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Inside Higher Ed recently covered new research commissioned by The DeBruce Foundation exploring how career literacy helps individuals understand, plan, and navigate career pathways:
Students who understand how their skills, interests and education connect to a range of career pathways may be better positioned to navigate a rapidly changing job market, according to new research from the DeBruce Foundation.
The report from the nonprofit, which focuses on expanding pathways to economic growth and opportunity, found that people with higher degrees of career literacy—the ability to understand, plan and navigate career pathways—conduct broader job searches, are more open to changing careers over time and experience greater employment security. Those skills, researchers argue, will become increasingly important as artificial intelligence continues to reshape the labor market.
For more, read Career Literacy Strengthens Student Success from Inside Higher Ed.
