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Developing the IT Workforce: Certification Programs, Participants, and Outcomes in High Schools and Two-Year Colleges

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  • Joshua Haimson
  • Michelle VanNoy

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Skill standards and certification tests have figured prominently in recent efforts to improve schools' information technology classes. Mathematica completed the first national study of high school and college information technology skill certification programs.

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  • Joshua Haimson & Michelle VanNoy, "undated". "Developing the IT Workforce: Certification Programs, Participants, and Outcomes in High Schools and Two-Year Colleges," Mathematica Policy Research Reports ff79ae5d07614e469810db96b, Mathematica Policy Research.
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