I-CAR Apprenticeship Program Reaches 116 Sites in 35 States as Illinois Marks National Apprenticeship Week
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I-CAR Apprenticeship Program Reaches 116 Sites in 35 States as Illinois Marks National Apprenticeship Week

CollisionWeek
April 27, 2026

Summary

I-CAR's Registered Apprenticeship Program has expanded to 116 locations across 35 states, marking a significant milestone as Illinois observes National Apprenticeship Week. The program aims to attract younger workers to the collision repair industry, addressing workforce shortages in the field.

The involvement of state leaders, such as Governor JB Pritzker, underscores the importance of apprenticeships in developing a skilled workforce. This initiative not only supports the growth of the industry but also provides valuable opportunities for young individuals entering the trades.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the growth of apprenticeship programs in the U.S., showcasing efforts to engage younger workers in skilled trades. It emphasizes the critical role of such programs in addressing workforce shortages and nurturing the next generation of technicians.

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