Summary
Holmes Community College has launched Mississippi's first Amazon Web Services (AWS) Information Infrastructure Pre-Apprenticeship program, designed to provide participants with essential skills for careers in information infrastructure. The four-week program, which began on November 4 and runs through December 6, offers 30 hours of hands-on training per week, covering topics like cloud technology, networking, and security, while participants earn a competitive hourly wage of $20 and industry-recognized certifications.
This initiative is part of a broader effort to strengthen the local workforce by creating accessible pathways into high-demand tech careers. By equipping individuals with practical skills and real-world experience, this program not only supports participants' professional growth but also aligns with the growing need for skilled workers in the information economy, fostering a more diverse and inclusive tech landscape in Mississippi.
Why this matters for apprenticeships
The AWS Information Infrastructure Pre-Apprenticeship program represents a significant step forward in registered apprenticeship opportunities, bridging the gap between education and employment in the tech sector. By focusing on hands-on training and essential career skills, it empowers participants to build sustainable career pathways while addressing the workforce needs of the future.
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