Learn how to meet the changing demands of the economy with our latest report
| Beyond the Skills Gap: Tools and Tactics for an Evolving Economy |
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More students than ever before say the primary reason they are going to college is to get a job. In order to better prepare students to start careers, and to maintain relevance in an increasingly competitive landscape, many institutions have adapted their offerings for a more skills-based market. The challenge is ensuring that students graduate with both the liberal arts fundamentals and the technical skills employers expect.
The Chronicle's report, "Career-Ready Education," moves past the definitions of the skills gap and the accompanying blame game. It explores the forces driving change and the challenges ahead, how institutions can restructure academic programs and innovate from within, and the barriers graduates face when starting their careers.
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Order the report and gain insight into:
Building effective relationships between employers and colleges Adapting to emerging trends in hiring and credentials Structuring academic programs that foster employability
Evaluating and navigating innovative partnership opportunities |
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