Pearson focuses on the future, releases first USA Skills Outlook Map

On October 21, Pearson, the world’s lifelong learning company, launched the Skills Map of the United States, an in-depth analysis of the American job market through 2028. The report projects that 1.9 million new jobs will be created through 2028, even as automation, AI, and demographic shifts reshape the job…

GEDWorks Accomplishments and Client Updates

A peek inside of GEDWorks and what makes our program successful.

New Employers Offering the GEDWorks Program

Since the launch of the GEDWorks program in 2015, over 4,400 graduates have earned their credentials at no cost with the support of their employers.

Interview with Amanda Bergson-Shilcock: Racial Equity and Workforce Development

Amanda Bergson-Shilcock, a Senior Fellow at the National Skills Coalition, highlights a recent report that provides recommendations for policies to support racial workforce diversity and greater employability pathways for all.

Filling the Gap: Middle-Skill Jobs and GED Graduates

There are an estimated 30 million ‘good jobs' available in the current workforce. These ‘good jobs’ are middle-skill positions that require education beyond high school but not a bachelor’s degree.

New Employers Offering GEDWorks

The GEDWorks program recently celebrated over 4,000 graduates earning their credential since the start of the program in 2015.

Postsecondary Credentials and GED Graduates

Postsecondary credentials are helping GED graduates meet the growing demands of the job market, while helping stimulate the American economy.

New Employers Join the GEDWorks Family

The GEDWorks program is growing and giving more working students the opportunity to earn their GED diploma at no-cost.

Classroom to Workforce: Career Readiness and GED Graduates

Later this month GED Testing Service will be attending the National Association of Workforce Boards 2018 Forum. This event is a convening of leaders from the business, government, labor and education fields to discuss key issues related to U.S. workforce development.