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Background
Ohio faces a workforce development imperative to address a widely reported mismatch between employer needs and job-seeker knowledge and skills. To successfully compete for business investment and jobs, Ohio must significantly increase the number of its citizens with postsecondary education credentials relevant in the workplace. For Ohio employers to prosper in a global economy, they must have world-class talent with verifiable knowledge and skills aligned with specific workplace needs. And for Ohio citizens to maximize their job, wage and career advancement opportunities, they must possess trusted credentials that reliably document their qualifications and readiness for employment.
That is why we have established a bold statewide goal for educational attainment:
65 percent of Ohioans, ages 25-64, will have a degree, certificate or other postsecondary workforce credential of value in the workplace by 2025.
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Ohio Attainment: 2019 Annual Report  |
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Ohio Attainment Goal 2025: 2018 Annual Report |
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The Case for Attainment Goal 2025 |
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Joint Statement for Attainment Goal 2025 |
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Ohio Board of Regents Resolution for Attainment Goal 2025 |
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Governor's Executive Workforce Board Resolution for Attainment Goal 2025 |
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"A Stronger Nation: Learning beyond high school builds America's talent", Lumina Foundation The nation faces an urgent and growing need for talent. To meet that need, many more people must earn college degrees, workforce certificates, industry certifications and other high-quality credentials. |
