The US job market has performed exceedingly well since the COVID-19 recession in 2020. The unemployment rate was just 4.1% at the end of 2024,
Imagine you have a clear goal: to get a promotion at work, or to even get a whole new job you love. The only thing
By Casey Powers, Climb CEO President Biden’s forgiveness of $10,000 in public student loans is a huge win for students who have long carried debt
By Casey Powers, Climb CEO In order to solve skills gaps in the long term, education and labor goals in the U.S. need to be
We are very excited to announce that Casey Powers has taken on the role of CEO of Climb. Angela (Ceresnie) Prince, our former CEO, led
Far too often, smart, passionate people are blocked from reaching their career goals — whether those obstacles are created by distance from campuses, scheduling conflicts,
By Angela (Ceresnie) Prince In recent years, continuing education, upskilling, and reskilling courses have become more and more relevant to employees, learners, and educators. This
By Angela (Ceresnie) Prince When most people hear “Higher Education,” their minds go to universities, ivy-covered buildings, and large lecture halls. Even though we know
By Angela (Ceresnie) Prince, former Climb CEO For all of us, the past year has been filled with uncertainty about what the future may look
Climb’s focus has always been career advancement — something we call the Career Transformation Process. This is the process of: (1) determining you are interested in or need a new career or additional skills; (2) determining what that new career/skill set might be; and (3) getting the appropriate credentials and training to achieve these goals.
By Angela (Ceresnie) Prince, former Climb CEO Things are changing when it comes to how all of us approach our career goals. No longer are
By Angela (Ceresnie) Prince, former Climb CEO The topic of student lending was popular during the 2020 election cycle — and this provides an opportunity
By Angela (Ceresnie) Prince, former Climb CEO Programs within higher education are often criticized for their association with high student debt and for misaligned incentives
First of all, what is redlining? In its basic definition, redlining is a “discriminatory practice that puts services (financial and otherwise) out of reach for
You might notice things look a bit different around here — we’re so excited to show you our brand new look on the Climb website!
