Employers are taking a more active role in education, working closely with schools to shape what students learn. This collaboration involves designing courses, providing equipment, and even teaching classes. For example, an engineer teaches students about industrial refrigeration systems, while the Federal Aviation Administration influences the curriculum for air traffic control students.

Further details about this shift are available, including information about partnerships between employers and educational institutions. These efforts aim to better prepare students for the workforce, with employers contributing to the learning process from the start rather than just assessing graduates later on.