College Recognized as Apprenticeship Ambassador
Funding And Grants

College Recognized as Apprenticeship Ambassador

Wake Tech
October 18, 2024

Summary

Wake Tech has been recognized as a U.S. Department of Labor Apprenticeship Ambassador, demonstrating its commitment to enhancing registered apprenticeship programs. This recognition aligns with the college's efforts to help students gain on-the-job training while supporting local employers in developing a skilled workforce.

The expansion of apprenticeship opportunities at Wake Tech, supported by Wake County funding, highlights the growing importance of earn-and-learn models in education and workforce development, showcasing a successful partnership between educational institutions and local governments to meet workforce needs.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story underscores the increasing recognition of registered apprenticeships as a vital pathway for both learners and employers in today's economy. As more institutions like Wake Tech commit to expanding these opportunities, it enhances the overall landscape of workforce development and helps bridge the skills gap in various industries.

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