Why Math Matters: Careers That Fuel America’s Economy
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Proficiency in postsecondary math is key to building a future-ready workforce. Occupations that use math skills are projected to grow 10% by 2034 — much faster than the national average of 3% across all occupations.
By leveraging cutting-edge AI and rigorous learning science, Learnvia can help train a "math-ready" workforce for the 21st-century economy. The nonprofit’s Calculus I pilot is being deployed now, with plans to expand to over 100 schools nationwide by fall 2026 and additional gateway mathematics courses in the coming years.
— Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Math Skill Needed | Examples of Fast-Growing Jobs (Projected 2024-34) | What This Level Means | Career Families |
Math Skills Important |
| Uses practical quantitative reasoning to perform work safely and efficiently. |
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Math Skills Very Important |
| Applied, job embedded math used daily. |
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Math Skills Extremely Important |
| Advanced modeling, statistics, and engineering math. |
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