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statistics on skills gap in key industries

Skills Gap Analysis: Statistics Comparing Required Skills vs. Available Talent in Key Industries

The skills gap crisis is getting worse. By 2028, about 3 million trade jobs will be empty. This is because of a lack of skills in tech, healthcare, and manufacturing1. Only 31% of HR folks think their companies really get how to find these gaps1. This shows we really need to focus on finding and […]

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statistics on personalized learning effectiveness

Effectiveness of Personalized Learning: Statistics on Outcomes in Diverse Educational Settings

Personalized learning is changing education. It shows big results for students. Teachers say it boosts student interest and grades by a lot1. Students in personalized learning do 30% better on tests than others1. They also do better in math and reading, by 8 and 9 points, respectively1. Personalized learning does more than just help with

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statistics on enrollment trends in MOOCs and boot camps

Growth of Non-Traditional Education Platforms: Statistics on Enrollment Trends in MOOCs and Boot Cam

The rise of online education has been amazing. Almost 50 million people have watched the top 20 introductory AI courses on YouTube. They’ve seen over 92.2 hours of learning1. This big change has made learning more flexible and focused on skills. Looking at online education, we see big changes. MOOCs and coding bootcamps are growing

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statistics on global literacy progress challenges

Global Literacy Trends: Statistics on Progress and Challenges in Underrepresented Regions

The UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) recently released a report called “World Education Statistics 2024”. It shows a worrying trend in global education. The number of kids not in school has gone up by 6 million since 2021. Now, almost 250 million children and youth worldwide are out of school1. This big number highlights a

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