Program activities inherent in and important to career education include such elements as school-industry cooperation, job placement, school-community coordination, and innovative instructional methods. This report contains abstracted descriptions of vocational guidance and career education programs in New Jersey. Presented first are brief summaries of the Hackensack Project, a preschool through adult career education model program, and of Governor Cahill's Career Development Pilot Project for the establishment of career education programs extending from the elementary grades through high school. The bulk of the report consists of descriptions of vocational guidance and job placement services in high schools, school-community coordination programs, multimedia techniques for career guidance, job placement and counseling training sessions at two state colleges, and special vocational guidance and counseling programs for disadvantaged students and school dropouts. All of the described programs may be used through planned expansion to build a fully articulated career education project in New Jersey. (MF)