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I agree - very hard to start a (long-course) educational institution without first establishing the credibility (in the actual industry, not to the govt.) of th
by twelvechairs 15y ago
I agree - very hard to start a (long-course) educational institution without first establishing the credibility (in the actual industry, not to the govt.) of the certificate you get at the end of it.
What a system like this really needs is a strong way for future employers of graduates to rate their relative ability (eg. 'according to our benchmarks this person's ability in python lies _x_ far between the average coder on github and [insert famous python user here]').
Perhaps establishing 'credentialing' should come before establishing a school?
- padwiki 15y agoYou would think so, but we actually can't even apply for regional accreditation until the first student graduates from a full degree program. Yes, the system is rigged against new entrants.