The information explosion in vocational-technical education has created a need for a system whereby information may be disseminated economically and efficiently for vocational educators at all levels and in different institutions throughout the State of Hawaii. This project was designed to disseminate information and resource materials on the development of vocational-technical education curriculum in Hawaii. This was accomplished by establishing three project objectives: (1) selection of an advisory committee, (2) dissemination of vocational-technical information for instructional programs, and (3) provision of nine workshops. Half of the document consists of the following papers presented by Hawaiian educators--An Irreverence for Relevance Without Referents; The Need for Vocational Counseling; The Department of Education's Long-Range Plans for Vocational-Technical Education; Guidance Curriculum Guide: Career Development Intermediate Level; A Conceptual Model for a Career Development Continuum K-14 for Implementation in the Public Schools of Hawaii; Counseling for Decision-Making and Career Development; The Career Information Center; Fact Sheet on Basic Educational Opportunity Grants; Combining Theory with Work Experience through Apprenticeship; Lists of Apprenticeship Programs at Honolulu and Hawaii Community Colleges; and the Educational Resources Information Center. Ninety pages of workshop related materials are appended. (BP)