Tag: work based learning
Maximizing Potential: The Power of Work-Based Learning
The traditional classroom model has long been the bedrock of education, a revered institution churning out graduates equipped with theoretical knowledge. Yet, as the...
Maximizing Success Through Strategic Business Partnerships
The landscape of business is no longer a solitary pursuit. In today’s hyper-connected and rapidly evolving global marketplace, the power of collaboration cannot be...
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...
Ohio Overhauls High-School Credentials to Focus on What Employers Actually Value
The state is replacing a sprawling credential system with 70 standalone credentials and 21 approved bundles—putting greater emphasis on whether certifications actually lead students...
CTE Is Nearly Everywhere. The Career Connection Still Has Gaps.
Career and technical education has become a mainstream part of the American high school experience. But new national data suggests that simply offering CTE...
New Federal CTE Challenge Puts Students in Charge of Career Exploration
The U.S. Department of Education has launched a national competition asking high school career and technical education students to redesign how their classmates explore...
The Great Equipment Gap: Why New Labs Don’t Automatically Create Workforce...
Across the United States, schools, career centers, community colleges, and workforce organizations are investing in robotics cells, CNC machines, welding systems, semiconductor equipment, healthcare...
The Federal CTE Civil Rights Review Is Gone. Access Is Now...
The federal CTE civil rights review system has ended, but schools and colleges remain responsible for ensuring meaningful and nondiscriminatory access to every technical...
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...
