Why do some recent grads want to be micromanaged at work?
Despite cost barriers, many have confidence in higher ed
U.S. adults without degrees or credentials still overwhelmingly believe that education beyond high school is valuable and essential for career success
Immersive learning labs come to campus
Immersive learning technologies such as AI, VR, and AR put students front-and-center in realistic learning scenarios
Overcoming data center industry staff shortages with skilled tradespeople
Community colleges and vocational schools could implement programs to introduce students to data center industry careers--and even provide basic training to get them started
Breaking the disconnect: 6 vital tips for career-ready graduates
Integrating career components into curriculum ensures students acquire essential skills and recognize and articulate them confidently
Workplace skills, GenAI influence views on career readiness
Despite a positive labor market and high demand for skilled talent, employers continue to struggle with finding and retaining workers to meet their needs
6 key trends in global skills development
New insights shed light on significant trends driven by generative AI, digital transformation, and automation
Gen Z students worry about AI, student debt, and careers
The next generation of workers is weighing in on AI, workforce training needs, and other issues impacting their future
How higher ed responds to the changing needs of labor markets
Institutions need flexibility to make changes to their curriculums that accommodate the changing needs of the labor market
Employers eye skills-based hiring
Skills-based hiring offers opportunities to workers who have learned skills in programs like apprenticeships and other training programs rather than relying solely on degree requirements
New tool empowers users to fight online misinformation
