High School Programs
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New construction trades training programs launch for adults and high schoolers
Lincoln Tech is investing $10 million into a new 36,000-square-foot training center in Maryland, signaling a significant expansion of construction trades training programs for adults.
High school construction programs build future skilled workforce
At L'Anse Creuse High School, students scan QR codes on an 'apprenticeship wall' to instantly apply for local construction jobs, bypassing traditional college applications.
Auto Care Association launches 'Tools for Tomorrow's Technicians' grant
From April 1 to August 31, 2026, U.S. high school automotive classrooms can apply for the Auto Care Association's new 'Tools for Tomorrow's Technicians' grant, providing a direct lifeline for essential equipment.
Local Initiatives Boost Skilled Trades Training for High School Students
Local initiatives are significantly boosting skilled trades training for high school students across the U.S., with new programs in Florida, South Carolina, and New York. These efforts provide students with paid apprenticeships and hands-on training, offering viable, debt-free career pathways.
New Initiatives Boost Youth Training for High School Students in Skilled Trades
New initiatives are launching globally to boost youth training in skilled trades, addressing labor shortages and offering students practical career pathways. These programs include new funding, hands-on projects, and scholarship opportunities.