Texas A&M employs students as cybersecurity apprentices - EdScoop
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Texas A&M employs students as cybersecurity apprentices - EdScoop

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September 15, 2020

Summary

Texas A&M University has launched a new cybersecurity apprenticeship program in collaboration with the Cybersecurity Youth Apprenticeship Initiative. This initiative, supported by the U.S. Department of Labor, provides students with hands-on experience in monitoring and defending networks, allowing them to develop essential cybersecurity skills while earning certifications.

With millions of job openings in the cybersecurity sector, this program addresses the growing demand for skilled professionals. By employing student apprentices, Texas A&M is not only enhancing their educational experience but also preparing them for successful careers in a field that requires practical knowledge and expertise.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the importance of registered apprenticeships as a pathway for students to gain valuable, real-world experience while pursuing their education. By integrating work-based learning with academic training, programs like Texas A&M's apprenticeship contribute to building a skilled workforce in high-demand fields such as cybersecurity.

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