MCAN saves recordings of webinars for your convenience and professional development. Recording and SCECH quiz links are posted as quickly as possible after a webinar's completion, but please allow up to several business days. Most webinars are eligible to earn SCECHs for up to three months past their recording date, but there may be exceptions.
Single Session Webinars
Join this webinar for a professional learning session on AP Potential, a research-driven, free online tool from the College Board. In this session, you’ll learn how to use AP Potential as one key data point alongside educator insight, grades, and student motivation to thoughtfully identify students ready for AP. You’ll also explore how the tool can inform master scheduling and strategic expansion of AP course offerings based on demonstrated potential, helping your school or district broaden access and strengthen college and career readiness outcomes.
This interactive webinar explores how counselors can effectively leverage data and insights to create or enhance a department plan that leads to a shared commitment to enhance college and career exploration and readiness at your school. Participants will:
-Know where to find and review your school's data.
-Reflect on the current reality of your school's counseling program.
-Determine a next step to help with distributive leadership among your team and staff.
Whether your school feeds into a Career and Technical Education center, or you have your own CTE courses and academies, this webinar is for you and your school. The presentation explores how Cambridge programs align with Career and Technical Education to help schools build future-ready, career-ready learners. It highlights global research on the skills students need, illustrates how Cambridge courses connect to national Career Clusters, and showcases flexible, stackable pathways that integrate rigorous academics with real-world competencies. Through examples and testimonials, the presentation demonstrates how Cambridge supports schools in creating cohesive pathways, preparing students for both college and careers, and developing key learner attributes.