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Arizona is expected to add 100,000 new jobs to its workforce by 2025 and 10% of those will be in Pima County, according to a recent report out of the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity. We’ve written a handful of stories about job and workforce training opportunities for teens and …

Joanie Rose | Scottsdale Arizona’s economy and communities benefit when students continue their education after high school. Whether studying for a four-year degree or a two-year specialized certification, most people, regardless of political beliefs, agree that education beyond high school is valuable and important. Our elected officials, educators, business professionals …

For almost a decade, Arizona’s business and education leaders have been urging the state to invest in increasing the number of our Arizonans who earn a postsecondary degree, credential, or…

As part of Education Forward Arizona’s Everything to Gain campaign, a public opinion poll of Arizona voters shows overwhelming support for education and training after high school and…

A new poll finds in Arizona, an overwhelming majority believes increasing the number of adults with college degrees, certificates, and credentials would help many people reach a better quality of life and prevent economic hardships. Rich Nickel is the president and CEO of Education Forward Arizona, the group that commissioned the poll. …

A new poll finds in Arizona, an overwhelming majority believes increasing the number of adults with college degrees, certificates, and credentials would help many people reach a better quality of life and prevent economic hardships. Rich Nickel is the president and CEO of Education Forward Arizona, the group that commissioned the poll. …