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Connecticut Governor Establishes Career Pathways Commission

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What happened

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Governor Ned Lamont established the Connecticut Career Pathways Commission through an executive order. The commission is tasked with creating a plan for work-based learning and career exposure across Connecticut, aiming to prepare students from kindergarten through adulthood for in-demand careers. This effort addresses challenges related to rising college costs and the impact of artificial intelligence on job prospects in the state.

From courant.com

Why it matters

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The commission's mandate is to help align educational preparation with current and future workforce needs in Connecticut. By creating pathways for career exposure, the initiative seeks to better prepare the state's future labor supply.

From courant.com

Who's involved

  • Ned LamontGovernor who issued the executive order establishing the commission
  • ConnecticutState where the new career pathways commission was established

Who could feel it

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  • The Connecticut Department of Labor might require alignment between education and in-demand careers due to the commission's mandate.

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