What We Got Wrong (and Right) about Bringing AI into Workforce Training
Training providers are under enormous pressure to integrate AI, but sometimes getting it right means slowing down and asking, why?
Measuring the Launch and Calling It the Voyage
What today’s career support gets wrong, and how it needs to change in the age of AI.
Infrastructure Skills
Training for clean energy careers moves beyond a niche focus amid strong demand. Also, expanding on-ramps to skilled construction jobs, career navigation as a public good, experts predict AI breakthroughs…
Building On-Ramps to Union Apprenticeships
As the data center boom drives up demand for construction workers, TradesFutures is working to grow on-ramps to union apprenticeships in the trades.
AI’s Disruption Demands Bolder Action. Prediction Markets Could Deliver
Philanthropy took the early risk on platforms tracking AI job disruption, and now it’s time for the private sector to creatively scale them.
“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.
Can Apprenticeships Rebuild the Learning Curve that AI Is Flattening?
The old learning curve is being broken by machines—and apprenticeship could be a central strategy to deliberately rebuild it. That’s what National Apprenticeship Week should be about.
Industry-Led Education
The two-year college sector taps a strategy developed after the dot-com bust to help tech training stay current. Also, the Rockefeller Foundation makes a $100M bet on good jobs, and…
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