New America Launches Multi-Year, Multi-Stakeholder Initiative to Expand Youth Apprenticeship
New America and national partners launch the Partnership to Advance Youth Apprenticeship.
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Announcing the Partnership to Advance Youth Apprenticeship
New multi-year PAYA initiative will support efforts in states and cities to expand access to high-quality youth apprenticeship.
Connecting High Schoolers to Apprenticeships
Brent Parton wrote for School Administrator Magazine about connecting high schoolers to apprenticeship.
CESNA’s First Reactions to Recommendations from the President’s Task Force on Apprenticeship Expansion
With good apprenticeship work going on across America, the Task Force's Report advances the conversation but leaves key questions unanswered
Highs and Lows of Higher Ed in the White House Budget Request
The White House released its fiscal year 2019 budget request to Congress today, with big implications for higher ed.
Four Things for Trump’s New Apprenticeship Task Force to Consider First
The Task Force can continue work towards a full-fledged American apprenticeship system. It shouldn't forget what makes apprenticeship great.
Putting Equity at the Center of Youth Apprenticeship
Youth apprenticeship can be a pathway to prosperity for millions of Americans, but not if equity considerations come as an afterthought.
Assessing Industry’s Power in Education
New Education-Employment Linkage Index looks at how industry and education share power in the world's top education systems
First Thoughts on Trump’s Apprenticeship Order
President Trump's Executive Order on apprenticeship is still short on details, but risks sowing confusion in an already fragmented field.
Trump’s Apprenticeship Plans Taking Shape
Trump's workforce week will tell us more about his CTE and workforce plans, and how likely they are to succeed.
Skills Takeaways from the Trump Budget Request
Deep cuts to the workforce system proposed in the 2018 budget request will hurt American workers - perhaps Trump voters worst of all.
Congress Continues Apprenticeship Momentum
Congress looks to continue new funding to states and intermediaries to make it easier for employers to get in the apprenticeship game.
A First Glimpse of the Trump Administration’s Workforce Vision
Some jobs won't come back. To make sure Americans are ready for new ones, employers can no longer be passive consumers of talent.
Can We Get to 5 Million “Apprenticeships” in 5 Years?
The difference between apprenticeship and registered apprenticeship and why it matters.