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Most Wanted: Identifying the Skills Gap The Next Generation of a Highly Skilled Workforce

2015 Lift & Move USA: Most Wanted: Identifying the Skills Gap

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Most Wanted: Identifying the Skills Gap

The Next Generation of a Highly Skilled Workforce

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The Surest Way to the American Dream:In the early 1970’s the pathway to the

American was High School Diploma. *72% of the workforce of 91 million had no

more than a high school degreeToday, the Pathway to the American Dream

is Education beyond High School *Nearly 60% of today’s workforce has at least some post-secondary.

**Data from Pathways to Prosperity

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Career Ready?U.S. Employers increasingly complain that young adults lack “21st Century Skills” and certainly “Technical Skills”:“Are They Ready To Work?” ReportPartnership for 21st Century SkillsTony Wagner’s “Seven Survival Skills”

CAREER READINESS

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The Skills MovementWorking Together to Get More People in

the Pipeline:EducationIndustryGovernment

More than ever, there is an expanded role for everyone to help get more skilled workers into proud crane, rigging, and specialized transportation careers.

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What is the Crane, Rigging, and Transportation Industries Wanting?Everyday, these type of jobs go unfilled because of unqualified applicants. 60% OF THESE JOBS WILL REQUIRE Post-secondary education

Community College Industry Recognized CredentialsApprenticeship Programs

President Obama has a goal of doubling the Nations apprentices in the next five years

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The Bottom Line: you have a huge opportunity