Education

Boom, not bust, for employer-funded learning

From Inside Higher Education: “A $150 million investment in Guild Education, which helps employees find the learning they need, suggests continued growth in the market. The number of entities seeking to help corporations educate and train their employee bases has grown significantly in the last few years. Some of these organizations, such as Bright Horizons’ EdAssist Solutions, Guild Education, Arizona State University’s InStride and Edcor, focus on managing companies’ tuition benefits programs by matching workers with courses and programs and providing external support. Other corporations pay to give their employees access to the offerings of online course providers such as Coursera for Business, edX and Pluralsight. ‘Competency marketplaces’ such as LinkedIn Learning and the community college-focused Unmudl are also in the mix.”

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