Connecticut Launches Career Pathways Commission
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Governor Ned Lamont appoints former U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona to lead the Connecticut Career Pathways Commission, aiming to bridge the gap between education and job market needs. The commission, consisting of unpaid volunteers from various sectors, must submit a five-year strategic plan by December 31st, focusing on integrating AI, automation, streamlined funding, improved credentials, and reduced bureaucracy. The initiative aims to equip job seekers with lasting careers and enhance the states competitive edge in the global job market.
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