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Apprenticeship and Career and Technical Education (CTE)
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As states work to bring Registered Apprenticeship Programs (RAPs) to scale, one strategy for increasing the pool of potential apprentices is aligning RAPs with Career and Technical Education (CTE). Federally funded CTE programs share a number of features and goals with RAPs that give participants access to high-quality, occupation-directed training that combines classroom instruction with real work experience, and Perkins V funding can be used to support RAPs.
Check out the resources below for ideas, tools, and promising practices on aligning RAPs and CTE programs.
CTE Programs Aligned with RAPs
- US Dept of Education: Connecting Secondary Career and Technical Education and Registered Apprenticeship: A Profile of Six State Systems
- US Dept of Education: Opportunities for Connecting Secondary Career and Technical Education Students and Apprenticeship Programs
- Rethinking CTE, Apprenticeship, and Community College in Oregon
- State Apprenticeships Promising Practices: Career Pathways and Education Alignment
- Tech Ready Apprentices for Careers in Kentucky (TRACK)
- Apprenticeship Maryland
Toolkits, Guides, and other Resources
- US Dept of Education: Program Memorandum OCTAE 23-1, Registered Apprenticeship Programs and Career and Technical Education
- Expanding Registered Apprenticeship Through Alignment with CTE Brief
- Expanding Opportunities: Aligning Career and Technical Education (CTE) and Apprenticeship Part 1 and Part 2
- US Dept of Education: A Planning Guide for Aligning Career and Technical Education and Apprenticeship Programs
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- Resource Publication Date: 2021
- Posted by: Jon Vehlow
- Posted in: Apprenticeship