In the AI era, Gen-Z is pursuing lucrative trade jobs instead of college diplomas.

More than three-quarters of Gen Z students agree there’s a stigma associated with going to vocational school over a traditional four-year university, which may influence their education and career ...

College degrees still matter, but the idea that a four-year diploma is the only path to strong earnings is fading fast.

Women working in the trade industry earn 1.5 times more than traditional office workers. In a rapidly changing job market, career changers, especially women, often have many options when deciding on ...

It’s trick of the trade. Gen Z is turning to traditional trade jobs amid fears AI will soon replace many white-collar careers, a new survey has uncovered. Resume Builder polled more than 1,400 Gen Z ...

A high school senior watches friends stress over college applications, student loans, and uncertain majors. But he’s already working part-time with an HVAC tech, earning, learning, and laying the ...

Trade jobs in the U.S. are in a renaissance with high demand for skilled workers and waning interest in college among young adults. The shortage of workers in the trades has driven up the pay, making ...

PHOENIX – The need for skilled people willing to get their hands dirty is growing across the country. But will there be enough craftspeople to meet that demand? The Arizona Commerce Authority ...

Trade schools offer more than just an alternative to a traditional college education. They prepare individuals with specific skills for jobs that are always in demand. Some of the best-paying, most ...

Trade jobs are manual labor professions that require specific skillsets and expertise but not a college degree. Although some may assume that the only way to get a good job is by going to college, the ...

In what was once a car dealership less than half a mile from Evanston Township High School, a new kind of spark is catching fire — not from engines, but through the work at The Trade Collective. “We ...

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