TORONTO, August 26, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – 2020 has been still general for academics and teachers with the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, and as some schools across the country prepare to virtually resume classes, a new Express Employment Professionals Book explores why the time has come to revolutionize the school system.
The white paper, A Canadian Education Revolution: Aligning Classroom and Careers, explores a survey commissioned through Express along with The Harris Poll that found that nearly nine out of 10 workers (8nine%) agreed on an entirely new technique for vocational education and training. Training. and learning – a “school revolution” – is necessary to prepare others to enter the labor market. And among those workers, 33% “very agree” with this feeling.
This year’s immediate adjustments have only revealed more about what was wrong with the early schooling formula, where too many academics entered the labor market without being ready for work. This unwanted disruption is a challenge, but also an opportunity to refocus the curriculum on what Canadians are vital to their careers.
Regardless of whether adjustments are being made to government policy to address these concerns, it is that everyone (employers, educators, policymakers, and more) has a greater understanding of workers’ appointments and perspectives with the school system, as well as what everyone can do in response.
Other notable topics in the white paper include:
“Historically, during difficult times, it is when a company sees maximum innovation. This pandemic has revealed what jobs are certainly essential to the economy, and we want to make sure that academics are well prepared for today’s and tomorrow’s workforce.” Bill Stoller, Ceo of Express, said. “The time has come for a school revolution.”
About Bill Stoller William H. “Bill” Stoller is president and CEO of Express Employment Professionals. Headquartered in Oklahoma City, the foreign contracting company has more than 825 franchises in the United States, Canada and South Africa, and from 2020 will expand to Australia and New Zealand. Since its inception, Express has put more than 8 million people paint worldwide.
About Express Employment Professionals At Express Employment Professionals, we’re a matter of other people. From task search engines to commercial customers, Express is helping others thrive and grow businesses. Headquartered in Oklahoma City, OK, our network of foreign franchises provides localized staff responses to the communities they serve, employing another 552,000 people in North America in 2019. For more information, www.ExpressPros.com.