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Salaries for College Graduates in Technical Majors Continue to Climb
25/09/2021
IBL News | New York
Even in the face of the pandemic, starting salaries for new college graduates are climbing: 2.5% compared to the previous year of 2019.
The average starting salary for the Class of 2020 was $55,260, according to a new report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE).
Technical and STEM-related majors were the highest-paid among students earning bachelor’s degrees.
The list of ...
The Rapid Adoption of Open Source Software Makes Finding Talent More Difficult
24/09/2021
IBL News | New York
Skills in cloud and container technologies are now in the most demand, as 88% of professionals are using DevOps practices, and most of the companies increase their use of those tools. Meanwhile, 92% of hiring managers are having difficulty finding enough talent to fill open positions.
These findings are included in the 9th annual Open Source Jobs Report elaborated by The Linux Foundation and edX after surveying over ...
Class Enhances Its Zoom-Based Platform with a Breakout Room Feature
23/09/2021
IBL News | New York
Class.com unveiled this month an enhanced breakout room feature, along with other functionalities for its educational platform built on Zoom, following its business view of making virtual instruction more like face-to-face learning environments.
The breakout feature will facilitate group collaboration and allow instructors to:
View all breakout rooms at once in one place. Monitor activity in breakout rooms at the ...
Almost 800 Million Youngsters Do Not Have Basic Literacy Skills, Says UNESCO
22/09/2021
IBL News | New York
A dramatic reality that rarely makes headlines: A total of 773 million youth and adults worldwide do not have basic literacy skills and therefore are deprived of access to decent jobs and participation in their communities. Two-thirds of them are women.
The United Nation’s UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning provided this date while calling the international community to increase funding and political will to ...
