Tesla is giving high school grads Gigafactory jobs as apprenticeship program enters 3rd year
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Tesla is giving high school grads Gigafactory jobs as apprenticeship program enters 3rd year

Teslarati
January 28, 2019

Summary

Tesla's Gigafactory in Nevada is continuing its apprenticeship program, which has been providing high school graduates with job opportunities and training since 2017. As the program enters its third year, Tesla is looking for more students to participate, offering competitive pay and educational benefits alongside hands-on manufacturing experience.

This initiative underscores the importance of partnerships between companies and educational institutions in creating effective workforce development pathways. By integrating practical job skills with academic learning, Tesla is not only investing in its future workforce but also contributing to the broader goal of sustainable energy through skilled labor in advanced manufacturing.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the role of apprenticeship programs in providing valuable skills and job opportunities for young people, addressing workforce shortages in manufacturing. Programs like Tesla's are critical for developing a trained workforce that can meet the demands of emerging industries.

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