What Makes a Community College Excel at Workforce Development?
Community college enrollment is on the decline. How can community colleges stand out to students as a quality workforce training options?
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Building California鈥檚 Health Care Workforce through Labor Management and Community College Partnerships
Partnerships with labor management training funds can serve colleges, learners, and state workforce needs.
Building TAACCCT Better
Bringing TAACCCT back, in conjunction with the new Community College and Industry Partnership Grants, would be huge for community colleges.
Monroe Community College is Making Care Jobs, Better Jobs
Monroe Community College鈥檚 partnership with employers improved most markers of job quality for Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs).
Clearing the Path Back to Community College
We’re launching a project to help community colleges (re)engage students whose education was derailed by the pandemic.
Learn and Earn at Community College: Using HEERF Funds and Federal Work-Study to Expand Campus Jobs Programs
This memo outlines federal funding streams that community colleges could use to pilot and sustain high-quality, paid work experiences..
Federal Higher Education Policy During COVID-19
This timeline keeps track of higher education-related regulatory and legislative actions the Federal Government has taken during COVID-19.
Request for Proposal: Join 麻豆果冻传媒鈥檚 New Models for Career Preparation鈥檚 Workforce Innovators Cohort
Community college Workforce Leaders: Apply for 麻豆果冻传媒’s New Models for Career Preparation Workforce Innovators Cohort. Win $50,000!
2021 Legislative Roundup on Community College Baccalaureates
We鈥檝e compiled the most important community college baccalaureate legislative happenings this year.
Supporting Community College Student Success through Paid Work Experience
Subsidized, career-relevant work experience should be part of a recruitment, re-engagement, and equity strategy at community colleges.