A description is provided of the "Secondary/Postsecondary Program to Prepare Master Technicians," a state-funded pilot project designed to develop a "2 + 2" model in the field of electronics/electromechanical technology. Section I provides an overview of the project, a copy of the project agreement, lists of local education agency and business/industry/government participants, an organizational chart, an outline of the project structure, bylaws of the executive committee and collaboration council, a statement of project objectives, and a timetable. Section II, which focuses on curriculum development: (1) describes research to determine entry-level competencies expected by employers; (2) illustrates technical workforce changes, phases of curriculum development, the cyclical process for forecasts of occupational demand, job opportunities in the electronics/electromechanical technology field, and new technology occupations; (3) offers a brief description of the Developing A Curriculum (DACUM) approach; (4) provides a description of the master technician (MT) program, including lists of courses in the secondary and postsecondary curricula; (5) identifies advantages of the MT approach; and (6) illustrates student flow. Finally, section III presents materials developed for the project's public relations effort, with attention to the changing role of the technician; the support of business, industry and government for the program; and the promise of the academic and vocational mix of the program. Lists of speakers bureau participants and materials developed for the project conclude the report. (LAL)