UH expands free ‘earn and learn’ teacher apprenticeship program
UH will be expanding a teacher apprenticeship program to Honolulu CC.
UH will be expanding a teacher apprenticeship program to Honolulu CC.
The program consists of nine credits and a 150-hour internship.
The program begins this fall launching a multi-year collaboration to invest in Hawaiʻi’s culinary future.
Hawaiʻi residents can upskill and get industry certifications through Good Jobs Hawaiʻi.
Students developed skills in landscape maintenance, facility sanitation, plant propagation techniques and preparing plants for industry needs.
50 students in the Master of Social Work program have gained valuable experiences through the partnership.
Besides free training, Good Jobs Hawaiʻi provided books, fees and travel to Maui to take the national exam.
Shayden Aoyagi is part of the first national cohort selected to diversify and strengthen registered apprenticeships.
The UH Community Colleges are providing free training in the healthcare, clean energy, skilled trades and technology industries.
The Good Jobs Hawaiʻi initiative is offering free job training through the UH Maui College and other online programs through the UH Community College System.