1. U.S. Job Openings Hold at 7.1 Million: What the Data Means for Technical Training
U.S. Job Openings Hold at 7.1 Million: What the Data Means for Technical Training The U.S. labor market continues
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Chandra Dhopatkar
Colleges Face New Reporting Guidance for Gainful Employment and Financial Value Transparency
Colleges Face New Reporting Guidance for Gainful Employment and Financial Value Transparency The U.S. Department of Education has introduced new
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Michigan Manufacturing Day Connects High School Students With CNC, Robotics and Welding Careers
Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor, Michigan, scheduled approximately 180 high school students to participate in its October 2 Manufacturing
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NSF Teacher Research Grant Deadline Approaches: Up to $600,000 for Engineering and Computer Science Programs
Universities and eligible higher education institutions have until October 14, 2026, to submit proposals for the National Science Foundation’s Research
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Federal AI Research Push Raises Questions About STEM Funding and the Future Scientific Workforce
The federal government is accelerating its efforts to transform American scientific research through artificial intelligence, announcing major investments, industry partnerships,
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Texas College Launches Shipbuilding Apprenticeships Amid $1 Billion Shipyard Modernization
College of the Mainland in Texas City has partnered with Gulf Copper to establish two federally registered apprenticeship programs that
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Arizona Opens $6.4 Million Aerospace Workforce Training Center to Prepare Nearly 1,000 Students Annually
Arizona has officially opened a $6.4 million aerospace and defense workforce training center in Mesa, bringing together community colleges, state
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Proposed $70,000 OPT Fee Raises Concerns for U.S. STEM Education and Workforce
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has proposed imposing a $70,000 fee for initial participation in Optional Practical Training (OPT),
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More Than $113 Million in Technical Training Facilities Opened in One Week
America’s Technical Colleges Are Building Again In the span of one week, new advanced manufacturing, automotive and semiconductor training facilities
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Microsoft’s Seven-Minute Azure Attack Shows How Cybersecurity Training Must Change
A Seven-Minute Cloud Attack Is a Curriculum Warning for Cybersecurity Programs Microsoft Security Research published a detailed investigation September 25
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