Girls in STEM Are Critical to Future Innovations
If we are discussing the question of why STEM is important for girls. We must wonder why girls would not
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Career Technical Education
Hands On Achievement
Although the U.S. has had mixed educational results in recent decades, Massachusetts has defied national trends to emerge as a
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GM Won’t Require a Four-Year Degree for Certain Jobs
GM has dropped the four-year college degree requirement for many jobs and will instead transition to skills-based hiring practices for
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ACE Summer 2022 Machine Tool Training
Summer 2022 bootcamps for America’s Cutting Edge (ACE) are underway in Knoxville, Tenn. The ACE initiative, led and funded by the U.S.
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We All Need To Empower Vocational Educators
Most people are surprised to learn that there are more unfilled manufacturing jobs than the more often-discussed labor gap among software developers. There’s a
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The Future of Architecture and Construction Education
Henry Ford College Chair of Building Sciences Chad Richert and Michigan State University Assistant Professor of Construction Management Dr. George
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$12.3 Million To Strengthen Maine’s Workforce
Governor Janet Mills announced that 14 organizations will receive $12.3 million to expand apprenticeships and pre-apprenticeships across Maine as part
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$24M Career and Technical Education Expansion at Iowa High School
A $24 million addition to accommodate expanded offerings in career and technical education is planned at Valley Southwoods Freshman High
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Pennsylvania Talent Pipeline Project
School District of Philadelphia joined the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD), the U.S. Navy and the City of
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Lone Star College Keeps up with Workforce Needs
Educators in Tomball and Magnolia are expanding opportunities to prepare students for local workforce needs with new career and technical
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