Gov. Pritzker strengthens quantum computing partnership with IBM to benefit City Colleges students
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Gov. Pritzker strengthens quantum computing partnership with IBM to benefit City Colleges students

colleges.ccc.edu
April 29, 2026

Summary

Governor JB Pritzker has announced a strengthened partnership with IBM, aimed at launching a new apprenticeship program at the City Colleges of Chicago. This initiative will create 750 new full-time jobs and provide a pathway for local students to enter the burgeoning field of quantum computing.

This partnership reflects a broader trend in workforce development, where collaborations between educational institutions and industry leaders are essential for preparing students for high-demand careers. With a focus on equitable access, the program aims to support residents from historically underserved communities.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This initiative is significant as it establishes a concrete pathway for students into the tech industry, specifically within the growing quantum computing sector. By committing to hire a substantial portion of graduates, the program enhances the relevance and attractiveness of registered apprenticeships in technology fields.

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