The Job

Tech training provider looks to grow by going deeper in cities through local partnerships.

Despite some progress in Washington, the future remains murky for short-term Pell.

Google’s goals for its six-year push into online career certificates.

Keeping up with the latest research and debates on AI and the skills-based movement.

An EV manufacturing boom has Georgia scrambling to find workers, with urgency shared by the Biden administration.

The Sun Belt state's ambitious skills-matching play goes live and draws national attention.

States try to identify which jobs are in high demand as they spend more on nondegree credentials.

This issue of The Job looks at a new tech training hub in Brazil that brings together employers, local government, and short-term certificates to connect underserved students with jobs. Also, a nonprofit group’s experienced take on mentoring programs.

This issue of The Job looks at how Minnesota is setting the gold standard for defining quality, as states seek to collect more and better data on workforce education programs. Also, many medical assisting certificate programs will fail the new gainful-employment rule. What’s the solution for this low-paying profession?

This issue of The Job looks at a nonprofit bootcamp that is tapping a network of community organizations and apprenticeships to help low-income learners land a career in tech. Also, what a stalled state bill says about the policy environment for outcomes-based loans.