11 Nov
How Do Non-college-bound Students Get Credentialed?
We’ve said it before, but we think it is worth reiterating that students have more post-secondary options than ever. Credentialing students can take place at a traditional 4-year college or community college, an apprenticeship, the military, a coding bootcamp, or in the workforce. Most credentialed students go through a 4-year college. According to The National
02 Nov
Building a Middle-Skill Pipeline with CTE and WBL Students
Middle-skill jobs being created each year currently outpaces the number of qualified adults that can fill them, according to the United States Department of Education. These middle-skill jobs are ones that require more than a high school diploma, but less than a bachelor’s degree. The demand for employees with middle-skills is high and not going
31 Aug
How to Remove Career and Technical Education Stigma
Career and technical education stigma continue to persist despite the success of those who participate. Why?
31 Jul
4 Reasons Why Career Assessments Need to do More Than Just Match Students to Colleges and Careers
Career assessments have not changed much in 100 years. We've listed 4 reasons why they need to do more than match students to colleges and careers.
24 Jun
3 Problems Facing CTE and How Pathfinding Can Solve Them
CTE is broadly available, it yields higher salaries, and students can earn college credit. So why aren't more students participating?