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Career/Tech Schools DIVVY group map (History and evolution of vocational…

- - - - There is a distinct difference in the statistical benefits of a paid internship vs an unpaid internship
        
        Paid internships offer more of an edge in getting a job compared to folks who either had an unpaid internship or no internship
      - "In theory, interns do not provide any significant level of productivity to their employer; instead, their main role is to learn on the job and gain relevant work experience that will prepare them for occupations in a particular industry or career field. Interns also acclimate themselves to a professional setting, acquire letters of recommendation for future entry-level jobs and graduate-level programs of study, and form professional networks they can potentially leverage into high-paying jobs later in their careers."
    - - "highly specialized and are typically earned after an individual completes formal postsecondary education, though they do not always require a postsecondary certificate or degree. IBCs are administered and accredited by third-party, private sector firms and require little involvement from the public sector"
    - - Bachelor's degree
        
        The relative prevalence of certificates, associate's degree, bachelor's degree
        
        Enrollment
        
        Awards
        
        Workforce
        
        Occupations
      - Associate's degree
        
        ->
      - Postsecondary Certificate
        
        ->
    - - This is where the most money is spent on education in the US
      - run by employers rather than a formal source of education/a large institution