Category: Media Mentions

According to a new report, employers don’t think college degrees, in general, indicate work readiness, yet they are reluctant to use non-degree credentials in their hiring process.

Employers and younger workers have warmed up to the idea that skills matter more than a traditional, four-year college degree. But both parties remain apprehensive about making the wrong choices.

With the intent to help students make informed choices to achieve their career goals, a national nonprofit organization is offering internship opportunities to high school students in the San Diego area.

A new report details how these programs have positive impacts on student employment and earnings, academic outcomes and more.

A new survey reveals inspiring insight into the career paths and subject areas that interest teens

Back when school was fully remote in 2020, a group of middle school girls got together on Zoom and started thinking about something out of this world: how to grow food on Mars.

ASA found in a survey of over 2,000 student members that the most popular careers respondents are considering have a STEM and digital focus.

A new survey has revealed what some top career choices are for Gen Z teenagers. Teenagers are exploring their lives and their futures, and they are trying to find themselves as an individual.

The answer won a $10,000 national first-place “Team Passion” award for Franklin Avenue Middle School and $1,500 for the team of four seventh graders who participated in this year’s “Solve Together” career exploration competition.

A national non-profit organization is helping kids across the country discover their career passions at an early age.