A new white paper by IDP and inSpring explores an underutilized, high-impact solution to the U.S. labor shortage: international student talent.
Facing demographic headwinds and an increasing demand for skilled labor, industries across the U.S. are struggling to fill critical roles. The 1.1 million international students who are already in the country, trained with in-demand skills and eager to work, represent a powerful solution to the nation’s skilled labor shortage. Despite clear benefits, these talented individuals remain an underutilized resource.
This white paper takes a deep dive into:
Causes of the U.S. labor shortage and most-impacted states and industries
International talent as a workforce solution
Available employment pathways
Benefits of international students to the U.S. economy
Case studies of a higher education institution, an employer, and an international student who are effectively leveraging international talent pathways
Priority actions for how education and industry can collaborate to build a sustainable, future-ready U.S. workforce
Australia joins Canada to become first-choice study destination
What factors are important in study destination choice and how does this manifest in different markets?
How graduate visa policies and employment prospects affect student perception and choice.