The Job
A newsletter about the connections between education and the workforce
The strengths—and variation—of California’s community colleges in setting up students for economic success.
Oklahoma and Maryland’s governors launch foundation-backed funds aimed at helping people break into middle-class careers.
New York is the latest state to incentivize community colleges and students to focus more on booming fields.
As the geography of artificial intelligence spreads to more regions, most cities are unprepared to harness the tech.
Miami Dade College and a workforce board make apprenticeship easier and more affordable for companies, particularly small businesses.
Junior Achievement helps high school grads learn life skills and gain work experience while figuring out what comes next.
A new index adds insights on which nondegree credentials pay off, but falls short in helping states make funding decisions.
The Trump administration wants the Labor Department to run CTE grants—with virtually all the money going to K-12 schools.
GAO report shows earn-and-learn can pay off for workers and businesses, but federal funding remains limited.
Arkansas is investing in a skills-first platform that puts it at the forefront of state efforts to tap data to better match residents with jobs.
Washington State got creative with WIOA funds and its own dollars to move beyond check-the-box employment programs.
