Employer Perceptions of Associate Degrees in Local Labor Markets A Case Study of the Employment of Information Technology Technicians in Detroit and Seattle. CCRC Working Paper No. 39 /

Employer Perceptions of Associate Degrees in Local Labor Markets [electronic resource] : A Case Study of the Employment of Information Technology Technicians in Detroit and Seattle. CCRC Working Paper No. 39 / Michelle Van Noy and James Jacobs.

While promoting postsecondary credential completion is a national priority intended to help graduates secure good jobs, the value of credentials in the labor market from the perspective of employers is not well understood. Specifically, more attention is needed to understand how credentials align wi...

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Main Authors: Van Noy, Michelle, Jacobs, James (Author)
Corporate Author: Columbia University. Community College Research Center
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 2012.
Subjects:
Employer Attitudes.
Associate Degrees.
Bachelors Degrees.
Labor Market.
Employment.
Information Technology.
Paraprofessional Personnel.
Credentials.
Skills.
Individual Characteristics.
Case Studies.

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