Empire State University Joins FutureReadyNYC Healthcare Pathway Accelerator to Create New Career Pathways for NYC Students
Press Releases

Empire State University Joins FutureReadyNYC Healthcare Pathway Accelerator to Create New Career Pathways for NYC Students

SUNY Empire News
January 15, 2026

Summary

Empire State University has partnered with Careerwise to launch the FutureReadyNYC Healthcare Pathway Accelerator, aimed at creating new apprenticeship opportunities for high school students in New York City. This initiative will provide students with paid, multi-year earn-and-learn pathways at leading healthcare institutions, enhancing their access to education and career opportunities.

This partnership reflects a growing trend in workforce development that seeks to bridge education and career pathways, particularly in high-demand fields like healthcare. By providing clear pathways to college credit and degree attainment, programs like this are essential in creating upward mobility and workforce readiness for diverse student populations.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This initiative is significant as it establishes a model for integrating education and hands-on work experience in the healthcare sector, which is crucial for preparing the workforce of the future. It exemplifies how partnerships between educational institutions and employers can facilitate access to meaningful career pathways for youth.

Read via Google News
Recent news
Rochester, New York-Area Manufacturing Pipeline ‘Gets Boost From’ Pre-Apprenticeship Program
General News

Rochester, New York-Area Manufacturing Pipeline ‘Gets Boost From’ Pre-Apprenticeship Program

WNY Labor Today
September 1, 2026
Rochester-area manufacturing pipeline gets boost from pre-apprenticeship program
General News

Rochester-area manufacturing pipeline gets boost from pre-apprenticeship program

Rochester Business Journal
August 26, 2026
Exclusive | Privileged DSA leader got fired for not showing up to electrician gig -- then got $95K party salary
General News

Exclusive | Privileged DSA leader got fired for not showing up to electrician gig -- then got $95K party salary

New York Post
August 19, 2026
Get on our calendar
Not sure if WorkHands is right for you? Chat with our team today
Send us an email
We'll get back to you shortly