At 59 NYC high schools, a chance for tech and finance apprenticeships up to $25 an hour
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At 59 NYC high schools, a chance for tech and finance apprenticeships up to $25 an hour

Chalkbeat
September 12, 2022

Summary

New York City is launching an apprenticeship program aimed at placing 3,000 high school students in finance and technology roles, offering pay rates between $15 and $25 an hour. The initiative, involving 59 high schools, seeks to enhance career readiness through hands-on experiences and partnerships with major corporations.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the growing emphasis on apprenticeship programs as essential pathways for students transitioning from education to the workforce. By providing real-world skills and experiences, such initiatives can help address the skills gap and boost economic mobility for young people.

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