California Celebrates National Apprenticeship Week with the State’s First Public-Private Apprenticeship Program
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California Celebrates National Apprenticeship Week with the State’s First Public-Private Apprenticeship Program

California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) (.gov)
November 14, 2019

Summary

California has launched its first public-private apprenticeship program during National Apprenticeship Week, marking a collaborative effort between state agencies and IBM. This initiative aims to enhance the skills of state workers in key technology fields through a structured training program.

The program is part of a broader effort to expand apprenticeship opportunities in the U.S., providing pathways for workers to gain valuable skills while earning an income. This partnership not only addresses workforce development needs but also supports economic growth by preparing a skilled workforce for high-demand occupations.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the importance of collaboration between public and private sectors in expanding apprenticeship opportunities. By focusing on in-demand technology skills, it addresses both workforce needs and the potential for career advancement for participants.

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