Apprenticeships
How Community and Technical Colleges Are Building the Bioeconomy Workforce
More federal investment in emerging technology job training at community colleges is needed to fully unlock pathways to good jobs in the bioeconomy.
Apprenticeships continue to grow in N.C.
Since the state’s General Assembly transferred ApprenticeshipNC to the community college system two years ago, the number of people served by the program has jumped by 44 percent.
Q & A with Scott Stump
Scott Stump is the assisant secretary for career, technical, and adult education at the U.S. Department of Education.
New Report Details Opportunities for Community Colleges to Expand Apprenticeships
Community colleges are leaders in offering work-based learning opportunities. Colleges can serve more students by expanding apprenticeship programs to emerging industries and focusing on diversity
South Carolina Apprenticeships Prepare Students for the Future of Work
South Carolina Technical Colleges partner with local employers in the automotive and other growing industries to meet local economic needs and connect students to careers.
