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Women in Machining Program

BWXT and the National Association of Manufacturing have set goals to increase the number of women in manufacturing jobs. The

Drawn to competitive wages, benefits, and on-site learning opportunities, more people are choosing to start a career in the trades

While no job is completely recession-proof, if you’re thinking of changing careers soon, there are a few industries that tend

The Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) announced Cody W. McPherson M.Ed., former Technology Engineering Instructor at Geary Middle

The Hawkins County School District has started a machine tool career and technical education course at Cherokee High School. The new

Guiding people towards their natural talents is tricky. Aptitudes emerge through experiences and encouragement, which can be considered a luxury

Career Education in Elementary School courses will provide early exposure to careers and will be developmentally appropriate for elementary students.

Texas employers continue to report challenges in hiring skilled employees in Texas to fill middle-skill jobs in high-needs industries that

Although the U.S. has had mixed educational results in recent decades, Massachusetts has defied national trends to emerge as a

GM has dropped the four-year college degree requirement for many jobs and will instead transition to skills-based hiring practices for