“Mr. Apprentice” himself, President Donald Trump, in recent months has very publicly announced his approval for boosting apprenticeship programs. He’d like to ramp up the number of apprenticeships in ...

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During a presidential election cycle that’s involved little talk of higher ed, apprenticeships have claimed an unusual share of the spotlight. Vice President Kamala Harris recently posted on X that ...

This week, the nation is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week. However, unlike the fanfare around “Back to School” or “Teacher Appreciation Week,” our local school has been silent in its elevation ...

"Apprenticeships can teach people to use new technologies in the workplace, giving them practical skills and the confidence ...

Despite an increase in the number of youth apprentices over the past decade, disparities remain in who’s accessing the programs. A recent report from the nonprofit Jobs for the Future, which supports ...

While public sector apprenticeships have long flourished in other countries like Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Switzerland and Australia, the vast majority of U.S. cities, counties and states ...

Two years ago, President Obama set a goal for the United States to “double and diversify” apprenticeships, bringing the “earn while you learn” model to more Americans. As part of that effort, the ...

For SMEs, this is a crucial point. Apprenticeships are built around the skills businesses need. At least 50 per cent of an ...

Not only does the U.S. federal government set the tone for corporate America, but federal funding and federal talent development are two aspects of labor that can directly benefit employers. While ...

Corporate cutbacks, anemic hiring rates, and altered post-pandemic perspectives are leading more professionals to take greater interest in learning skilled trades. With the job market stuck, thousands ...