Forbes – Derek Newton
“Many colleges and universities don’t make much effort to teach skills that can land someone a well-paying job, without the four-year degree. Preparing students for careers in electronics, medical support, coding and data, IT, manufacturing, infrastructure and trades, as examples, has often been left to others. That hands-off approach to career training has created a confusing patchwork of for-profit career schools, community colleges with varying degrees of attention to career education, job-sponsored training programs, apprenticeships and other approaches.” (more)