
American Student Assistance
@asa_impact
ASA is changing the way kids learn about careers and navigate postsecondary pathways through exploration, work-based learning, and free digital experiences.
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http://www.asa.org 27-07-2010 16:59:25
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Can #VR help students explore careers + gain real-world skills? Yes—but only if we tackle access challenges. Check out this powerful piece from our partners at Jobs for the Future (JFF) on the promise (& pitfalls) of VR in #education: bit.ly/44Z217Q

How do students build skills that last a lifetime? Through real-world, team-based experiences. 💡 Check out ASA’s latest case study with our #EvolveMe partner ProjectSet and see how we’re helping students gain durable skills for future success: bit.ly/4iVws1P


Congrats to the students graduating from Fairfield County’s pre-apprenticeship program! They’re leaving high school with real-world skills + career direction. Exactly the kind of impact ASA champions through early #workbasedlearning. (via Lancaster E-G) bit.ly/3Fw0xYq

What role does student agency play in modern learning? Getting Smart talks with Charles Fadel about rethinking education to prioritize purpose, adaptability & real-world skills. Tom Vander Ark Read more: bit.ly/4dK5ppu






Are young people prepared for the challenges and opportunities that lie beyond high school graduation? Check out this article to learn how Boys & Girls Clubs of America' Future Ready Agenda for Collective Impact is getting students ready for postsecondary success: bit.ly/3HmzEXu



Connecticut's legislative leaders have restored $10 million in funding for the Connecticut Youth Employment Program to improve work-based learning opportunities for young people. Learn more in this opinion piece written by Capital Workforce' CEO, Alex Johnson: bit.ly/4mU3Yca

Last month, students from six Okaloosa County high schools connected with professionals and explored potential careers in the engineering, manufacturing, technology, and aerospace fields at the 8th Annual 2025 TeCMEN Industry Day. Learn more: bit.ly/43RXxNX

Recently, college enrollment has been on the decline, so removing the stigmas associated with non-degree pathways is a must. That's why ASA and Jobs for the Future (JFF) have teamed up conduct studies on education pathways beyond the traditional four-year degree. bit.ly/3ELguJz

