A Colorado coal town’s big geothermal dreams say a lot about the shifting energy job market. 

The school trains automation engineers for automated factories. China’s manufacturing sector is desperate for skilled workers.

Adapting to a changing climate is now an essential skill for ranchers and farmers.

At Baldwin Preparatory Academy in Alabama, students graduate with real-life skills and college credit.

In Colorado, industry and higher ed are teaming up to grow the rural climate workforce of tomorrow.

American manufacturers have a workforce problem: finding people who want this work and have the right skills. One fix? Getting teenagers interested in factory jobs.

USC’s Andrea Belz walks through a new study that highlights a gap in the number of students majoring in disciplines required for advanced chip-making jobs.

An oversaturated market is hard on workers with and without degrees.

The program is relatively expensive but serves a demographic with few options.

You’re more likely to see work boots than Patagonia vests, but technology is also transforming this farming region near Silicon Valley.