The Job
A newsletter about the connections between education and the workforce
The White House wants to consolidate workforce training and give flexibility to states while slashing federal funding.
WGU and tech companies use Open edX for flexible online learning. Could community colleges be next?
Calbright College experiments with how to better serve working learners, with promising results.
As the White House predicts a factory renaissance, a novel earn-and-learn model emerges in Tennessee.
Indiana needs to produce 82K nondegree credentials each year to meet its workforce demands.
Stackable microcredentials for nondegree workers in the electric vehicle and advanced automotive industry.
Roundup of news and opinion writing from Work Shift and The Job.
An insurance company bets on youth apprenticeship to help boost an aging workforce and keep pace with AI and the market.
Public-private partnership seeks to create quantum technology training paths for 10K workers in the Mountain West.
Office tasks are being automated now, but nobody has answers on how education and worker upskilling should change.
While uncertainty reigns, the White House moves forward with substantial reductions to apprenticeship programs.
Campaign seeks to create training standards and certification for a new type of legal job.
