Establishes the Career Apprenticeship Bridge Program to provide high school students with paid work experience and career technical education.
The Career Apprenticeship Bridge Program, administered by the Division of Apprenticeship Standards, aims to expand access to youth apprenticeships for high school students. The program offers paid on-the-job training and career technical education, with a focus on supporting youth facing barriers to educational attainment or employment. It requires a minimum of 300 hours of paid training and 144 hours of instruction.
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