Woodworking Students Persevere
During a school year fraught with unexpected stops and starts due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, the Woodwork Career Alliance
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Guest Columns
How a Trade Education Can Pave the Way for Your Future
A silver lining emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic is a newfound appreciation and demand for healthy buildings. As people return
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Rethinking the Connection Between K-12, Careers and Degrees
Bruno V. Manno is senior adviser to the Walton Family Foundation’s K-12 Program. Labor market analytics firm Burning Glass Technologies calculates
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Pep Boys to Award $100,000 in Scholarships to Aspiring Technicians
Pep Boys invites those studying to become technicians to apply for one of the 15 scholarships available in the annual
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Why Do Computer Programmers Get Paid So Much?
While an entry-level computer programmer in the US is expected to earn a minimum salary of $60,000 per year, more
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DoD Awards $31 Million to National Defense Education Program
The Department of Defense announced the selection of 12 awardees for the National Defense Education Program Science, Technology, Engineering, and
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FIRST Championship Update
This season, we have explored new and exciting ways to deliver our programs with your safety and wellbeing as our
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CTE is the Reason I am Where I am Today
If it were not for CTE, I’m not sure I would be in the career I love, today. I will forever
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NASEF Students Connected to $16 million in Esports Scholarships Offered by NACE
The North America Scholastic Esports Federation (NASEF) is partnering with the National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE) to provide meaningful
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$1 Million Grants Awarded in Iowa
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds and the Iowa Department of Education awarded three $1 million competitive grants through the new Career
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