Texas HB2768 establishes a state information technology apprenticeship credential program to address workforce shortages.

Texas HB2768 creates a state information technology apprenticeship credential program offered by public junior colleges or public technical institutes. The program aims to address shortages in the state information resources workforce. It requires the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board approval and includes a one-year apprenticeship with a relevant state agency, an organization working on a major information resources project, or a regional network security center. The credential can substitute for a four-year baccalaureate degree in relevant job descriptions.

Texas HB2768 establishes a state information technology apprenticeship credential program to address workforce shortages.

Texas HB2768 creates a state information technology apprenticeship credential program offered by public junior colleges or public technical institutes. The program aims to address shortages in the state information resources workforce. It requires the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board approval and includes a one-year apprenticeship with a relevant state agency, an organization working on a major information resources project, or a regional network security center. The credential can substitute for a four-year baccalaureate degree in relevant job descriptions.