AFHE is once again hosting an Education Fair the day before the AFHE Convention at the Phoenix Convention Center. Homeschool parents and teens, this is your opportunity to talk to representatives from a variety of colleges, universities, apprenticeship programs, gap year programs, mililtary representatives, career guidance organizations, ministry/missions opportunities, and tech/trade schools all in one place.
Admission is FREE for parents and students to attend. No convention registration or AFHE membership required.
NEW for 2025: WORKSHOPS that will inform and equip parents and teens! See details below.
THURSDAY, JULY 17
1:00 - 4:00 PM
PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER
SOUTH BUILDING
NEW for 2025: WORKSHOPS that will inform and equip parents and teens! See details below.
THURSDAY, JULY 17
1:00 - 4:00 PM
PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER
SOUTH BUILDING
AFHE is grateful to CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY for their generous sponsorship of this valuable event!
PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS & PROGRAMS
FREE WORKSHOPS!
PARENTS & STUDENTS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND
1:10 PM ♦ Tips for Transcripts and Test Scores with Amy Sager from Cedarville University
A transcript, and maybe even test scores, will be necessary for whatever post-high school path your student chooses. It doesn’t have to be scary! In this session, we’ll break the transcript down into manageable sections, so you can present an excellent record of your student’s academic education.
2:10 PM ♦ Navigating Future Careers: The ASVAB/CEP Advantage for Homeschoolers with Natalie Mack, Homeschool Natalie Mack and Military Homeschoolers Association
Discover how the ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) can help homeschoolers identify strengths, explore career paths, and make informed decisions about college, vocational training, or military service. Learn about test components, score interpretation, and strategies for success—all with no military obligation!
(AFHE member families can register their 10th-12th grade students to take the ASVAB on July 17! See more info below.)
3:10 PM ♦ Teaching Teens How to Prepare for Interviews with Julie Fritz from Fritz Speech
We work so hard to make sure our kids have a strong foundation in faith and academic skills, but we sometimes miss a critical area—interviewing! So much is coming up in teens’ lives: volunteer positions, jobs, scholarship applications, admissions meetings, etc. There are specific steps and practice that can be done ahead of time. This workshop will provide parents and teens with practical tools and strategies to prepare for future interviews.
A transcript, and maybe even test scores, will be necessary for whatever post-high school path your student chooses. It doesn’t have to be scary! In this session, we’ll break the transcript down into manageable sections, so you can present an excellent record of your student’s academic education.
2:10 PM ♦ Navigating Future Careers: The ASVAB/CEP Advantage for Homeschoolers with Natalie Mack, Homeschool Natalie Mack and Military Homeschoolers Association
Discover how the ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) can help homeschoolers identify strengths, explore career paths, and make informed decisions about college, vocational training, or military service. Learn about test components, score interpretation, and strategies for success—all with no military obligation!
(AFHE member families can register their 10th-12th grade students to take the ASVAB on July 17! See more info below.)
3:10 PM ♦ Teaching Teens How to Prepare for Interviews with Julie Fritz from Fritz Speech
We work so hard to make sure our kids have a strong foundation in faith and academic skills, but we sometimes miss a critical area—interviewing! So much is coming up in teens’ lives: volunteer positions, jobs, scholarship applications, admissions meetings, etc. There are specific steps and practice that can be done ahead of time. This workshop will provide parents and teens with practical tools and strategies to prepare for future interviews.
Sponsored by Cedarville University
Did you know that AFHE awards scholarships for higher education?
Visit our SCHOLARSHIPS page to learn about general scholarships and our two designated awards: the Lewis Scholarship and the Molinari Building Trades Scholarship!
ASVAB Career Exploration Program Testing
Testing is FREE ~ AFHE Membership Required
Thursday, July 17, 2025
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Phoenix Convention Center, South Building (room 160)
33 South Third Street, Phoenix 85004
Thursday, July 17, 2025
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Phoenix Convention Center, South Building (room 160)
33 South Third Street, Phoenix 85004
If you are an AFHE member and have a student in grade 10-12, don't miss this opportunity for your student to take the most widely used multiple-aptitude test battery in the world. The ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) provides valuable information about a student's development in both academic and occupational skills. It also measures aptitudes that are related to success in different jobs and training programs.
WHAT IS THE ASVAB?
The ASVAB is an aptitude test that helps predict future academic and occupational success. The ASVAB measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and occupational success. This testing opportunity presented for AFHE member families will be a paper-and-pencil test, three hours long, covering these eight areas: General Science, Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Mathematics Knowledge, Electronics Information, Auto and Shop Information, Mechanical Comprehension.
The ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) is designed to help young people explore their options and make a plan. Participation in the ASVAB CEP is voluntary. If your teen participates they are not obligated to the military in any way.
WHAT IS THE ASVAB?
The ASVAB is an aptitude test that helps predict future academic and occupational success. The ASVAB measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and occupational success. This testing opportunity presented for AFHE member families will be a paper-and-pencil test, three hours long, covering these eight areas: General Science, Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Mathematics Knowledge, Electronics Information, Auto and Shop Information, Mechanical Comprehension.
The ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) is designed to help young people explore their options and make a plan. Participation in the ASVAB CEP is voluntary. If your teen participates they are not obligated to the military in any way.
Testing is FREE; AFHE MEMBERSHIP IS REQUIRED.
To reserve your spot, log on to your member profile on the AFHE website, then click on "Member Benefits." Click the graphic on that page to access the reservation form.
AFHE Convention registration is NOT required to participate in the ASVAB.
For membership questions, please email homeschool@afhe.org.
To reserve your spot, log on to your member profile on the AFHE website, then click on "Member Benefits." Click the graphic on that page to access the reservation form.
AFHE Convention registration is NOT required to participate in the ASVAB.
For membership questions, please email homeschool@afhe.org.