[Year in Review] Why Soft Skills Matter in Higher Education and Career Development
Drawing on Tristan Claridge’s research on Guernsey, which considers how social capital plays out in...
From Service to Success: How Institutions Can Transform Veteran Learning Journeys
Editor’s note: This article is adapted from a conversation with Meg O’Grady on the Illumination...
The Future of Higher Education: Collaboration, Curiosity and Adopting a Lifelong Workforce Partner Identity
Editor’s note: This article is adapted from a conversation with Jo-Anne Clarke on the Illumination...
[Year in Review] Designing Against Obsolescence: Rethinking Workforce Education for the AI Era
AI didn’t spark the demand to tie education to workforce needs; it simply poured fuel on a fire...
Certifications: The Missing Link in Skills-First Hiring
Skills-first hiring is gaining traction. Across industries, employers are rethinking job...
Talent Rotation in the Age of AI: What It Means for Workers, Employers and Higher Education
Think AI isn’t affecting employability? Think again. Companies across industry sectors now expect...
From Assessment to Action: A Strategic Model for Enhancing Academic Quality
At College of the North Atlantic (CNA), quality isn’t just a target but a continuous pursuit...
Embedding Career Readiness Across the Student Journey
Higher education is under growing pressure to demonstrate clear connections between academic...
Rethinking ROI in Higher Education: Why Entrepreneurship Belongs at the Core
Editor’s note: This article is adapted from a conversation with Darren Cooke on the Illumination...
From Campus to Career with an Entrepreneurial Mindset
Higher education is under growing pressure to prove the value of tuition by showing clear outcomes...
Toward a Shared Vocabulary: Lessons from Employer Standards
Why Shared Language in the Ecosystem Matters Across the learn-and-work ecosystem, a growing number...
From Data to Impact: Shaping CE Programs for Today’s Learners and Jobs
“We Want to Launch Without Market Research?” Let us start with a scene that plays out far too often...
