Apprenticeship programs for people without college diplomas are back on the rise after a brief dip during the COVID-19 pandemic — and they're gaining traction in new fields.
a registered apprenticeship last year, per Labor Department figures — a 9% increase from the prior year, though still shy of pre-pandemic numbers.
9,000 people in the U.S. and U.K. are currently enrolled in or have completed a Multiverse apprenticeship.Plenty of hiring managers still view a college degree as table stakes for new hires.had to train new workers to do specific jobs — so to some extent, apprenticeships are a way to formalize training that's already happening.
"You care about — what was their performance like at Verizon, what kind of roles did they fill, what sort of feedback would others have on them? You've got more data points at that point than the academic degree, which then becomes almost superfluous."
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