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Apprenticeship stories

The Idaho State Board of Education created the Teacher Apprenticeship program in 2024 as an alternative pathway for people to become certified teachers, with an intent to fill job openings across the state.

Two years later, a few apprentices have completed the program and are ready to continue their career as certified teachers with nationally recognized credentials from the U.S. Department of Labor.

Registered Apprenticeship is a pathway into the workforce where participants can “earn while they learn” and gain a recognized certification in an industry of their choice.

This method of transitioning into the workforce has gained popularity and employers are now investing time into the Quality Pre-Apprenticeship program.

The Idaho Department of Correction (IDOC) “envisions a safer Idaho with fewer people in the correctional system” according to its mission statement.

To help incarcerated people find work the agency is hosting job fairs for prison residents who will be released in six months.

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