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The Future Of Work Pasadena City College
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Pasadena City College presents The Future Of Work.
We are leading the conversation of how to begin closing the gap between what our students are learning and what the demands of the workforce will be once they enter.
We’ll be talking to policy makers, business owners, educators and the students we are advocating for. We’ll explore topics like how education can partner with industry, how to be more equitable and how to attain one of our highest goals, more internships.
This conversation impacts the future of all of us.
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What The Next Generation Of Workers Need To Thrive With Abby Snay, Deputy Secretary, Future of Work at California Labor & Workforce Development Agency
The future of work is changing faster than we know it. The amount of job opportunities available to students is expanding, constantly. Abby Snay, the Deputy Secretary for the Future of Work at CA Labor & Workforce Development Agency joins us to share the impact of environmental factors on current roles, and how she’s uplifting and helping the California population to learn the skills they need for their future dream job. Today we’ll dive deeper into the work they’re doing to help bring employers and educators together to create apprenticeships, and equal opportunities for immigrants and lower income students to thrive.
More from Abby Snay:
Visit www.labor.ca.gov
LinkedIn: @Abby Snay
Email: abby.snay@labor.ca.gov
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Unpacking The Employer Engagement Process Across Community Colleges
What is employer engagement and why is it so important for community colleges? Today, Salvatrice Cummo, Ed.D. and Leslie Thompson sit down to discuss the impact of employer engagement and what it takes to create a program to encourage these relationships across the public and private sectors. Building a connection between employers and colleges is integral to establishing the pipeline for talent to enter the workforce. But how do we make these connections and what are the best practices when it comes to upholding them? Join us to open this conversation and uncover the path forward.
Connect with us:
Visit pasadena.edu/community/economic-workforce-development
Email: EWD@pasadena.edu
Facebook: @PCC EWD
LinkedIn: @PCCEWD
Instagram & Twitter: @pccewd
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How to Become A Lifelong Learner in an Ever Changing Industry With Carolyn Hull The General Manager at the EWDD of Los Angeles
When was the last time you learned something new in your career or field of study? In order to stay up-to-date with the changing work landscape we have to continue to upskill and learn new technologies in order to remain relevant. Today we’ll discover what the Economic and Workforce Development Department does within the city of LA and dive deeper into how they’re preparing for the future of work. We’re joined by Carolyn Hull, who has served as the General Manager since 2020, to break down the silos of economic and workforce development and discuss leveraging the ecosystems of both aspects to support future workers and students. Join us as we explore how we can support local initiatives promoting youth employment and develop advantageous relationships within the private sector to continue expanding training opportunities.
More from Carolyn Hull:
Visit ewddlacity.com
LinkedIn: @Carolyn Hull
Facebook: @Economic & Workforce Development Department
Twitter: @LAEWDD
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The Key To Breaking Down Barriers Through Apprenticeship Programs
Why don’t we hear about more apprenticeship opportunities for students? Today we’ll discuss the development of apprenticeships and cover what goes on behind the scenes when it comes to funding, planning, executing, and regulating these programs, and why they're so hard to come by. Digging in deep we’ll cover the barriers to apprenticeships and how we can engage and support local employers in order to create more long-lasting apprentice programming. Despite the administrative challenges, creating pathways to trades is crucial for the health, longevity, and sustainability of local communities and the future workforce.
Connect with us:
Visit pasadena.edu/community/economic-workforce-development
Email: EWD@pasadena.edu
Facebook: @PCC EWD
LinkedIn: @PCCEWD
Instagram & Twitter: @pccewd
Find the transcript to this episode here
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REVISITING: How To Empower the Community and Remove Barriers For Students with Dr. Laura Ramirez
What is holding our students back from more jobs, internships, and climbing that ladder of socio-economic status? Dr. Laura Ramirez, Assistant Superintendent and Vice President of Instruction at Pasadena City College believes the answer is community.
Today, Dr. Ramirez shares what the community of industry partners, administration, and staff need to do to work together to support their new talent. The days of “non-traditional” vs. “traditional” students are over. It is time to consider and celebrate every unique student on their path to success.
More from Dr. Laura Ramirez:
Visit the website: https://pasadena.edu/instruction/index.php
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REVISITING: Why We Must Build Systems That Stop Forcing Students To Choose Between Learning & Living With Joel Vargas
Too many people are forced to decide between surviving and getting an education. Especially among the underrepresented student, first generation student, and minority student populations, the barriers to education are insurmountable. How do we start building systems and solutions that ensure access to economic advancement for all?
We decided to re-feature this episode with guest Joel Vargas because these questions are still being answered and are important ones to ponder and continue our search for solutions. It is also one of our listener favorites, so if you missed it, here is your opportunity to be a part of the conversation. Enjoy.
More from Joel Vargas:
Website: https://www.jff.org/
Email: jvargas@jff.org
Twitter: @jfftweets
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Customer Reviews
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Really great podcast. Great information shared and very enlightening.
The Future Indeed!
Informative and insightful discussions. A regular on my list for sure!
A Constant Learning Experience
The Future of Work podcasts are always very enjoyable; they present guests that are interesting, and discussions that I consistently find valuable.