April 18, 2008
Community Colleges Take On Global Challenges
Community colleges in the United States are increasingly seen as a model by developing countries looking to train a skilled work force, even as the institutions wrestle with what it means to educate globally competent students, said speakers at the American Association of Community Colleges' annual meeting here this month.
China in particular is eager to tap into the work-force-training expertise of American community colleges. The Beijing government considers its vocational-training
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