by Peyton Hudson | Mar 18, 2020 | Career Pathways, Careers, Colleges & Majors, Must Read, YouScience Culture
College or Career Bound? That’s the question many students face post high school. While the push to go to college has been heavy for decades, four-year college isn’t always the answer. Nor is it an option for some students. It’s not even the best option for some. But...
by Peyton Hudson | Oct 9, 2019 | Career Pathways, Careers, Certifications, Featured Story, Video
Industry Connecting with Education You’ve heard us talk about how industry’s involvement in education is critical. When employers step in and endorse our food industry certifications (or any certification for that matter) the workforce gap shrinks. By helping write...
by Bridget Fowers | Jun 18, 2019 | Career Pathways, Reports
Newly-released career aptitude data shows diverse talent pool to support key Alabama industries NASHVILLE, TN – Representatives from YouScience and the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama today unveiled data from a new talent pipeline report showcasing Tuscaloosa high...
by Rich Feller | Jun 16, 2019 | Aptitudes, Career Pathways, Students
Despite all the ways in which young women are shifting perceived social bias in the workplace, there are still many careers and industries that remain unbalanced. That’s because biases take a long time to evolve — adolescents growing up in a patriarchal society take...
by Bridget Fowers | Apr 24, 2019 | Career Pathways, Featured Story, Press
New partnership with YouScience helps connect students with in-demand job opportunities. NASHVILLE, TN – Fisk University today announced a new effort to help students better understand how their natural abilities align with today’s workforce and plan proactive...
by Bridget Fowers | Mar 24, 2019 | Aptitudes, Career Pathways, Careers, Case Studies, Press, Schools
MACON, Ga.– The YouScience program provides students the resources needed to think more practically about how their natural talents could best be used in the workforce. The YouScience program was introduced into middle Georgia schools just last year and so far its...
