Trump shifts student job programs to labour department: Could this change what students learn at schools?
Career and technical education programs, previously under the U.S. Education Department, have been moved to the Labor Department. This shift, involving over $1 billion in funding, aims to better link students with jobs. Critics, however, express concerns about reduced oversight and potential limitations on long-term career pathways, fearing a focus on short-term employment over comprehensive skill development.
Career and technical education programs, previously under the U.S. Education Department, have been moved to the Labor Department. This shift, involving over $1 billion in funding, aims to better link students with jobs. Critics, however, express concerns about reduced oversight and potential limitations on long-term career pathways, fearing a focus on short-term employment over comprehensive skill development. What's Your Reaction?
