Don’t Count Out Computer Science Just Yet
The story of computer science isn’t one of decline amid the rise of artificial intelligence, but one of evolution.
4.2 Million Young People Are Out of School and Work. Here’s One Way to Reach Them
Service and Conservation Corps programs offer a promising model for fixing the broken school-to-employment system.
Semiconductor Investments Are Reshaping Four Regional Workforce Development Systems
This brief examines early workforce development innovations driven by intensive public and private chips investments.
One Million Apprentices? The Math Only Works if Women Are Included
President Trump was right to set an ambitious goal for apprenticeship—but his own administration’s efforts to roll back programs that support women apprentices stand in the way of scale.
Corporate Leaders: Your Most Strategic Partner in Navigating the AI Talent Shift Is Right in Your Backyard
Higher education can be a powerful partner in helping companies navigate AI adoption, but too few colleges and universities are being used that way.
How Can Higher Education Signal Relevance in a Skills-Focused World?
To send clearer signals about the skills it develops, higher education can incorporate microcredentials, map skills across the curriculum, and expand work-based learning.
Systemic Workforce Development Problems Hinder Semiconductor Training Programs
This issue brief examines barriers in workforce development that threaten to derail the momentum around training hundreds of thousands of Americans for semiconductor technician jobs.
Semiconductor Investments Are Changing Regional Workforce Development Systems. Can They Be Transformational?
Introducing 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.
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