Meet the man tasked with leading Georgia's workforce division.

Aerospace jobs are in-demand right now and they pay very well.

There's a lot of opportunity for those who want to take it.

Just another way our state keeps its workforce on top.

What started small in 2016 has taken the next step this year.

Westside Works partnered with the Construction Education Foundation of Georgia to implement the Construction Ready program, which prepares people for entry-level construction work.

See how one WorkSource Georgia partner is getting ahead of the curve by showcasing real jobs to millennials.

Are you interested in entry- or mid-level positions? If so, CobbWorks has a FREE!! program for you.

The program includes five certifications upon completion, ensuring all graduates are qualified for entry-level construction work.

Government programs that show results. That’s the goal of the Workforce Division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development.

In less than two months Scott Morrison went from unemployed to on his way to a new, better life.

Hear what one human resources director said was the No. 1 soft skill he looks for in candidates.

Worth County Middle School’s gifted and mathematics departments began a journey three years ago that would allow accelerated students the opportunity to earn a high school mathematics credit during their 8th grade year.

I went to Henry County to find out what all of the buzz was about surrounding the Henry County Career Academy

In my twenty years of teaching, I have seen many movements come and go in education, but technology is here to stay.

The future of public education in Georgia is in Henry County.

Dunwoody Elementary School is a DOE Georgia STEM Certified School. The Science Lab uses STEM challenges and experiments, documented in each student’s journal, to enrich the science and math curriculum.

In 2014 I was on a school level team that was attempting to understand and install best practices on a school level. We noticed that there was a correlation between economically disadvantaged students, behavior, and learning disabilities.

The Technical College System of Georgia is one of the state’s best resources for students of any age to find a career path that does not include a traditional four-year degree.

Get two kids off the bus. Check. Feed them a snack. Then dinner. Check. Check. Help them finish their homework. Check.