As the skilled labor gap grows, the conversation around educational gaps and skills gaps is growing as well. Despite knowing that a major cause of these gaps is lack of awareness among youth over good ...

In our efforts to bridge the skills gap, we often focus on students and job seekers, but another crucial group significantly shapes career choices: parents and educators. Engaging parents and ...

HANCOCK COUNTY — Twenty different Hancock County educators from the Eastern Hancock and Southern Hancock school districts are heading to San Diego this week for a three-day conference on career ...

As far as the students are concerned, early career awareness is very important and essential. It is seen that the best parts of student are not aware of different careers they can pursue with no ...

With career interests and aspirations forming as early as age 10, the middle grades are the ideal time to start making connections between students’ academic work and their future career paths. By ...

More than 900 students from Calvert, Charles and St Mary’s County Public Schools, St Mary’s Ryken High School, King’s Christian Academy and home-schooled communities participated in the second annual ...

What are some ways teachers can get students excited about STEM education and the future prospects it could hold for them? To begin to answer this question, NOVA spoke with several middle and ...

There is a distinct difference between career preparation and career awareness. The former prepares students for careers. The latter teaches about careers. High schools, for decades, have been ...

In 2001, Mark Prensky coined the terms “Digital Natives” and “Digital Immigrants” to describe the differences between adults and students in using technology. Educators are the “Digital Immigrants” ...

Many biology students may not realise the full extent of employment opportunities afforded by their expertise. Information gained from career monitoring offers an opportunity to remedy the situation. ...

My career journey—like millions of other students—was shrouded in unknowns: some paths were apparent but their destination was unclear. Most paths however were obscured, making them opportunities that ...