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Back to School?

Back to School?. What adults without degrees say about pursuing additional education and training. October 10, 2019. Moderator. Carol D’Amico Executive Vice President, National Engagement and Philanthropy. Research Team. Dave Clayton, Ph.D. Senior Vice President, Consumer Insights.

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Back to School?

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  1. Back to School? What adults without degrees say about pursuing additional education and training October 10, 2019

  2. Moderator Carol D’Amico Executive Vice President, National Engagement and Philanthropy

  3. Research Team Dave Clayton, Ph.D.Senior Vice President, Consumer Insights Nichole Torpey-Saboe, Ph.D. Director of Research Consumer Insights

  4. The Power of Listening Education Consumer Survey • Random sample telephone survey, nationally representative • 340,000+ responses • Ages 18-65 • All postsecondary pathways • All demographics • All states & DC • Largest metro regions

  5. The Opportunity

  6. 120 million adults without a college degree

  7. 55 million adults without degrees feel they need more education

  8. 60 million adults without degrees likely to enroll within 5 years

  9. The Disconnect

  10. Recognize regional and local differences

  11. Make employment outcomes clear

  12. Partner with employers

  13. What are adults telling us about post-secondary education? • They feel the need for more. • Work outcomes motivate them. • Employer participation is expected.

  14. Panel Michelle Marks, Ph.D.Vice President for Academic Innovation & New Ventures, George Mason University Kim Hunter Reed, Ph.D.Commissioner of Higher Education, State of Louisiana Ken EisnerDirector, Worldwide Education Programs & Global Lead, AWS Educate, Amazon Web Services

  15. Resources Read the full report at stradaeducation.org/report/back-to-school/Learn more about the nation’s largest dataset of consumer perspectives on the value of education at https://www.stradaeducation.org/network/consumer-insights/

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