New Penn College degree designed for apprentices - Penn State University
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New Penn College degree designed for apprentices - Penn State University

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November 12, 2021

Summary

Pennsylvania College of Technology has announced a new apprenticeship technology associate degree set to launch in Fall 2022. This innovative program is designed for individuals who have completed or are currently enrolled in a registered apprenticeship, allowing them to earn an associate degree while enhancing their technical skills through general education and career development courses, which can be completed both online and in person.

This initiative reflects the growing recognition of the value of registered apprenticeships in today's workforce, with more than 600,000 apprentices engaged in various industries across the nation. By providing a clear pathway to a degree, Penn College is helping to elevate the career prospects and earning potential of apprentices, further cementing the importance of earn-and-learn opportunities in workforce development.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This new degree program is a significant advancement for registered apprenticeship initiatives, as it provides a structured pathway for apprentices to attain higher education credentials while simultaneously gaining practical experience. By aligning educational opportunities with industry needs, it empowers apprentices to enhance their skills and marketability in a competitive job landscape.

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