PGCPS Launces Apprenticeship Program
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PGCPS Launces Apprenticeship Program

AFRO News
March 8, 2019

Summary

Prince George's County Public Schools has launched a Youth Apprenticeship Program, the first of its kind in Maryland, aimed at providing high school students with practical training in various trades. This program enables 11th graders to gain hands-on experience through full-time summer work alongside school district maintenance personnel while earning a salary.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This initiative is significant as it addresses the skills gap in middle-skill jobs by providing students with valuable training and work experience. The program not only prepares students for immediate employment but also facilitates their transition to further education, reinforcing the importance of apprenticeship pathways in workforce development.

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