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(TNS) — Technology companies like Google offer some of the highest-paying jobs in the world. And yet, for many years leaders in the tech industry have complained that they can’t find enough workers ...

Google has opened up enrollment for its latest career certificate programs and announced new tools and resources for job seekers. In a blog post, Google chief executive Sundar Pichai said the ...

Google is positioning the certificates as an opportunity for people without a college diploma to access high-paying fields. But the move is part of major tech employers' bigger strategy to create and ...

Google adds a Cybersecurity Certificate to its Career Certificates program, which offers paths to such enterprise tech fields as data analytics, IT support and business intelligence. Image: Sundry ...

Most well-paid jobs require a college degree, but over 80 million Americans don’t have one. Lisa Gevelber, founder of Google’s certificates program, explains how a skills-based approach can open up ...

Google’s online job training program is hoping to “create real economic opportunity for everyone,” according to Grow with Google Vice President Lisa Gevelber. “Eighty million Americans do not have a ...

Nonprofit Minority Serving Institution (MSI) National University (NU) has partnered with Google to offer Google Career Certificates in six high-demand industry fields, the institution announced ...

Many job seekers may feel that they are not eligible for high-paying, in-demand careers without a college degree or a resume full of experience. The folks at Google tell the Rebound Arizona, that is ...

The College of Business has established a two-year partnership with Coursera to offer six Google Professional Certificates. This gives us the opportunity to provide access to Google Professional ...

The US unemployment rate sits at 6.7%. Thanks to COVID-19, millions of Americans are still looking for not just a new job but also an entirely new career path. Tech fields like UX design, data ...