Are We There Yet? Skills-Based Technologies, Hiring and Advancement

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SkillRise, an ISTE initiative, examined job seekers’ perceptions of digital skills and skills-based technologies, focusing on their potential career impacts, from initial hiring to advancement. The findings from this 2024 research confirmed job seekers’ need for digital skills training and increased awareness about how skills-based tools can be used to thrive in school and at work.

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SkillRise, an ISTE initiative, enhances adult learning with educational technology. We provide job seekers and training providers with courses focused on the skills needed to succeed in the future of work.

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