News From Team Workforce.
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The CNA Credential: A Fast, Meaningful Entry into Healthcare
Ask a nurse how they got started and a surprising number will say “CNA.” It’s the credential that puts you at the bedside fastest, teaches you whether healthcare is truly for you, and — for many people — becomes the first step on a ladder that ends with “RN” after their name.
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Cybersecurity Careers Start Here: The CCST Pathway
The most common reason a teenager doesn’t pursue IT isn’t lack of ability.
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Manufacturing Isn’t What Your Grandfather Did — And That’s the Point
Say “manufacturing job” to a room of high school juniors and watch the faces.
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From White Belt to Black Belt: How Lean Six Sigma Builds Problem-Solvers
Lean Six Sigma sounds like something that lives in a corporate conference room.
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18 Mahoning Valley Students and Adults Earn Industry Credentials in One Summer
Free Credentialing At East Palestine High School Brought Cisco, CNA, And Manufacturing Certifications To Learners From Nine Schools Across Three Counties.
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Industry-Recognized Credentials, Explained: What They Are and Why Employers Care
A credential is a promise.
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Why the Mahoning Valley Needs a Bridge Between Classrooms and Careers
Every fall, two conversations happen in the Mahoning Valley that rarely meet.
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Preparing Students for Success: The Power of Industry Credentials
As educators and administrators, we often ask, What more can we do to prepare our students for life after high school?
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The Future of Work: Preparing Students for Jobs That Don’t Yet Exist
In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and shifting economic landscapes, the future of work is both an exciting and daunting frontier.
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Partnerships That Make a Difference: Schools and Businesses Working Together
In a landscape where the traditional four-year college degree once reigned supreme, a transformative shift is occurring.
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Navigating the Path to Higher Education: When a Four-Year Degree Isn’t the Only Way
In the labyrinthine world of higher education, where the ivy-clad gates of traditional four-year institutions stand as the archetypal bastions of success, a quiet revolution is underway.