New program will support students pursuing high-demand jobs
The program, made possible by a $2.8 million grant from the Charles E. Lakin Foundation, will provide mentoring and support
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Manufacturing in Minnesota in Demand
Manufacturing may be Minnesota’s most overlooked major industry. The sector includes some of the state’s most innovative and best-known companies,
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Amazon to Hire 30,000 Full-Time, Full Benefits
Amazon is holding job fairs across the country aiming to hire more than 30,000 people by early next year. They
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Mentors Needed to Assist Career Technical Education Students
Like many programs around the country, the Career Technical Education (CTE) program at Ramona High School in southern California, seeks
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More Automotive Technicians are Needed
More than 25,000 students from 725 schools around the country got the chance to get a head start on their
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Skill Shift: Automation and the Future of the Workforce
Demand for technological, social and emotional, and higher cognitive skills will rise by 2030. How will workers and organizations adapt?
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The Manufacturing Labor Force Is Upskilling and Downsizing
The glory days of American manufacturing in the 1970s—when workers with a high school diploma or less held 79% of
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Industrial Engineering Salaries State by State
A career path in industrial engineering offers one with job security and high-earning potential. According to the Bureau of Labor
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Siemens Partners with Educators to Fill Industry Skill Gaps
SOURCE: Amanda Beaton, US Program Manager Siemens Cooperates with Education I often get asked how Siemens works with schools, and
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Demand for Robotics and Data Experts
SOURCE: Cognizant/Thomasnet.com As industry commentators bemoan the loss of jobs to automation as we move further into the new reality
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