Bridging the skills gap towards the 21st-century workforce

Employment-linked education has most promise

The “skills gap” — meaning jobs without people and people without jobs — continues to dominate discussions among policymakers and employers. How do we ensure Canada has the skills it needs to thrive in the 21st century, particularly at a time when disruptive technologies and shifting markets are expected to put many jobs at risk?

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