ALFA seeks applicants for 2026 Alaska crew training program
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ALFA seeks applicants for 2026 Alaska crew training program

National Fisherman
January 22, 2026

Summary

The Alaska Longline Fishermen’s Association (ALFA), in collaboration with the Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust, is actively seeking applicants for its Crew Training Program ahead of the 2026 fishing season. This initiative aims to provide young individuals with practical, hands-on experience in commercial fishing, showcasing the vital role that fisheries play in sustaining Alaska's coastal communities.

The Crew Training Program is a crucial element of ALFA’s Young Fishermen Initiative, designed to support the next generation of fishermen by offering a safe entry point into the industry. By fostering skills and knowledge among youth, this program not only prepares them for future careers in commercial fishing but also strengthens the workforce in this essential sector.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This program exemplifies the importance of registered apprenticeships in creating pathways for young people to enter skilled trades. By combining earn-and-learn opportunities with real-world experience, initiatives like ALFA's Crew Training Program help build a robust workforce that is essential for the sustainability of local economies and industries.

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