Category: Press Releases

25 winners from across the country will receive up to $500,000 to design and launch career connected learning models primarily serving underserved student populations.

ASA and JFF report calls for closing the gap between interest in and willingness to pursue non-degree pathways as key to addressing the nation’s talent pipeline shortage

This new guide aims to equip organizations serving teens and young adults with the tools to start or expand on their own career exploration and planning programs.

ASA will host several panel discussions featuring ASA thought leaders, education, and career readiness experts on critical issues in the 6-12 career readiness learning space.

A team of students from the Franklin Avenue Middle School in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, won the second annual career exploration competition.

The Summit features a range of career readiness presentations and moderated panels with federal and state policymakers, industry leaders, and national organizations.

The guide compiles key benefits of work-based learning for young people and employers and includes nine best practices and associated success stories.