RIC Offers New Teaching Apprenticeship Program
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RIC Offers New Teaching Apprenticeship Program

Rhode Island College
June 24, 2026

Summary

Rhode Island College has launched a new teaching apprenticeship program that allows Pre-K-12 paraprofessionals to become certified to teach in as little as 15-18 months. This initiative aims to address the workforce needs in education by providing a pathway for current paraprofessionals to transition into teaching roles.

The introduction of this program reflects the growing emphasis on registered apprenticeships as a viable strategy for workforce development in education. By facilitating quicker certification for paraprofessionals, Rhode Island College is contributing to strengthening the teaching workforce and enhancing educational outcomes.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the importance of registered apprenticeship programs in providing accessible career pathways for individuals looking to advance in the education field. By enabling paraprofessionals to transition into certified teaching roles, this program not only addresses workforce shortages but also enhances the quality of education.

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