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New Report Warns of Skills Shortages
More Colleges Promise Graduates Employment, Grad School Placement
Bethel University guarantees undergraduates a job on campus or a spot in one of its graduate programs if they haven’t found something better six months after graduation.
Part-Time Job Fairs Support Student Finances, Career Development
The more casual fairs allow colleges and universities to create connections with local employers who offer students part-time roles that accommodate their schedules.
Class of 2026: Already Worried About Jobs After College
New Handshake data finds three in five rising seniors feel pessimistic about starting their career due to a competitive job market and a lack of available positions.
How to Make Career Connections for Online Learners
A recent white paper highlights ways colleges can improve socioeconomic mobility for today’s students, including through embedded curricula and career mentoring.
How Public Media Cuts Could Limit Students’ Career Exploration
More than half of public media stations are affiliated with a college, and more host colleges students for career preparation. Cuts to federal funding may reduce internship and practicum experiences for learners.
Home Is Where the Job Shadow Is
Harvey Mudd College arranged for summer job shadows in students’ hometowns, making career exploration opportunities more readily available for underprivileged students.
Program Launch: Texas A&M University–Kingsville Establishes Skilled Trades Academy
New offerings at TAMUK provide learners with credentials in electrical, carpentry and broadband roles, as well as stackable credits for future education.