We’re thrilled to announce the 2024 recipients of our annual Equitable Excellence Scholarship®! Designed to support students throughout their academic journeys, our scholarship program provides financial assistance as well as year-round workshops covering budgeting, mental health, personal branding, resume writing and career readiness. Learn more about the Equitable Excellence Scholarship here: https://ow.ly/tPLL50Sq9mw
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Why did the Coalition for Career Development (CCD) Center signed on to a letter supporting the creation of the Congressional Bipartisan Opportunity Youth Caucus (BOYC)? Because equitable access is paramount for ALL. Because quality state performance is necessary for ALL. Because individualized career planning is vital for ALL. Because all learners means ALL learners. We are committed to making career readiness the first priority of American education and dedicated to transforming career development through priorities including education reform, research initiatives, stakeholder engagement, and more with ALL learners in mind. Read more about our why: https://lnkd.in/eGjr94hd
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Candidates for the next General Election are backing the Breaking Down Barriers Pledge. We're asking candidates to commit to do all they can if elected to break down the barriers to opportunity by: 1. Supporting local schools, colleges and universities to deliver quality careers advice and mentoring to break down barriers to opportunity. 2. Working with local businesses and employers in my constituency to partner with schools, colleges and universities to deliver careers, advice, mentoring work experience and/or apprenticeship opportunities. 3. Provide young people from disadvantaged backgrounds with work experience or apprenticeship opportunities in their constituency or Westminster office. Find out if your local candidates are backing the Pledge at https://lnkd.in/ebzJcm8c
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🔎 Check out our new "Career Literacy" literature search! Topics covered include: ✓ Career Literacy Development ✓ Career Literacy Skills ✓ Career Education ✓ Career Readiness ✓ Career Literacy and Employment ✓ Information Literacy ✓ Students Career Development ✓ Future Skills and Planning ... and more! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3UXf300 today! 📚
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Post-graduation life matters, and UM is paying attention.
Associate Vice President Driven by Student Academic Success, Wellness, & Career Readiness > Visionary Leader Building Academic Mission via Strategic Oversight & Leadership of Student Success Initiatives
The University of Montana's Career Outcomes Summit is a one-day conference inviting faculty and staff to explore the connection between career readiness and higher education. From interactive workshops and panels to lunch and post-summit social hour, you’ll gain access to tools and programs to empower your work in preparing students for success. BIG thanks to LeAnn Layton (Meyer), Andrea Vernon, EdD and their respective teams. Thanks to Strada Education Foundation for their generous support and friendship. https://lnkd.in/e4pTKw4T
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Educational Policy and Planning degrees can offer valuable insights into the development and implementation of educational systems and policies. Attending an information session can help you learn more about the curriculum, career opportunities, and the impact of these programs on education. Do you have specific questions about the degree, admissions or possible careers? RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/guhdkTK8
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Teaching Faculty at David Geffen School of Drama (DGSD) & Theatre, Dance and Performance Studies (TDPS) at Yale University
An arts degree program isn't measured by 'job placement' or 'the marketplace'. This is insidious capitalistic propaganda that institutions of learning are now using. The arts by far are the most important tool is developing an society based on empathy, inclusion, and problem-solving. Instead, today’s students engaged in creative expression are now constantly being badgered to seek ‘jobs’. Mind you, universities only care if you wind up working at a corporation, not at a regional theatre or an arts centre. Why? So they can print and profit off of promoting the COMPANY you work at - not actually YOU or your creative pursuits and dreams. From communities to civilizations, in ALL of history, societies are studied and remembered through the ARTS - not by stock prices and employment figures.
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Construction Industry Advocate | Human Resources Expert | Board Member | Workforce Development Champion
Today the Common Sense Institute Colorado spoke about career connected learning. In Colorado we are now connecting the education system with jobs now and in the future. The report has five recommendations and is excellent! To simplify the message even more: 1) Show students ALL the opportunities and jobs available including requirements and compensation 2) Honor them for the pathway they choose that best fits them 3) Get out of their way
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Are you involved in early careers recruitment? If so, we would love to work with you! See below for details of our upcoming Employer Forum where we would welcome your insight into the challenges faced by recruiters and how we can support young people in our school and college network to be ready for the world of work. #earlycareers #recruitment
Skills, skills, skills. No, I'm not about to start a Destiny's Child parody group #phew but this is what is on my mind today. There is so much talk about #skills in the #careers and #education space and a recent article in the CDI's Career Matters summarised this very well, highlighting the different names for transferable/soft/employability skills that are being promoted through careers education in schools and colleges. No matter what labels we use, we at the South London Careers Hub and South London Partnership are very interested in how we can support schools to embed skills education throughout their curriculum and to increase the confidence of staff throughout the school to talk about skill development and its relevance to the workplace. If you think is an area you could provide insight or guidance into, please join us at our upcoming Employer Forum on 16th July and register here https://lnkd.in/e2j4ZgVR. We would love to hear your ideas!
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Associate Professor of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurhsip at Indiana University Southeast
Take your education to the next level!
IU Southeast School of Business is hosting Graduate Information Sessions tomorrow, Tuesday September 24th. The zoom sessions will be held between 12-1 p.m. and 5-6 p.m. Check out our programs and take the next step in your career! For more information and to RSVP: ➡️https://go.iu.edu/8qUv
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Read the First Destination Report featuring career data for the Class of 2023. The Career Development Office’s new report includes fellowship and global awards, graduation and professional school destinations, and an industry breakdown. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gTPwXB6i
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