Many organizations struggle to fill skills and talent gaps. When AI becomes an added layer, the obstacle can increase since the technology is advancing very quickly.
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In New Jersey, there are many long-standing technical schools and apprenticeship programs — including the Eastern Atlantic States Carpenters Technical Center, Camden County Vocational Technical Schools and Gloucester County Institute of Technology.
The Fiber Broadband Association (FBA) today announced that it has welcomed a stream of new schools to the list of institutions offering the Optical Telecom Installer Certification (OpTIC Path™) program.
PSG, a growth equity firm focused on software and tech-enabled services, has made a strategic investment in CourseKey, a student success platform for vocational education.
NCEdge, in partnership with local colleges, quickly assessed workforce needs. Learn more in this case study.
NIICA, with USDOL, launched a certification to align training with employer needs in semiconductor and manufacturing, supporting Apprenticeships.
By 2030, it's estimated that there will be a global shortage of over 85 million skilled workers, translating into a potential loss of $8.5 trillion in unrealized annual revenues.
Isolated training events are outdated. Chief learning officers (CLOs) must shift from event organizers to ecosystem architects.
Every year, thousands of preventable workplace injuries occur because of a seemingly simple oversight: improper workwear.