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we’re working to ensure that by the high school clas* of 2030, 70% of washington students will earn the credentials they need for career. washington state is expected to have 740,000 job openings by 2021. today, an estimated 40 percent of washington’s students earn a credential after high school that they will need to get a good job. partnership for learning is leading the conversation about policy actions and implementation that will enable more washington youth to successfully pursue careers and opportunities in their home state. an estimated 40% of students from washington’s high school clas* of 2015 will complete a postsecondary credential – such as a degree, apprenticeship, or certificate – by age 26, according to a new report is up nine points from a reported 31% for the high school clas* of 2006. washington is making progress in improving its credential attainment rate, though not fast enough. the state must more than double the average annual growth rate in credential attainment among its students to hit a 70% credential attainment goal set for the high school clas* of 2030.  watch the video below for more info, and visit increase the number of students who pursue and complete credentials after high school that will enable them to secure the career of their prepare washington students with the skills and knowledge they’ll need to succeed in college, an apprenticeship, or other training after increase student awareness and understanding about the career opportunities available in washington and the education they’ll need partner with early learning organizations across the state to prepare our youngest learners with a foundation for educational success. most of the 740,000 job openings our state will have by 2021 will be filled by workers with postsecondary credentials, such as a bachelor’s degree, an as*ociate’s degree, an industry certificate or an apprenticeship. people who like working with their hands and understanding how things work are a great fit for manufacturing jobs. in a new video, employees from fluke corporation explain how to build