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Inventing a Job-Skills Machine

A free tool makes it easy to design credentials around job skills. Are colleges ready? The problem with infrastructure is

Hundreds of highly-trained workers from underrepresented populations in five cities will be connected with clean energy job opportunities through a

The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) originated as Women in Construction of Fort Worth, Texas. Sixteen women working

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

Educators in Tomball and Magnolia are expanding opportunities to prepare students for local workforce needs with new career and technical

Lubbock ISD partners with Texas Tech on a new multimillion-dollar, state-of-the-art facility. The pursuit of training in agriculture and STEM

To the benefit of the hundreds of students who pass through Automotive Technology Program at Dallas College every year, the

The National Science Foundation has awarded St. Mary’s University a grant of nearly $1 million to increase the number of

August 25, 2021 Staff Writers 1250 Views 0 Comments

Collin College may now offer up to five baccalaureate degrees after the passage of Texas House Bill 3348, amending a

August 12, 2021 Industry Source 1370 Views 0 Comments

Austin Community College will partner with Tesla to launch a manufacturing technician program, creating a hiring pipeline between the college and