Two workshops were organized by the American Association of Junior Colleges (AAJC) Program with Developing Institutions at community colleges were good career curicula could be demonstrated. Speeches from the AAJC and twelve community colleges described several innovative programs being developed in career education at the postsecondary level. Topics discussed included current status, elements of curriculum design, student selection, recognition of technical competence rather than formal education in faculty selection, cooperative programs, problems facing innovative programs, meeting the needs of industry, career guidance services, adapting the curriculum to student needs, core curriculum, career ladders, criminal justice education, human services programs and communication skills. A short appendix describes autotutorial materials for teaching auto mechanics developed by Central Piedmont Community College. (SA)