Some vendors, such as Manning Masonry, offered hands-on training at the job fair where students could practice laying bricks.

Investment in career training helps ensure that every student — regardless of their career path — has the tools they need to thrive, U.S. Rep. Rob Wittman writes in a guest column.

The CEO of Catapult, an organization that works with 2,000-plus employers across North Carolina, gives her take on latest ...

From 2019-2023, North Carolina increased the number of life sciences business establishments by 43%. To learn more in the TEConomy 2024 report, click here. A leading state in biologics manufacturing.

Ashton’s journey challenges outdated perceptions of CTE as solely trade-focused programs with limited career outcomes. Increasingly, forward-thinking school districts like Smyrna are redefining CTE to ...

Grant funding for green programs will support clean transportation offerings for a North Carolina community college, as well ...

Indiana Career Scholarship Accounts program is growing in popularity. But some basic information, like how much businesses ...

The number of people enrolling in educator preparation programs in North Carolina has been falling for years. Now the number ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Coalition for Higher Education in Prison has received ... Jeffrey Norfleet, president of Shorter College in North Little Rock, Arkansas, shared how his ...

Students’ trade skills were on full display on Friday, February 28, as high school students from across Onslow County, Jones ...

As a key player in North Carolina's Piedmont Triad, Alamance Community College (ACC) not only offers transformative ...