Tag: Registered Apprenticeship
GM, Microsoft, Siemens and Education Leaders Launch National Push to Connect...
For decades, the dominant American education pathway has been relatively easy to describe: finish high school, enroll in college, earn a degree and then...
College of Southern Maryland Builds Manufacturing-to-Apprenticeship Workforce Pipeline
The College of Southern Maryland is building something more significant than a new set of manufacturing courses.
It is developing the infrastructure to connect hands-on...
Navy’s $76.6 Billion Submarine Contracts Put the Technical Education Pipeline to...
The U.S. Navy’s newly announced submarine contracts are being described in terms of ships, shipyards and national defense. For technical educators, the more immediate...
The Return of Industrial Policy Is Reshaping Career and Technical Education
Industrial policy and CTE are becoming increasingly connected as government investment helps determine which industries, technologies, and workforce capabilities the United States intends to...
The Data Center Boom Is Becoming a CTE Capacity Test
America’s data-center expansion is usually described through investment totals, computing capacity, artificial intelligence, electricity demand, and the race to build new infrastructure. For technical...
Apprenticeship Funding Is Shifting From Enrollment to Results
For years, apprenticeship expansion has been measured largely through activity: new programs registered, employers recruited, participants enrolled, and grant dollars committed. A new round...
