State combats teacher shortage with new apprenticeship plan
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State combats teacher shortage with new apprenticeship plan

Idaho Education News
July 10, 2023

Summary

Idaho is launching a new apprenticeship program aimed at addressing the teacher shortage by providing a non-traditional path to teaching certification. This initiative will allow aspiring educators to earn a living wage while working alongside experienced teachers, ultimately leading to full certification upon completion of the program.

Similar to models used in trades, this program aligns with national efforts to expand apprenticeship opportunities in education. By engaging various stakeholders and developing a structured pathway, Idaho seeks to attract a diverse range of candidates into the teaching profession, helping to ensure a stronger workforce in education.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This initiative underscores the growing recognition of apprenticeships as vital solutions to workforce challenges, particularly in education. By fostering a 'learn while you earn' environment, Idaho's program not only aims to build a pipeline of qualified teachers but also enhances the appeal of the profession to a broader audience.

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