Coming soon: ACC to launch new IT Apprenticeship Program
Austin Community College is committed to training 350 Information Technology (IT) apprentices/pre-apprentices over the next four years. Through a $12 million DOL grant, ACC joins partners San Jacinto College, Alamo Community College, and Dallas Community College in providing apprenticeship opportunities for Central Texas students seeking a career in IT. ACC will be working with area businesses to develop these IT apprenticeship programs.
Check back for updates as this program develops
Students
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Apprenticeship Benefits for Students
Paid Job
Earn a paycheck from day one, guaranteed to increase over time as you learn new skills
Hands-On Training
Learn job skills while earning a salary
Credentials
Receive an industry-issued credential upon completion of an apprenticeship program
Degree Potential
Earn academic credit towards a college degree for the skills you learn during your apprenticeship
Career Advancement
Leverage your completed apprenticeship to further your career in IT
Connections
Meet people who can help you advance your career today and in the future
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Apprenticeship Benefits for Businesses
Stable, Reliable Pipeline
Ensure a stable, reliable pipeline of diverse, highly-skilled workers by “growing your own” through apprenticeships
Increase Knowledge Transfer
Leverage knowledge transfer through on-the-job training and mentoring, combined with education courses customized to company needs
Increase Employee Retention
91% of apprentices who complete an apprenticeship are still employed nine months later
Systematic Approach to Training
Ensure employees are trained and certified to produce at the highest levels required for careers in Information Technology
Reduce Turnover
Reduce turnover rates, increase productivity, and lower the cost of recruitment
[T]here are a lot of jobs…that we cannot fill. By going and getting folks with two-year degrees and training them to exactly what we need, they can help fill that gap.
Dexter Henderson
Employer Resources
Helpful Links to Learn More about Apprenticeships
Department of Labor Apprenticeship site
Learn about Industry-Recognized Apprenticeship and Registered Apprenticeship programs and policies
Employer page of Apprenticeship.gov site
Promote your open apprenticeship jobs, learn about apprenticeship as a workforce solution, connect with partners.
Texas Workforce Commission site
TWC Employer Apprenticeship resource page. Covers topics such as Smart Business Investment, Training, and Funding.
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