Summary
Amery High School is actively preparing its students for the workforce through its Youth Apprenticeship (YA) program, which has seen significant growth this year. With 88 students participating in the YA program, Amery High continues to excel within the CESA #11 Consortium, reflecting a strong commitment to hands-on learning and career readiness for local youth.
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development recently reported record participation in its Youth Apprenticeship programs statewide, with over 8,300 high school juniors and seniors engaged in paid on-the-job training across various industries. This surge in youth apprenticeship participation highlights the ongoing demand for skilled workers in Wisconsin and emphasizes the importance of early career exposure for students in preparing them for successful futures.
Why this matters for apprenticeships
This story underscores the growing importance of registered apprenticeship programs in equipping young people with the practical skills and experience necessary for today's job market. As industries continue to seek skilled talent, initiatives like the Youth Apprenticeship program serve as vital pathways for students, connecting them to real-world opportunities while fostering a robust future workforce.
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