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Texas A&M employs students as cybersecurity apprentices - edscoop.com

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September 15, 2020

Summary

Texas A&M University has launched a new cybersecurity apprenticeship program in partnership with the Cybersecurity Youth Apprenticeship Initiative. This initiative enables students to gain hands-on experience in monitoring and defending networks, while also learning essential cybersecurity skills and earning relevant certifications.

With millions of job openings in the cybersecurity field, this program addresses the critical demand for skilled professionals. By employing students as apprentices, Texas A&M is not only providing them with valuable work experience but also enhancing the workforce pipeline in cybersecurity, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared for their future careers.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the growing importance of registered apprenticeship programs in addressing workforce shortages in high-demand fields like cybersecurity. By creating pathways for students to gain practical experience while they learn, programs like this demonstrate how apprenticeships can effectively bridge the gap between education and employment.

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