Unicon, Inc., a leading technology consulting firm, has announced an expanded focus supporting the education ecosystem in K-12, higher-ed and workforce.
As an organization, you can lean on your local university to be a solution-provider to navigate these uncharted waters together.
While there are undoubtedly many differences between higher education and corporate training, they may be more similar than they are different. The common denominator? Learning and growth.
Effective training benefits from the combination of well-researched academic models delivered in close alignment with practical use.
The driving forces behind voluntary turnover are not solely dependent upon employment rates and often come from uncovered weaknesses in retention strategies and opportunities to mitigate talent flight.
By allowing employees to pursue education while working, employers can expand their talent pipeline and reduce costs.
There are now more than 700,000 unique postsecondary credentials offered beyond the confines of traditional universities. With good reason: As the shelf life of skills continues to shrink, education consumers are looking for alternatives to college.
The SunTrust Foundation now Truist Foundation today announced it has awarded a $1 million grant to edX to support the launch of the global nonprofit's MicroBachelors programs, the first credit-backed, stackable credential in online learning.
HackerRank, the world's leading developer skills company, today announced that it has acquired Mimir, the cloud-based platform for computer science courses.
This week, Guild Education, a mission-based company providing opportunities for America’s workforce through education, received an investment from Stephen Curry of the NBA Golden State Warriors to accelerate Guild’s mission and impact.