Apprenticeship program launches for Indy HS students
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Apprenticeship program launches for Indy HS students

WISH-TV
October 27, 2020

Summary

EmployIndy and Ascend Indiana have launched a pilot apprenticeship program for high school students in Indianapolis, aimed at preparing them for high-demand industries. The program, known as Modern Apprenticeship, allows students to earn a high school diploma, college credits, and professional experience while working with local employers over two to three years.

This initiative addresses the growing demand for skilled talent in the community and aims to close the equity gap for students. By providing work-based learning opportunities in sectors like IT, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing, it prepares young people for successful transitions into careers and further education, specifically in the post-COVID-19 job market.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This apprenticeship program is significant as it directly engages high school students from diverse backgrounds in work-based learning, equipping them with essential skills for the modern workforce. By aligning educational experiences with industry needs, it enhances career readiness and supports economic recovery in the wake of the pandemic.

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