TWC Celebrates National Apprenticeship Week
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TWC Celebrates National Apprenticeship Week

texasinsider.org
April 27, 2026

Summary

The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week from April 26 to May 2, highlighting a remarkable growth in registered apprenticeship programs across the state. With a 250% increase in active apprentices over the past decade, TWC emphasizes the vital role of these programs in developing a skilled workforce that meets the demands of Texas's economy.

Governor Greg Abbott has proclaimed this week as Apprenticeship Week in Texas, underscoring the importance of these customizable training programs. Apprenticeships not only provide workers with the opportunity to earn while they learn but also help employers build a reliable talent pipeline, making them essential for workforce development in various industries.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This celebration underscores the value of registered apprenticeship programs in creating career pathways for individuals while addressing the workforce needs of employers. By investing in these programs, Texas is strengthening its position as a leader in workforce development, ultimately benefiting sponsors, educators, and apprentices alike.

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