This document was designed to provide strategies and techniques for increasing sex fairness in vocational education to varied users (sex equity personnel, instructors, administrators, counselors, and curriculum planning personnel). The guide should aid vocational educators in overcoming sex bias and sex stereotyping by (1) creating awareness of sex fairness concerns; (2) providing strategies for dealing with overt sex bias, recruiting nontraditional students, retaining nontraditional students, interacting with the community, and assessing and adapting materials; (3) providing planning guidelines; and (4) providing information about resources. Each of the seven chapters of the guide contains introductory questions, narrative, references, reprints, and exercises. The guide was designed to assist vocational educators in implementing the Education Amendments of 1976. It is a companion guide to a package designed for the state sex equity persons in vocational education. (KC)