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Class Disrupted is a bi-weekly education podcast featuring author Michael Horn and Summit Public Schools’ Diane Tavenner in conversation with educators, school leaders, students and other members of school communities as they investigate the challenges facing the education system amid this pandemic — and where we should go from here. Find every episode by bookmarking […]

The Safety Dance is no longer safe at college or anywhere in education and workforce. It’s time to allow short-term training and apprenticeships to dance if they want to.

To state the obvious, 2023 has been a tumultuous year in higher education. As the new year dawns, here are four other trends that could change the status quo in 2024.

The oldest and most popular software platforms are also in desperate need of new talent.

"If AI is indeed a white-collar job eater, then an ancient blue-collar convention might be in order."

Faced with a labor shortage and diversity goals, employers are creating apprenticeships for office work

Ryan Craigs "Apprentice Nation" reveals how apprenticeship can deliver upward mobility, with the right support.

Apprenticeship degrees can benefit everyone, but only if they’re well constructed. Its time to begin building real apprenticeship degrees.

KFC launches inclusive members club, The Kentucky Club, to help give young people a fair shot at a first job.

But two-thirds of 16-25-year-olds feel there is not enough support available to get them into work, with over half worrying about getting left behind in the job market