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In the world of technology, there is nothing worse than being left behind. Just ask your friend that didn’t get a smartphone until 2020, it’s tough trying to learn something new when everyone else has ...

Are you considering expanding your tech expertise at no cost? Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced six free online tech courses that will be available in 2025 for students and professionals, and to ...

VRee releases new online engineering training courses featuring 3D models and video-based instruction. LONDON, UNITED ...

The new year is in full swing, with more and more businesses getting on board the AI bandwagon. As a result, mass layoffs have become quite common, as many companies are already laying off employees ...

Georgia is ahead of many states in providing students with career and technical education options as early as middle school and in offering them industry-recognized credentials in high school. The ...

Georgia Tech joined with a dozen major research institutions Tuesday in a partnership that gives students from all over the world free access to online college courses. The courses will be offered ...

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2025 is already rolling, and the tech industry is not just thriving; it is undergoing a radical change. This wave has created a massive demand for specialised tech skills. The technological landscape ...

Taking career and technical education classes in high school increases students’ odds of graduating on time, but doesn’t improve their chances of enrolling in college, according to a paper published ...

CHARLOTTE — A Charlotte nonprofit is offering free IT support courses to help close the tech skills divide among local workers. Mary Smith is a student of the course with Per Scholas North Carolina.