Clark to receive $27 million Dept. of Labor funding to expand IT apprenticeship opportunities
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Clark to receive $27 million Dept. of Labor funding to expand IT apprenticeship opportunities

Clark University
July 9, 2026

Summary

Clark University has been awarded $27 million from the U.S. Department of Labor to enhance registered apprenticeship opportunities in information technology. This funding aims to support program sponsors in hiring and retaining new apprentices, particularly those who may not have access to these career paths.

This initiative is part of a broader strategy to expand apprenticeships across critical sectors as outlined in the administration’s reindustrialization agenda. By linking federal funding to measurable outcomes, the program seeks to create sustainable career pathways for thousands of Americans in the technology industry.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This funding signifies a major investment in registered apprenticeships, particularly in the technology sector, which is crucial for workforce development. By expanding access to high-quality apprenticeship programs, this initiative will help bridge the skills gap and create more opportunities for underrepresented individuals in the tech field.

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