The Youth Apprenticeship (YA) Program is a unique school-to-work program that integrates school-based and work-based learning to instruct students in employability and occupational skills defined by Wisconsin industries.
Open to Juniors and Seniors interested in working and learning as a Youth Apprentice.
Student Benefits:
- State-issues skill certificate
- Resume builder and application supplement
- On-the-Job training and mentoring from an employer
- The opportunity to apply and build on skills learned in the classroom.
To learn more about the Youth Apprenticeship Program, contact your school Guidance Counselor or the Regional YA Coordinator, Winnie Momberg, at 715-744-7011 or by email at ya@nwcep.org.
To participate in Youth Apprenticeship a student must be:
- A high school junior or senior
- Have a job or actively searching for a job
- Willing to commit a minimum of one year to the program (450 hours of work) plus, related curriculum (1 high school credit or 3 college credits).
- Maintain acceptable grades and attendance at school.