President Donald Trump will be launching the draft of his administration’s training agenda for the country’s workforce via a policy statement next week at the US Labor Department as a means to address the ever-widening skills gap in the US. The said agenda will be containing measures for expanding apprenticeship programs, as well as additional accreditation for community colleges. According to the White House advisor for tech initiatives Reed Cordish, this training agenda is the nation’s best shot at making sure that the skills gap does not get any wider than it is now, as this will give more options for its citizens aside from a four-year college degree and ultimately a level playing field among members of the working force.
