In the AI era, Gen-Z is pursuing lucrative trade jobs instead of college diplomas.

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Nov. 17—CONCORD — A pitch and a punch line. Both were employed to recruit hundreds of middle school and high school students at New Hampshire Technical Institute (NHTI) on Friday to consider a career ...

College degrees still matter, but the idea that a four-year diploma is the only path to strong earnings is fading fast.

While home building and remodeling is hard work, it has many positive sides, including higher job satisfaction and no college debt. Have you ever seen a home being built and noticed the trade workers?

*To the job hunters of the world, there is an industry that pays a lot and provides job security, no bachelor’s degree. What is it? According to CNBC, the industry is … skilled trades. Referencing ...

Rising college costs and huge student loan debts are making people reconsider their stances and age-old norms. Fueled by good growth forecasts over the next decade and the fact that many trade jobs ...

A college degree still holds value today, but as office jobs face uncertainty from automation and outsourcing, the skilled trades may offer greater job stability — and a path to stop living paycheck ...

Construction workers, firefighters, military personnel and doctors — these are the “toughest jobs in America,” according to a new survey. The poll included 2,000 Americans (1,000 of whom are trade ...

Gen Z women are driving a "major shift" from previous generations by taking an interest in trade jobs, a new report revealed this week. While historically the trades have been dominated by men, social ...

President Donald Trump promised voters in 2024 that if they returned him to the White House, his policies would deliver a blue-collar jobs boom.