Career Tech Programs Work to Strengthen Employer-School Partnerships
At a conference this week, leaders from New Jersey and Virginia share efforts to engage local employers in career technical education efforts in high schools.
At a conference this week, leaders from New Jersey and Virginia share efforts to engage local employers in career technical education efforts in high schools.
As state officials and educators work on changes to the state's accountability system, just how to measure high school students' readiness for the world of work is being debated.
Experts offer advice on how interns can stay in touch with mentors, get job evaluations, and leverage the most from summer work experience.
A new report examines the demand for middle-income jobs that require career and technical training and offers recommendations for encouraging pathways.
A survey reveals experience in internships builds resumes, but not always gives real-world work experience.
A federal judge declared a portion of the new gainful employment rules are career-training programs without basis, putting implementation up in the air.
American Institutes for Research offers free to for reviewing career-technical program performance by state.
The U.S. Department of Education today released data that show 5 percent of career-training programs don't meet any of the three requirements of the new federal gainful-employment rule. The regulations that measure students' ability to pay back loans and make money after graduation apply to all car...
US Department of Treasury releases report highlighting economic value of college on same day President Obama urges Congress to keep student loan rates affordable.
While the new Common Core State Standards emphasize college and career readiness, some feel "career" has not gotten the attention it needs. Today, a network of educators and policy advocates announced it will be working together with a handful of states to make sure students find opportunities throu...
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