Apprenticeship Programs: Earn and Learn
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Apprenticeship Programs: Earn and Learn

Harper College
April 23, 2019

Summary

Harper College has launched registered apprenticeship programs that combine job-related coursework with hands-on learning, allowing participants to earn while they learn. These programs aim to equip students with advanced skills tailored to meet employer needs, fostering a strong workforce in Illinois.

As apprenticeships continue to grow—experiencing a 70% increase in Illinois since 2015—they are proving to be a vital pathway for individuals seeking careers without incurring college debt. The programs offered cover various fields, including banking, CNC machining, and industrial maintenance, highlighting the diverse opportunities available for both apprentices and employers.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This initiative underscores the importance of apprenticeship programs as a means to bridge the skills gap in the workforce. For sponsors and educators, these programs represent a strategic investment in developing a skilled labor force that meets the evolving demands of various industries.

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