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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects tech-oriented jobs grow 11 percent over the next decade, adding more than a half-million positions by 2029, despite the pandemic yielding historic unemployment levels.

Tech Elevator enters Texas market with the opening of a Dallas campus Cleveland technology education company Tech Elevator is expanding into another new market. The company, which last fall was bought by a company now known as Stride, announced in a news release on Thursday, March 11, that it is opening a campus in Dallas. This will be the ninth campus for Tech Elevator. The others are in Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Detroit, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Tech Elevator de...

Tech Elevator begins new year with high hopes after sale DOUGLAS J. GUTH Contributed photo Tech Elevator classrooms were in person before COVID-19 restrictions. Campus locations will reopen when it is safe to do so. Cleveland technology education company Tech Elevator has enjoyed a "wild ride" since its inception in 2015, which co-founder and CEO Anthony Hughes compares to a rider getting their foot caught in the stirrup of a particularly swift horse. Far from feeling out of control, Hughes is ...

Tech Elevator starts new year with high expectations after sale News Highlights: Tech Elevator starts new year with high expectations after sale Hughes said Tech Elevator’s signature venture – which re-qualifies employees in high-resilience software tasks – made up a significant portion of the company’s pre-sales revenue. With the support of Stride – and with Tech Elevator as a sister company of Galvanize – he sees employee training as an area for future growth in partnership with ...