Better jobs in less time: Colorado plan aims to connect higher ed, workforce
Teaching & Learning
Microcredentials
Where are microcredentials today–and where are they going?
Microcredentials are evolving to help different student groups in higher education demonstrate expertise and capabilities
Where can microcredentials take higher education?
As the skills gap grows and employers seek skilled workers, microcredentials offer a path to education and workforce growth
How microcredentials can solve the skills gap
These bite-sized courses can facilitate accessible education and help students and workers further their knowledge and skill development
Certificate programs can dramatically boost outcomes for Hispanic students
Short-term training programs for health certificates benefit Hispanic students, also help students overcome achievement gaps
How stackable credentials let students customize their learning
At Husson University, stackable credentials give students a chance to earn a credential in a specialized field of study with just four or five college courses
No, it’s not “the end of the university”
Undergraduate enrollment is down, but motivated students are finding a way to advance their education with rigorous courses and exams
8 key steps to help universities enable upskilling and reskilling
Upskilling and reskilling have tremendous benefits and value for adult students, returning learners, and communities as a whole
How stackable credentials help fast-track students to the workforce
By organizing programs around stackable credentials that build upon each other, colleges and universities can offer milestones on the path to the workforce or degree completion
Tech training, reskilling is gaining ground at these schools
Technology-focused career training and reskilling program for people underrepresented in tech jobs aims to place 500,000 workers by 2030
Higher ed’s role and opportunity in coskilling, upskilling, and reskilling
