It’s whom you know: Work-based learning helps build labor market connections — Brookings Topics – Education

rtr35pzsWhat can educators do to better prepare young people for careers? Although high schools claim that graduates should be “college and career-ready,” in practice, educators have paid little attention to career readiness. Many still believe that all you need is a college degree and a career will follow. But increasingly in today’s labor market, job…

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