Wisconsin Gov. Evers, at Western Tech, discussing new apprenticeship programs
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Wisconsin Gov. Evers, at Western Tech, discussing new apprenticeship programs

wizmnews.com
April 19, 2026

Summary

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers visited Western Technical College to announce new apprenticeship programs designed to enhance career opportunities for students in the La Crosse area. During a workshop attended by K-12 counselors and teachers, Evers emphasized the importance of preparing students for various trades and expressed his admiration for the innovative initiatives taking place at local educational institutions.

This initiative is part of a broader movement in Wisconsin to expand apprenticeship opportunities across multiple business sectors. As the state positions itself as a leader in apprenticeship training, the focus on 'earn-and-learn' models is key to building a skilled workforce that meets the demands of today's job market.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the growing commitment to registered apprenticeship programs in Wisconsin, which are essential for creating viable career pathways for students. By fostering partnerships between educational institutions and local businesses, we can ensure that apprenticeships continue to thrive and evolve, providing valuable skills and experience for the next generation of workers.

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