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Surfacing related skills/pathways would help learners realize the multiple ways that their skills can be built upon to achieve educational and career goals.

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Right message at the right time is key to helping users find what they need to succeed. The information is there but it's too complex for users.

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Pathways have become very specialized.  Any chance we can revisit general skills?   

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Pathways have become very specialized.  Any chance we can revisit general skills?   

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Work with local intermediaries/nonprofits to identify large school districts that have pathways already but keep them in PDFs. Figure out where their students attend postsecondary or training. Then find out where those students are hired. Make the existing pathways visible.

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Great potential use visualization tools to explore the pathways and look for similar patterns

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Great potential use visualization tools to explore the pathways and look for similar patterns

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analysis of job postings requirements across states?

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Start career exploration and college readiness much earlier- middle school.  

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Start career exploration and college readiness much earlier- middle school.  

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To help better understand pathways, would it be helpful to understand the state requirements for training? I'm thinking dental assistant, CNA, and welding for example. I would imagine each state has their own requirements or zero state requirements for specific training programs.

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include programs for incarcerated individuals

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I love your idea, Jeff, of a search tool that can be set up for each unique individual. Something that will address their specific skills, experiences, education, interests.

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I love your idea, Jeff, of a search tool that can be set up for each unique individual. Something that will address their specific skills, experiences, education, interests.

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for states doing 2x2 programs, would these be a good fit for populating in the registry as pathways to higher credential attainment and increased employment opportunities?

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for states doing 2x2 programs, would these be a good fit for populating in the registry as pathways to higher credential attainment and increased employment opportunities?

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Demonstrate a cross-state pathway in the Registry

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Demonstrate a cross-state pathway in the Registry