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California must ensure that its educational system prepares all students for a wide spectrum of careers and builds high-quality college and career pathways programs to meet this need, as described in the California Workforce Pathways Joint Advisory Committee’s (CWPJAC) Guiding Policy Principles to Support Student-Centered K-14+ Pathways (see App...
The California Career Technical Education Plan provides cohesion and direction to current state, regional, and local level investments through visionary and innovative approaches to social and economic mobility for the California Community Colleges 1.8 million students.
California’s Unified Strategic Workforce Development Plan (State Plan) 2024-2027 represents agreement among partners identified in the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and serves as the framework for the development of public policy, fiscal investment, and operation of the state workforce and education system.
Policy experts painted a picture of the state of work in California, the role of skills and job quality, and key technologies reshaping work. October 2019: Technological Change and its Impact on Work:
This plan will increase equitable1 access to living wage jobs by creating and strengthening education and training pathways that are specific to 1) sectors, 2) regions, and 3) individuals’ skills and experience.
15 sie 2012 · Download PowerPoint. The Master Plan for Career Education will address the pain points that have made it challenging for Californians to learn–and get credit for– the skills they need for rewarding, living wage work. Please read the Master Plan Core Concepts Summary below for additional details.
31 paź 2017 · Here are 5 technologies that stand a good chance of impacting your daily life by the year 2030. 1. Say goodbye to your screens: Today’s virtual reality headsets are used for consumer entertainment, yet they are bulky and isolating.
