The demand for continuing education career programs is growing at an incredibly fast rate. Recent statistics from the United States Department of Education show the following trends. In the next decade, approximately 80% of available jobs will require some level of post secondary education but not a college education. Of these jobs, 61% will require more than a high-school education but less than a Bachelors Degree.
Students today fit the following profile. Of the current population of high school graduates 97% of them hope to go to college. Of that group, 63% actually enroll in college. Of that group, only 30% receive a Bachelors Degree. Sine most potential students do not finish a four-year degree, they usually go to work in a vocational trade or pursue career related continuing education. Which careers fields have the largest projected growth? Read our next post to find out!
This information is provided by Gatlin Education Services
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