Kathy Mannes in "Community Colleges Work With Google to Offer Tech Training"
March 10, 2020
There are lots of strategies for companies that are offering internal training to upgrade the skills of their employees...that's why we like to see that bigger play of opening up the training to workers beyond Google
Kathy Mannes in "Community Colleges Work With Google to Offer Tech Training"
JFF joins with Google to train low-income adults for IT careers in today’s digital economy and prepare the next-gen workforce to succeed in the tech jobs of the future.
Roughly 65 community colleges in the U.S. are in some stage of rolling out the Google-designed certificate that on average takes six months to complete. This certificate is part of a growing effort to better bridge higher education and career-ready training.
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