SA's new technical colleges revealed
Five new technical colleges are being built across South Australia offering career-ready education pathways for young South Aussies.
Source: thepostsa.au
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The Recorder - My Turn: Reform needed to put education, economy on path to success
Children from every community across our commonwealth possess limitless potential, but that potential can fizzle quickly if it is not nourished and supported as they develop into adults. Most begin elementary school confident that their futures hold...
Source: recorder.com
Guest columnists Jay Ash, Ed Lambert and Cheryl Stanley: Reform needed to put education, economy on path to success
Children from every community across our commonwealth possess limitless potential, but that potential can fizzle quickly if it is not nourished and supported as they develop into adults. Most begin elementary school confident that their futures hold...
Source: gazettenet.com
New York City Expands Apprenticeship Program With Tech Jobs
Mayor Eric Adams plans in his State of the City address to unveil a new push to place 30,000 New Yorkers into apprenticeship programs by 2030 in what would be a significant expansion of the city’s efforts.
Source: govtech.com
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NYC Mayor Adams announcing expansion of apprenticeship program with 30K spots and more tech jobs
The new policy, which Adams is expected to announce during his upcoming State of the City address Thursday, involves the creation of a so-called Apprentice Accelerator and aims to not only increase the number of apprenticeship postings, but also broaden the scope of those offerings to include more tech opportunities, like computer programming and information technology.
Source: nydailynews.com