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Utah State Board of Education Selects YouScience to Deliver Statewide College and Career Readiness Platform
Utah selects YouScience to deliver a statewide college and career readiness platform aligned to first credential policy.
Buckeye Local Jr. High explores expansion of career-technical education
Buckeye Local Jr. High explores expanding career-technical education to engage younger students and strengthen regional workforce pathways.
Clark, Champaign juniors, employees to participate in career exploration day
High school juniors connect with local employers through hands-on career exploration events designed to build skills and workforce awareness.
Ogden students get hands-on with aerospace careers
Ogden students explore aerospace careers through hands-on events connecting them with employers and real workforce opportunities.
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A career and technical education team in Utah and an educator in Georgia were recently recognized with the Innovative Educator Award.
A career and technical education team in Utah and an educator in Georgia were recently recognized with the Innovative Educator Award.
YouScience announced the release of five new industry-recognized career and technical education (CTE) exams available for the 2023-24 school year.
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YouScience’s 2025 report reveals gaps between student aptitudes and career awareness, urging early exposure to in-demand fields.
Bridging Utah’s skills gap with industry certifications, talent pipelines, and workforce training for high-demand careers.
Career-connected learning bridges education and industry, equipping students with real-world skills for the evolving workforce.
YouScience Brightpath wins in the Assessment Tools category at the 2025 Top EdTech Products of the Year Awards
YouScience® Brightpath recognized as a leading EdTech solution for its impact on student learning and career readiness.
Undergraduate certificate programs are growing rapidly, outpacing overall enrollment due to shifts in the labor market.
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