The 1-year project, Career Education in Rural Arizona (CERA), was designed to provide a broad career orientation and realistic exploratory experience for students in a rural farming area covering 1,500 to 2,000 square miles. The project used career education instructional units, available through various educational information centers, which were then modified and adapted to the rural setting. Specific objectives were to: (1) Develop a workable model and test manual for evaluating career education curriculum units in a rural setting, (2) develop pilot test procedures and instruments, for evaluating these units, (3) develop a rural career education matrix, (4) select instructional units for pilot testing, (5) implement pilot testing, and (6) evaluate the pilot testing and report results, conclusions, and recommendations. The evaluator concluded that all project objectives were achieved and that administration of the project had been outstanding. The document includes a project summary, copy of the procedural manual and model with appended materials, the instructional manual for pilot test teachers, project financial report, the CERA matrix, and the third-party evaluation report. The evaluation interview forms and testing instruments are appended. (TA)