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Business groups say skills mismatch leaves young workers left out and employers short of skilled employees.
read moreLegislators considering about $250 million in new state budget funding for career technical education programs at community colleges.
read moreSeven SoCal colleges team up to align courses with needs of massive trade-related and logistics job market.
read moreWorkforce development can be the policy that brings adversarial interests together – and solve more than poverty.
read moreCareers in technical education fields can garner graduates double the salary of average community college student.
read moreThe skills gap is the biggest hurdle to economic prosperity for unemployed individuals, but there are some specific changes two-year colleges could make to help minimize the gap and improve completion and employment rates.
read moreSkills gap creating an inadequate worker pipeline to fill demand for jobs like air conditioning and lighting control techs.
read moreCalifornia industries will require more workers skilled in tech that reduces energy and resource use.
read moreWe wrap up the biggest story in the efforts to close California’s skills gap and why it’s imperative to keep it up in 2016.
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