The 2025 ACT College and Career Readiness Workshops (CCRWs) are almost here, and this year’s events promise to deliver fresh ideas, practical tools, and inspiring conversations for K–12 educators across the country.
ACT’s CCRWs are free professional development opportunities created specifically for counselors, teachers, and administrators who are passionate about student success. Whether you're joining in person or online, you’ll walk away with valuable insights you can immediately apply in your school or district.
In-Person Workshops Begin August 2025
Join us for a hands-on, half-day workshop that typically begins at 9:00 a.m. and runs for about three hours. These interactive sessions are designed to connect you with ACT subject matter experts and fellow educators in your region. Each agenda is tailored to your local education landscape and includes meaningful discussions, practical strategies, and real solutions you can implement to improve student outcomes.
Nine Webinars from August through October
If attending in person isn't an option, you can still participate online. From August through October 2025, ACT will host a series of nine focused webinars. Each one will spotlight a specific solution and feature K–12 educators who are using ACT tools and strategies to make a measurable difference in their schools. These webinars are a great way to include more of your team in the learning experience.
New This Year: A Webinar Designed for Counselors
We’re excited to introduce a brand-new session hosted by ACT’s Counselor Outreach team:
Navigating Free ACT Tools: Essential Resources for K–12 Counselors and Educators
This webinar takes place on Wednesday, October 15 and is designed to help counselors and educators make the most of free ACT resources that support college and career readiness.
You’re invited to join us for any or all of this year’s sessions. Whether in person or online, CCRWs are your chance to connect with a community of educators committed to student achievement.
Register today and take the next step in supporting your students' futures.
