
CORD Announces Applications Open for BILT Academy Cohort 6
CORD is pleased to announce that applications are now open for Cohort 6 of the BILT Academy, part of the Pathways to Innovation (PTI) program, a project funded by the
CORD helps educators transform disconnected programs into dynamic career pathways—to drive individual economic success, business growth, and community vibrancy.
In today’s rapidly changing economy, there is immense pressure on schools and colleges to keep pace with emerging technologies’ impact on careers.
Building industry-responsive career pathways requires coordinated ecosystems and engaged employers to create seamless, supportive programs for learners of all ages.
Through CORD’s Framework for Career Pathways Alignment, we’ll guide you in engaging employers and community partners to build the workforce of the future.
Through technical assistance and professional development, CORD is your partner in breaking down silos and fostering collaborative growth.
“CORD excels at providing comprehensive support, genuinely understanding and meeting the needs of those they serve. They innovate in problem-solving for educators, actively listen to pain points, and determine effective solutions. This is why I chose CORD for our big project, as I needed excellent instructional design and contextualized learning.”
Community College President
June 24–25 • Indianapolis, IN
The National Career Pathways Network’s newly updated Career Pathways Leadership Certification series is designed to empower CTE, adult ed, counseling, corrections, and workforce development professionals in building career pathways that are industry-informed and learner focused.
Oct 18, 2024, through Feb 7, 2025
Join thought leaders in education and industry for this webinar series as they share insights and actionable strategies for building career pathways that align with industry needs and support learner success.
CORD is pleased to announce that applications are now open for Cohort 6 of the BILT Academy, part of the Pathways to Innovation (PTI) program, a project funded by the
Dr. Annette Parker, President of South Central College and Chair of the CORD Board of Directors, is featured on the IngenioUs podcast, sharing insights from her extensive career in technical
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