Semiconductor Investments Are Changing Regional Workforce Development Systems. Can They Be Transformational?
The first in a series of issue briefs looking at workforce training responses in four U.S. regions—the sites of some of the nation’s largest semiconductor company investments.
Credentials of Value
Short-term credentials move beyond the “Wild West” as states step up investment. Also, the National Skills Coalition seeks a bold workforce policy agenda, and essays on why workforce infrastructure is…
How a Manufacturing Fix Grew Into Connecticut’s Big Bet on Short-Term Credentials
Connecticut grew a “farm system” for shipbuilders and sheet metal fabricators and has been expanding it into more industries across the state.
Regional Connector
A training provider takes a turn as regional talent ecosystem coordinator. Also, another busy week on AI and jobs, an upstart college network for learning analytics builders, and essays on…
Amid Boston’s Life Sciences Boom, an Unusual Alliance Orchestrates Technician Training
To help meet the intense demand for technicians, Year Up United is playing the middleman for employers, training providers, and jobseekers.
DIY Learning Analytics in the AI Era
Upstart builder network aims to help colleges get the most out of data-driven learning.
Broad-Access Institutions Could Lead Higher Ed’s AI Future. First, They Need Resources
Without investment from technology companies and philanthropies, the community colleges and state universities that educate the vast majority of undergraduates can’t responsibly integrate AI.
Pay for Performance
As the feds roll out $145M in performance-based funding for apprenticeship, California and Maryland offer examples of how to do it well. Also, a vibe shift on AI as potential…
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