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Download full textVirginia Mcllwain; Zach J. Barricklow – Belk Center for Community College Leadership and Research, 2025
The advanced manufacturing sector is a key driver of North Carolina's economy, requiring a skilled and adaptable workforce to meet the demands of rapidly growing and evolving industries such as aerospace, biotechnology, and renewable energy. Across the state, and particularly in rural areas, developing a sustainable pipeline of talent for the…
Descriptors: Rural Colleges, Community Colleges, Partnerships in Education, Manufacturing Industry
Erica Cuevas; Ellen Bohle – Jobs for the Future, 2025
Dual enrollment programs are important mechanisms for talent development and meeting workforce needs through partnerships and alignment between education and the workforce. By allowing high school students to earn college credit--particularly in career-aligned fields--these programs support smoother transitions into postsecondary education and…
Descriptors: High School Students, Dual Enrollment, Case Studies, Education Work Relationship
