The purpose of the project was to find ways to bring about the implementation of more career education and occupational information in all levels of education. Specific objectives of this project include: (1) broadening occupational orientation at the elementary and secondary levels, (2) preventing dropouts, (3) developing opportunities for work experience, and (4) providing more vocational guidance services. Approximately 30 occupational and career units have been developed for use in Grades 1-6, and resource people from the community have been used extensively. The project during the first year involved approximately 65 teachers and 1,475 students. Field trips were used as a means of increasing the awareness of students of certain occupational opportunities. The project has a sound base from which to progress, community facilities have been used wisely, and project staff are in great demand to give presentations. More staff, better dissemination methods, opportunities for teachers to observe other programs, and increased library materials on career education are included in recommendations for the second year of operation. More than half the report consists of appended materials relating to the project. (Author/GEB)