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In honor of Veterans Day, Marcraft celebrates the extraordinary stories of veterans who have found their calling in the world of cybersecurity. Today, we are proud to share the inspiring journey of Jason Langston, a former United States Marine Corps Lance Corporal, whose determination and passion led him to a fulfilling career in IT. A…
As educators at vocational schools and secondary schools, you play a critical role in preparing students for successful careers in cybersecurity. Incorporating relevant and practical courses into your curriculum is essential. In today’s cybersecurity landscape, coding is the backbone of effective defense strategies. As instructors, you know that cybersecurity professionals need a solid understanding of…
As cyber threats continue to rise and everything becomes digital, the demand for skilled IT and cybersecurity professionals is at an all-time high. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the need for individuals who understand the fundamentals of information technology and cybersecurity is critical. If you’re an instructor looking to guide students on their journey…
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Alternatives to four-year college degrees like trade and technology schools continue to rise in popularity as enrollment declines and young adults figure out that they can make more money without the hefty price tag of higher education.
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Despite a competitive economy in which success increasingly depends on obtaining a college degree, one in four students in this country does not even finish high school in the usual four years.
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The study from Georgetown University found that certificates in fields like computer and information services, transportation and business can boost earnings by 20 percent, on average, over people who just have high school diplomas.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, most of the jobs that will open up in the next few years do not require a B.A. In fact, only about 25% do. The other 75% do not. They need on-the-job training.
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