundation program education funding program

ATE is a U.S. National Science Foundation program that supports the education and training of technicians for advanced technology fields through partnerships between two-year colleges, industry, and other educational institutions.

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	National Science Foundation program → education funding program →
acronymFor	Advanced Technological Education →
administeredBy	National Science Foundation →
aimsTo	align technician education with industry needs → improve quality of technician education → increase number of skilled technicians →
beneficiary	faculty at two-year colleges → industry employers → students in technician programs →
country	United States →
disciplineScope	engineering → mathematics → science → technology →
emphasizes	technician education → workforce development →
encouragesPartnershipWith	four-year colleges and universities → industry → secondary schools → two-year colleges →
focusesOn	advanced technology fields →
fullName	Advanced Technological Education →
fundingSource	federal government of the United States →
funds	career pathways in advanced technology → curriculum development → professional development for educators →
programType	grant program →
relatedTo	STEM education → career and technical education → workforce education →
servesField	advanced manufacturing → biotechnology → energy and environmental technologies → engineering technology → information technology → nanotechnology →
sponsor	U.S. National Science Foundation →
supports	education of technicians → innovative teaching practices in STEM technician programs → institutional partnerships → regional centers of excellence in technician education → training of technicians →
targetsInstitutionType	community colleges → two-year colleges →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Advanced Technological Education →	hasAcronym
Advanced Technological Education →	programElementCode