With over 1.1 million credentials available but only 12 percent delivering significant wage gains, learners face a chaotic marketplace that lacks effective oversight. Top-decile credentials yield ...

College degrees, once the possession of a tiny elite of professional and wealthy individuals, are now held by more than a fourth of the American population. But as educational attainment has expanded, ...

A service that helps open source developers write and test software is leaking thousands of authentication tokens and other security-sensitive secrets. Many of these leaks allow hackers to access the ...

A college degree used to be a long-term gatepass to professional success, but in today's AI era, the half-life of knowledge is decreasing terribly fast. The World Economic Forum estimates that over 1 ...

While more employers have voiced interest in skills-first hiring, credential use is still deeply uneven in the hiring process — meaning employers have an opportunity to widen their talent pools and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Manno writes on education, workforce training, and career pathways. The high school diploma and the bachelor’s degree have long ...

A new report from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce found that colleges and other credential providers aren’t producing enough credentials that lead to well-paying, ...

With the digital-first reality of the modern day, teams are now more scattered than ever before. The wider adoption of remote working, worldwide distributed teams, and complex interconnected workflows ...

SALISBURY – Despite having a fraction of the population, Rowan-Salisbury Schools in the 2019-2020 school year produced more students with industry-recognized certifications or credentials than ...