How career colleges can help course-correct the anti-work movement
Have you heard of the anti-work movement? Closely related to the pandemic-driven “Great Resignation” and trailing idea of “quiet quitting,” the phrase can easily strike disdain into the hearts of many traditionalists (as well as anyone who wants to see an educated society and a…
Making HERstory: Women in Welding Careers
The world is currently experiencing a shortage of qualified skilled welders as part of the greater “Skilled Trades Gap”. Filling this gap is necessary, as welding impacts many industries and supports the maintenance and growth of infrastructure. With the demand increase in welding career fields,…
The State of College and Careers in 2023: How High School Students are Impacting Enrollment and Employment Trends
Just a few months ago, President Biden signed a resolution to bring the U.S. national emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic to a close. In many ways, this resolution echoes the state of the nation: On a micro level, much of the way we live…
Becoming Financially Capable Series- Budgeting: Three Buckets of Money
In today’s inflationary environment, budgeting and saving money can seem like a daunting task. Whether it is creating an emergency fund, saving for retirement, or budgeting for vacation, it can feel like it is impossible to check all of these boxes. However, we believe there…
Narrowing the Skills Gap: The UTI Way
Sponsored by: The Skills Gap. We’ve been talking about it for years. It’s a real problem in our world today, yet the gap is not narrowing. It’s talked about in many educational circles. At Universal Technical Institute, we are taking a proactive approach as we…
