Higher education has long played a vital role in driving America’s economic engine. In today’s knowledge-based economy, this role has never been as important for individuals, businesses, and the nation as a whole.
Assessment, Transparency and Accountability: Three Critical Elements of a Bi-Partisan Approach to Advancing both Excellence and EquityJANUARY 2015
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Statement on Reauthorizing the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act
Recommendations to Improve the Federal Job Training System The purpose of a national employment and training system is to help increase opportunities for individuals to prepare for and find employment and to provide investment in an educated, skilled, and adaptable workforce able to meet the needs of employers.
Introduction
In business today, no competition is tougher than the global race for talent. In every industry, every job sector, and every part of the world, employers are asking the same question: How are we going to find, train, and retain the best workers?
Developing a Business-Driven Employment and Training System The purpose of a national employment and training system is to help increase opportunities for individuals to prepare for and find employment and to provide investment in an educated, skilled, and adaptable workforce able to meet the needs of employers.
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