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We are thrilled to officially announce our newest partnership with National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) for the NACE Ready: Career Assessment Tool! Please join Mark Visco Jr. (CEO, Suitable) and Matthew Brink (Chief Content & Programs Officer, NACE) on May 30th at 12pm (ET), as they unveil this newest partnership that will bring unprecedented access to student competency development data. Through the exclusive partnership with NACE, Suitable schools will now have the option to integrate the?NACE Ready Assessment?tool into their dashboard for students to use. The?NACE Ready Assessment?will help students understand how “career ready” they are following an internship, co-op, or on-campus job. It will also give schools data on how their students compare to other students nationally across the 8 NACE competencies. This event will provide: - A brief introduction to Suitable and NACE and the longstanding relationship between us. - An overview of the NACE partnership and how the??NACE Ready-Assessment?works for students and schools. - Examples of the NACE Ready Assessment in action. - A live Q&A with Mark and Matthew to have all your questions answered! ? There is no cost to attend, and a post-event recording will be sent out to everyone who registers! Learn more and register here: https://lnkd.in/eUUwbBwN

The reason why faculty buy-in is so important and essential for fostering a collaborative and holistic approach to career readiness, where academic and professional development goals are aligned to support student success in the workforce. Professional career consultants undergo rigorous preparation and training to understand the complexities of career and professional development and to provide evidence-based guidance and support to individuals navigating their career paths. It is not an easy job and even harder without faculty support! #career #careerreadiness #careereducation #professional #studentsuccess #studentsfirst

?? According to a recent National Association of Colleges and Employers survey, 57% of student respondents said they used faculty as a job-search resource. Career centers can equip faculty with the information they need to better guide students in their career exploration and search. How? ??Develop faculty toolkits across disciplines; provide faculty with career information, labor market insights, and data on student outcomes; help faculty align their learning outcomes with career readiness competencies. ?? #CareerServices #Faculty #careerreadiness #studentsuccess

Why bother going to college every day? The answer might surprise you! Today is the first day of my second year in college, and I swear the first-year Riya can never match the energy and confidence of second-year Riya. The difference is significant in just one year. You cannot deny that in college, you must work on yourself for skills and overall development. You are responsible for everything from your success to failure. Benefits of Attending College: 1. Personal Development: - Feel a spark of confidence when interacting with people. - Listening to different opinions can make a significant difference. 2. Socialization: - Connect with as many people as possible, but aim for genuine connections. 3. Skill Acquisition: - Learn small skills that will ultimately help you manage your expenses + also help you when you sit for internship interviews. 4. College Societies: - Join societies to gain exposure on a larger scale and enhance your personality. Ultimately, stepping out of your comfort zone is essential to achieve something meaningful. Your personality, the way you talk and listen, forms the first impression. So, focus on developing your basic skills first. P.S.: What is a major challenge in your college life?

Visit the Munk School table at an upcoming graduate fair! Learn about our Master of Public Policy and Master of Global Affairs programs, and get your questions answered about applications, admission requirements, career opportunities, internships, and more.? ? Learn more: https://bit.ly/4e24IXM #graduateschool #mastersprogram #uoft #globalaffairs #publicpolicy

Rabia Ali Muhammad, an educationist, writes about the pressing need for educational partnerships between businesses, especially IT companies, and academic institutions in Pakistan. She highlights the growing gap between traditional education and industry demands, leading to a skills mismatch among graduates. Rabia argues that such collaborations can align curricula with market needs, enhance practical skills, and prepare students for the modern workforce. She outlines a multi-faceted approach, including paid internships, corporate sponsorships, joint research, curriculum development, and resource sharing, to establish these partnerships. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dH3i-gD4 #EducationPartnerships #ITIndustry #WorkforceDevelopment #PakistanEducation #SkillsGap #IndustryAcademiaCollaboration #TechEducation #FutureOfWork #JobReadyWorkforce #EducationReform #CxOGlobalForum #CxONews

Are you leveraging the full potential of CTE advisory boards to bridge the gap between education and industry needs? Career and Technical Education (CTE) advisory boards play a pivotal role in aligning curricula with the demands of the modern job market. By fostering collaboration between educators and industry professionals, these boards ensure students are equipped with the skills needed to thrive in their careers. Here's why they matter: - Stay Current: Keep educational programs dynamic and responsive to technological and employment trends. - Enhance Employability: Provide students with relevant skills and real-world learning opportunities, like internships. - Strengthen Community Ties: Build partnerships that support local economic growth and skilled workforce development. #CTE #Education #IndustryCollaboration

?? In case you missed it, here is a recap of some of the tips USF Career Services shared with #MAPC students in our latest workshop on Navigating your Job/Internship search. Swipe right to learn more, and don’t forget to check out?USF Career Services!??

Finding the Right Fit: Undergraduate College and Major Exploration On April 17, AUAF hosted a virtual workshop "Finding the Right Fit: Undergraduate College and Major Exploration," by Sydney Donaldson, who is a former academic advisor in the US college admission specialist with studies in the US and abroad. The session guided the attendees in navigating the complexities of the college application process in the United States and assist them in determining the best fit for their academic, social, financial, and personal needs. Additionally, the concept of choosing a college major was explained, emphasizing that it is a structured program of study centered around a specific discipline. High-demand majors such as business, healthcare administration, nursing, information technology, and engineering were highlighted, along with the importance of considering career paths and internship opportunities. The session concluded with the attendees asking questions regarding college requirements and application processes in the US. Miss Donaldson addressed these inquiries, further assisting attendees in their college exploration journey. Overall, the workshop served as a valuable resource for students embarking on their college search and application journey, equipping them with the necessary tools and knowledge to make informed decisions about their higher education endeavors.

Some big shake ups in this year's #WSJ Best Colleges Ranking! Princeton University?is ranked No. 1, excelling in graduation rates and setting students up for financial success, but Babson College, known for entrepreneurship, secured the No. 2 spot. Stanford University?came in at No. 3, showcasing a rise in schools with?strong business?and tech programs. Read more takeaways here!