Washtenaw Community College’s (WCC) winter non-credit classes for the community focus on skill-building for adults and youth alike. From the college’s new Workforce Foundation Skills Lab to an array ...

World War II history buffs can learn new details at a talk called "The War Within a War," about the intense rivalries between ...

Morley is one of six adults with autism who graduated as part of the inaugural cohort of the Utah Uniquely Abled Machinist Program — a 12-week computer numeric control machine operation training ...

The 12-week CNC Machine Operation training program is already placing participants in high-demand industries such as ...

One solution to the skills shortage is to encourage more young people to learn vocational skills. But there is still a stigma ...

The courses are self-paced and open to learners with or without prior coding experience. Harvard University is offering its most popular computer science courses free of cost to anyone looking to ...

All of us rely on a set of basic skills to navigate life, from cooking a simple meal to reading social cues. These abilities help us take care of ourselves and connect with others smoothly. Most of us ...

Participants must be Massachusetts residents older than 18. Participants making less than $56,000 a year will have their tuition covered. Classes will begin in January and end in June. UPTON – With ...

CHICAGO — Public libraries play a vital role in supporting adult learning in communities across the country. A new white paper from the Public Library Association (PLA), “Expanding Possibilities: ...

Learning to program taps into neural machinery you already use for logic. Brain scans show that after a beginner course, reading code lights up those problem solving regions. Even before any training, ...

Nine older adults at Stoughton Adult Day Health recently completed a six-week basic computer skills course. The course, part of the Traveling Computer Lab – Digital Literacy for Older Adults program, ...

View the full episode transcript. When Kyle, a 10th grader at Palo Alto High School, walked into his final debate of the day, he was hoping for an easy finish to a long tournament. Instead, he found ...