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launched their careers. He advises people to “goview profiles of people that you would like to be like!” On Indeed, studentscan learn to use action words and keywords to get found in searches. They canalso join networks and follow companies to see what roles are coming up.Uploading a resumé on Indeed is critical as it can help to control what anemployer is seeing and tailor it to hit relevant keywords and show real-lifeexperience. 3) Provide your students with industry certifications With manygraduates lacking the skills they need in the marketplace, educationinstitutions need to look at effective ways to align with industry. What theyteach needs to reflect what knowledge andand with digital marketing, that changes

fast. That’s why a lot of third-level institutionsare looking to offer microcredentials and online  Jewelers Email List degrees (or accrediteddegrees) as a way to fill that skills and knowledge gap. That’s why the onlinedegree and micro-credential market is set to grow to $117 billion by 2025. Formicrocredentials, it’s also about the credibility they can bring. It can fillgaps in curriculum that’s out of date or lacking relevance but it can alsoalign a university or college with a provider that has a reputation and brand equity.“(Offering an industry certification says) we care enough about what we'redoing and our university to make sure we're partnering with externalorganizations to bring the industry into our classroom in a unique and specificway,” says Marshall. “The magic happens

when you have an academic institution and anindustry partner coming together to really create a unique micro certificationpartnership.” 35 percent of Universities expect industry micro-credentials tobe a credible alternative to a degree program in the next two years accordingto HolonIQ’s industry report while 24 percent already see them as a crediblealternative. Credibility of microcredentials Credibility of microcredentials Inaddition, an overwhelming 95 percent of educators believe micro-credentials arelikely to be integrated into most university degree programs. However, a pollby EDUCAUSE shows that only 9 percent of institutions have a maturemicro-credential program. The integration of microcredentials into degreeprograms The integration of