Should AI Make Students More Comfortable or Less?
What we’re learning—and still need to discover—about AI for networking.
One Million Apprentices
Marek Laco answers questions about the administration’s goal to hit 1M registered apprentices and shares thoughts on the progress to date. Also, views from across the pond on the U.S.…
No-Regrets Bets
Rachel Lipson calls for policies to help early-career workers, even if the AI jobs shock is limited. Also, Anthropic analyzes research on whether worker retraining can meet the moment, how…
The Rules Are Changing for Getting Entry-Level Jobs. But Individual Grit Won’t Fix A Structural Gap
Entry-level jobs now demand demonstrated competence, not just pedigree—but simply telling students that won’t be enough.
News and Highlights
Workforce Pell’s slow rollout and employer-led partnerships in Colorado. Also, recent news and highlights.
Prioritizing Industry
A growing group of two-year colleges emphasize high-value programs over ones that don’t pay, with an emerging playbook from Aspen and CCRC. Also, a Louisiana community college helps bring high-wage…
Flexible and Synchronous
Flexible scheduling might be a high-profile online college startup’s key innovation. Also, a people strategy for the AI economy from RAISE US and new federal training grants, an update on…
Where Is Your Tugboat?
In workforce tech, we’re stuck on the idea of complex overhauls. But what our complicated system really needs is smaller, nimbler projects that continuously improve and create.
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