Seventy-six percent of students continue their education after high school and pursue a degree to improve their job opportunities [1]. Still, many graduates lack the essential skills for their chosen career. Could this be due to a lack of collaboration and engagement between colleges and employers? “When it comes to the types of skills and…
Hard skills are responsible for just 15 percent of success in the workplace, while soft skills make up 85 percent, according to one study [1]. As a result, college and university administrators are investing in job applicants who possess attributes like a positive attitude, communication skills and punctuality. If you are looking for new staff…
More colleges and universities are adopting a competency-based learning approach to education, which lets students learn topics at their own pace. This learning method has several limitations. While competency-based education prepares students for their future careers, many of these courses don’t teach essential soft skills like communication and time management. Here’s why you should incorporate…