High School at Harley-Davidson: Career and Technical Education opens a world of possibilities for Wisconsin students
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High School at Harley-Davidson: Career and Technical Education opens a world of possibilities for Wisconsin students

dwd.wisconsin.gov
February 24, 2021

Summary

A Milwaukee teenager, Sarah Klein, participated in the Youth Apprenticeship program offered by the Department of Workforce Development, gaining valuable skills while working at Harley-Davidson. This experience allowed her to explore career opportunities and develop essential professional skills before graduating high school.

Youth apprenticeship programs like this one are vital for bridging the gap between education and the workforce, providing students with hands-on experience and a clear pathway to successful careers in various industries.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the importance of youth apprenticeship programs in preparing students for the workforce while still in high school. Such initiatives not only enhance students' skills but also help them make informed career decisions, ultimately contributing to a more skilled workforce.

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