Higher Ed

New tech-driven financing solutions are emerging as alternatives to traditional lenders and government programs amid rising college costs.

Pressure mounts on universities to provide work opportunities for all students, with digital solutions offering novel options, with employers using WIL to build their talent pipeline.

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Join us in 🇫🇷 Paris for this year's Future of Higher Education and Workforce Summit, June 27 and for our flagship 'Back to School Summit' in 🗽 New York, September 10-11.

Digital solutions and tools for mental health encompass a variety of resources, such as support platforms and educational materials that emphasize social-emotional learning. These resources are customized to suit the needs of both educational environments and workplaces.

Implementing retention and success solutions requires personalized support, early intervention, and holistic engagement. Utilizing data analytics can identify at-risk students, enabling institutions to address academic, social, and emotional needs effectively.

Professional certification aims to independently assess the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary in an occupational or professional role, with certification indicating that participants have demonstrated the required knowledge and met established standards.

Credentialing has evolved from paper-based certificates to digital badges, meeting demand for verification of more detailed skills and knowledge and facilitating mutual and prior recognition of learning. Systematic hurdles remain, however government policy and initiatives are making headway.

Bootcamps evolved from short-term programs to multi-model platforms offering diverse courses, expanding partnerships, and addressing emerging skills.

The student career guidance market is changing. Traditional solutions are evolving beyond conventional methods by incorporating digital tools such as apps and resources for career assessment, planning, and guidance

In this week's Academic Newsletter, we explored the International Education market. We also looked at Projected Global Student Flows and top deals this week.

The global digital skills gap and challenges in the traditional education system are prompting government investment, partnerships, and the emergence of commercial solutions to ensure future workforces are digital ready.