Paying for Training
An austere congressional budget bill makes clear that the feds aren’t going to meaningfully boost funding for job training, while states are already straining to continue major workforce programs. Also, a flurry of new money…
AI Safety Net
Emerging partnerships between AI labs and philanthropies seek to measure and prepare for the tech’s impacts on jobs—but the clock is ticking. Also, the final federal rules for Workforce Pell,…
Workforce Pell is Here. Noncredit Qualifies with Caveats
Noncredit programs must be offered in clock hours to be eligible for the new program, and they also must clear a lot of other bars.
“Green Jobs” Are Just Good Jobs Now
Despite the Trump administration’s rollback of incentives for the green energy transition, job training programs are growing at community colleges—with strong demand from states and employers.
CHIPS Forges a “New Normal” for Regional Workforce Development in Advanced Manufacturing
This is the final edition in a series of briefs on the impact multibillion-dollar chips investments have had on four regional workforce development systems.
An Exercise in Complexity
Defining progress, completion, and success in nondegree programs is far from straightforward.
People Investment Strategy
Oklahoma partners with Guild for a fresh take on industry-driven skills training, backed by the Trump administration. Also, the president’s requested budget cuts to workforce programs, the latest on AI…
Public-Private Workforce Training Takes Flight in Oklahoma
The Sooner State partners with Guild for a fresh take on industry-driven skills training, backed by the Trump administration.
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